The day after Kant's return to the palace.

Early in the morning, an attendant went to the temple to report that the Commander of Bandak and the Commander of Derik had entered the palace to ask for an audience.

Kant asked the attendants to bring them in.

"Lord." The two archons walked up to Kant and saluted.

"Long time no see." Kant smiled and nodded, motioning for them to get up: "How is the army doing?" ”

"The fighters have probably become proficient in the new training program, and they are in good spirits now." Bandak replied.

"New training regimen? By the way, when I was in Durandal, I received your plan. Kant thought for a moment and said, "It's pretty good, it seems I'll have to see for myself someday." ”

"Well, the warriors in the army are ready to be personally examined by the lord at any time." Bandak replied.

"Lord," said Derrick and Bandak, after a glance at each other, "I heard that when you returned: on the way, someone was infected with the plague. It doesn't matter what happens now, right? ”

"It is true that someone has contracted the plague. And the soldier had already died of a viral infection and was cremated. Kant replied, "Fortunately, from the results reported this morning, no one in the entourage was infected, which means that the plague epidemic is under control." ”

"That's great." "I didn't expect to be infected with a special infectious virus in the desert," Bandak said. ”

"The root cause of the virus has not yet been identified, but it is a reminder to me. Regular health check-ups must be carried out in all parts of Dehrim, including Cumberland and Durandal. Kant said calmly.

"But if this is provided at public expense, the cost should be not small." Darek wondered.

"Take it from the people, use it for the name." Kant did not elaborate further: "The specific matters should be laid out after the promulgation of the constitution of our country." When I went to Durandle this time, I realized that there was still too much to prepare. ”

In reply, Adunis said: "Lord, your body is a little weak because of the hard work of the day. I hope that the lord you don't have everything on your back, where we can help, just send us at will. Bandak said.

Adunis and he are also relatively familiar friends, and they will exchange letters with each other or not.

"Huh." Kant smiled and said, "You don't have to worry about this, I will take care of my body." Besides, why haven't I done my best to send you in the last six months? The hard work before the empire was built was essential. This kind of thing will be done by yourself. ”

"Okay then." Bandak still didn't let go of his worries.

Kant didn't dwell further on this topic, and looked away at Derrick and said, "Dyric, how are your warriors trained?" ”

"Hmm. Usually everyone trains together and they do well. Derrick replied.

"I know that you originally knew a lot of soldiers who were doing logistics under your subordinates, so contact them to prepare together, and it won't be long before you go to Durandal." Kant confessed.

"To Durandal?" Daerik looked a little nervous.

This was the first time he had been sent out of Dehrim alone since he became the new commander. The last time I was with Bandak was on a trip to the Elven Country.

"Hmm. When more work is put into Durandal, there may not be enough manpower on the Yadonis side. I intend to give every soldier in the squad the opportunity to request a leave of absence to return to Decherem. Therefore, other troops must be brought in. Kant explained.

"But," Derick said worriedly.

He and Adunis could only be regarded as nodding acquaintances, and had heard of his way of doing things before. I heard that he was a very heroic and direct man, and that a new commander like himself would take over the city he had been stationed in for three or four months, and Adunis might not obediently obey his command.

Bandak also thought of this. There was a hint of worry in his eyes.

Adunis was very prestigious to his soldiers, and it was easy for a commander like Derrick, who had not yet made a name for himself in the army, to be overwhelmed.

Kant was well aware of their thoughts, but he still demanded: "If you want to convince you, you have to act." Otherwise, as a commander, it is impossible to succeed. ”

"Yes, my lord." Eventually, Derrick agreed.

Kant told him to be ready in fifteen days, and he could leave in half a month.

After the two received their orders, they said goodbye and left.

In Kant's mind, Bandak and Derrick took different routes. This can be seen from previous observations of the two.

The personalities of the two can make up for each other, whether it is Bandak's broad-mindedness or Derrick's delicate mind, they are very important for marching and fighting.

But if Dareik's strategy doesn't match Bandak's force, then the combination will also seem unremarkable.

Therefore, it is indispensable to sharpen Derrick in terms of personnel.

Kant gave such a high position to Derrick and did not want to see defeat in him.

Kant sat alone in the hall, and after sorting out his thoughts, he began to study the ink, and asked the guards beside him to summon the royal messenger.

"Lord." The messenger has arrived.

"Please wait a minute." Kant is still writing hard.

"Yes." The messenger replied, standing quietly aside.

After a while, Kant finished writing the letter. After carefully stamping the seal with lacquer, he got up and handed it to the messenger.

"This is a letter to Durandal, please put it in the hands of General Adunis." Kant introduced.

"Yes, my lord." The messenger carefully took the letter into his bosom and responded.

"Hmm. You have to be careful when you go through the desert. I hope you can get back to Dehrim soon. Kant instructed.

"Thank you, lord, for your concern. I will definitely get the letter to me as soon as possible. The messenger bowed and went out of the temple gate.

Kant wrote two things in his letter: one was that he introduced that Derrick was about to be joined by people. The second is to have Yadonis and Crowez organize all of Durandell's health checks together.

The source of the virus may be somewhere in the desert, in the city of Durandel, and if someone encounters a similar situation, it must be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible.

Kant sat back in his place and began to look at the copy that had been delivered to the temple today.

Although the affairs behind him are still piled up, such days are the most stable and ordinary for Kant.