After three rounds of drinking, the two were already drunk. The posture of sitting in the position is also staggered.

Bandak was now devoid of his usual restraints, and began to talk to Derrick about how he admired him.

Derrick, on the other hand, leaned back in his chair and listened to Bandak's words in silence.

Until at last Bandak's mouth was dry, and Darik called for a pot of tea. He said, "Let's drink saliva first." ”

"No, just have wine." Bandak shook his head.

"Haven't had enough of it?" Still, Derrick removed the wine from Bhandak's glass and filled it with tea: "Those who leave early tomorrow morning can't afford a hangover." ”

"Whatever, if you drink with me, I'll have to drink to my heart's content." Bandak waved his hand and said, "If you want to stay here forever, won't there be fewer opportunities for us to get together and drink together in the future?" ”

"Well," said Derrick, sighing alone, and then smiled at Bandak, "Well, in the future, whenever you want me to go back to Dehrim to drink with you, I will go back immediately." ”

"You..."Bandak's eyes had turned into a misty patch at this time: "I didn't know before, your character would be so stubborn." Why didn't I listen to you after telling you so many times? Looking back now, I can see that Your Majesty has revealed to me the decision he is going to make this time, so that I can test your resolve. The current result is probably surprising even for him. ”

After drinking too much wine, Bandak's tongue went numb and the logic of his speech began to become confused. Still, Darik could hear the meaning. He pursed his lips and raised his hand to hand the teacup to Bandak's hand.

"Do you think it will be easy to walk down from this position? Everything you take for granted around you will be lost one after another. Why do you have to let yourself suffer those losses? Bandak took the teacup, gestured lips, thought of something, and put a wine glass "Tom!" Placing it on the table, he continued to Dareek.

"I've thought of all of this," Derick whispered.

"I wonder how disappointed your subordinates will be when they know you're going to make such a choice." Bandak quickly sipped a cup of tea and prepared to get up and leave. However, when he stood up, he did not stand firmly, and his body looked shaky.

Darek hurriedly stepped forward to support him, and instructed the soldiers on the side, "Send General Bandak back to the observation tower." ”

"Yes." The soldier rushed over and put Bendak's hand on his shoulder, dragging half of his body.

"The decanting soup prepared in the back kitchen is also remembered to be sent to the soldiers in Jinglou." Looking at Bandak's sluggish back, Daerik continued to command the soldiers beside him.

"Yes!"

Early the next morning, Bandak was woken up by the soldiers of the convoy. Because I not only took a bath before going to bed last night, but also drank sobering soup and so on, the headache symptoms were not as strong as I imagined.

"Bandak, Archon, we're getting ready to go." When the soldier saw that Bandak had come to his senses, he retreated to the door and reported to him.

"Okay." Bandak rubbed his temples and nodded.

Because he has been going out all year round, processes such as washing up in the morning have become accustomed to Bandak. Appeared in the lobby earlier than anyone else.

When he met Derik, who was about to go upstairs, Derrick looked at Bandak in surprise and asked, "You're so early?" ”

"The one who was woken up moved faster than them, so he waited here first." Bandak replied as he munched on his breakfast.

"I see." Instead of climbing the stairs again, Darick turned to the kitchen and brought out two glasses of hot milk, and sat down across from Bandak: "Drink something hot." ”

Bandak took a glass of milk and drank it: "Yes, it's comparable to the fresh milk in the barracks." ”

"Someone ordered it from Cumberland." Dyric also took a sip and said.

"What an idea." Bandak complimented.

"Why don't you pack some and take it with you?" Derrick suggested.

"Nope." Bandak shook his head with a smile and said, "If His Majesty knew about this, he would have to kill me." ”

"Huh." Derick also took this as a joke and ignored the past.

The two of them chatted with each other, and the number of soldiers sitting around them for breakfast became more and more numerous.

"You don't have to go to the construction site to supervise the work today?" Bandak wiped the table in front of him and asked Darek.

"I sent my men to watch it for me." Derick replied, "I'll rush over when I've seen you out of the gates." ”

"Hmm." Bandak nodded, then stood up and beckoned the warriors to assemble.

"Let them eat slowly." Dyric said with a smile.

"If you eat more, you won't be able to walk." Bandak shook his head with a smile and said, "What's more, I really can't help but want you to accompany us here." ”

"Huh." Derrick chuckled.

After a while, the soldiers of the escort team stood in front of the lobby door in a line.

"You guys, go and bring the camels from the backyard too." Bandak commanded to a few soldiers in the front row.

After everyone packed their bags, they set off towards the city gate.

Arriving at the city gate, Bandak said goodbye to Derik, "Then I'll see you after the New Year." ”

"Okay." Derick waved at him.

Without saying anything more, Bandak led his men and set off towards the snow outside the city.

"Your Majesty!" A soldier burst into the Senate hall and shouted.

"What's wrong?" Kant put down the paperwork in his hand and looked up.

"Commander Bandak has returned to Dehrim with his convoy, and is now at the gates." The soldier reported.

"Oh. I see, you step aside. Kant nodded, and continued to look at the text in his hand.

The soldier looked at Kant so calmly, and thought that he was really angry with Commander Bandak, and hesitated: "Need... Call the Bandak Commander? ”

"No," said Kant, "he will come himself." ”

The soldier was stunned, and then reacted: "The subordinate retreats." ”

Once again, Kant was the only one left in the Senate hall, and after hearing the sound of footsteps moving away, Kant glanced at the incense stick in the corner of the table. Silently counting the time in my mind.

After a while, Kant sat in the hall and heard Bandak's laughter from afar.

When Bandak stepped into the temple and saluted, Kant put aside the paperwork in his hand and said, "You dare to laugh when you walked out of the city without me knowing?" ”

"Uh," Bandak squatted down and said with an embarrassed face, "It was the minister's fault that he didn't report to Your Highness." ”