The journey was unparalleled, and there was no aristocratic private army rushing out of their small estates to block Kant's advance. They are all closed and silent.

Kant was even able to admire the scene of purple and red from the courtyard walls of the small manor.

Such a scene, thanks to the fertile land and suitable climate of the Southern Commandery, is difficult to see in the Narun Desert or even the Northern Commandery.

The sky was already bright, and the red sun shone with a warm glow.

But on the wide East Boulevard, only Kant and his soldiers marched.

Along the way, there was not a single pedestrian in sight.

Concord went smoothly and smoothly all the way.

This situation made Kant feel very abnormal.

It's not normal.

Even if Kant guessed wrong, the Duke of Lion did not forcefully order the nobles of the Eastern District to deal with him.

The Duke of Lion himself can't be indifferent.

Kant, at this time, is to occupy Lionheart City, which nominally belongs to the Lion Duke.

Moreover, Kant's noble badge has openly used a lion as the main body, which is already a naked provocation, and Kant himself also has such a meaning.

Through this noble badge, Kant's ambition has been revealed.

Other nobles can watch the play, but Cameron, the Duke of Lion, does not have this position.

Could it be that he wants to watch Kant, who has a disobedient action against him, occupy Lionheart City, cut off an important economic lifeline for him, and at the same time strengthen Kant himself?

This is completely unreasonable.

Most of the night, it was enough time for the Lion Duke to send troops from Lion Castle, bypass the walls of Lionheart City, and enter Lionheart City through the east gate of Lionheart City.

Kant didn't think that if Duke Lion's army entered Lionheart, it would be at the walls of the East Gate, waiting for a decisive battle with him.

That's not practical.

Although Kant did not have a specific understanding of how powerful the Lion Duke was, there was no doubt that he was dominated by heavy cavalry.

The flat plain terrain of the southern county is the natural advantage of the heavy cavalry, and the lion principality also dominates the entire human race with heavy cavalry, Kant does not believe that the main force of the lion duke will not be the heavy cavalry.

For heavy cavalry, the wide, flat main road of Lionheart City is one of the most favorable terrain for charging.

The courtyard walls of the manors on both sides effectively cut off the way out for the troops to disperse and flee on both sides.

As long as it is a strong enough heavy cavalry legion, this is the best battlefield.

There was a hint of doubt in my heart.

When the army marched almost five miles and reached the middle of the East Avenue.

Kant opened his mouth and ordered:

"Stop, Bestur, be vigilant and be careful of the noble private army behind you!"

"Yes, my lord!"

Something, something is not right.

Kant sent ten Lion Knights of Saarion, but they never returned.

This is not normal.

Even if this eastern avenue is unimpeded, the ten Sarion Lion Knights who he used as sentry should turn around and return from the east gate of Lionheart City at this time and meet him again.

Because Kant was worried about the strength of the aristocratic district, he did not march fast.

The speed of the march is only about one-third of the speed of the Sarion Lion Knight's probing.

It's slow, but it's very neat.

In the event of an emergency, there will be absolutely no confusion, so that it can effectively defend against the enemy.

It stands to reason that at this time he led the army to march five miles, and the ten Lion Knights of Saarion had definitely returned to their lives.

But the opposite is true.

They are nowhere to be found.

Ten Sarion Lion Knights, the strength of which should not be underestimated.

The strength of each one is definitely not inferior to the pinnacle knights of this world.

When it comes to battlefield combat, it can be completely crushed.

Their talents, in themselves, are extremely suitable for the battlefield.

If you want to leave all ten Saarion Lion Knights behind, if you rely on high-end combat power, there are no more than three times as many big knights or mages to besiege you, and you pay a heavy price, you can't do it at all.

If you rely on a large number of troops to surround it, it is difficult to leave all ten Saarion lion knights at the same time without more than 300 strong soldiers at the official knight level.

Therefore, this point is directly excluded by Kant.

If there were so many troops to encircle it, Kant would be able to get a glimpse of it directly from the unobstructed East Boulevard.

Although I can't see clearly, I can only see an outline, but I can still find it.

Kant understood:

Things have changed beyond control.

At this time, it was only five miles away from the East City Gate, and Kant could even glimpse the outline of the East City Gate from a distance, even the light from the three arched holes could be distinguished.

On the East Avenue, there were no elite heavy cavalry of thousands of lion dukes charging towards him.

There was also no elite aristocratic private army from the small aristocratic estates.

On the wide East Avenue, there were no people, no army.

Only him and the army he led.

However, in Kant's eyes at this time, this empty, unobstructed East Avenue was like a huge mouth of a fierce beast that opened silently, waiting for him to send it to the door.

And those aristocratic small estates are even more extremely secretive.

The door was closed and silent.

Kant even involuntarily had the idea that those aristocratic private armies were already lying in ambush behind the closed gates, waiting for an order, and then rushing out.

The environment, there is silence.

Only the sound of the horse's hooves stepping on the flat stone floor from time to time was rhythmic and regular.

Kant took a deep breath.

He didn't really want to provoke the nobles at this time, because he knew very well that his next enemies would be those sects.

Although the nobles will not be on his side, and may even be hostile to him, they will not take the initiative to attack him.

Aristocrats, like sects, do not go to trouble a top nobleman for the sake of so-called faith, not for profit.

Unless, Kant's strength was weakened by the sect to a certain extent.

The aristocrats would pounce like mad dogs and divide up Kant's territory and property.

This is Kant's perception of aristocracy.

In the past, Kant used this kind of cognition to deal with the aristocracy, and the facts have proved that his cognition is correct.

However, the reaction of the nobles of the aristocratic district of Lionheart City at this time made Kant feel a little hairy.

Fear often comes from the unknown, and if it is the unknown that subverts cognition, it is often even more frightening.

When something you think you know suddenly shows a completely different aspect, it usually shocks people's hearts.

Kant, at this time, was in such a situation.

"Rhodok sniper shooter obeys!"

Kant drew the sword of the king again and pointed to the gate of a small aristocratic manor on the north side of the East Avenue.

"Tear down this gate for me! I want to see what is hidden in this manor! ”

The name of the siege crossbow is not arbitrary.