Rise In Calradia

"His Royal Highness Harauwu is a security guard. The captured by His Excellency Elaine are indeed our soldiers. They have been ordered by His Royal Highness to collect the arrears of taxes. I hope you can release them immediately and take away those who have already been collected. Exchange the tax to us."

The prince's messenger stood in front of both Fattis and Eleon, saluted and said in the future.

"Taxes? With all due respect, sir, His Royal Highness Harau has no right to collect taxes on my land, which is my fief."

Eleon frowned when he heard the messenger's words, and said very dissatisfied.

"Sorry. Elaine, the prince is sorry for this. This is actually a misunderstanding. His Royal Highness is only collecting military expenses from various places. The soldiers who were sent to work did not understand the meaning of their mission. They have now got your Excellency. You should let them return to their posts."

The messenger replied neither humble nor humble.

"I handed them over to Lord Byron. How to deal with them is Lord Byron's business. I have no right to make a decision."

Eleon turned around and stopped answering any questions from the messenger. The messenger also turned his attention to Fatis.

"Sorry, sir, Lord Byron left Suno a few days ago."

Before the messenger could ask questions, Fatis told the other party that he refused to let him go.

"When did Baron Byron..."

"It's hard to tell."

"You can release the people first, and your Highness will naturally inform Baron Byron when the Baron returns."

"Sorry, Baron Byron rules the army strictly and forgive us for not being obedient."

"Your Excellency, this is too much for you, do you want your Highness to go all the way to Suno to find Baron Byron, and beg him to let him go!?"

Hearing Fatis' answer, the messenger was a little angry, scowled, and questioned severely.

He hinted at the gap between the opposing prince and the baron Byron, and told them not to do too much.

"No, it would be rude. We have reported this matter to Lord Byron, and it is estimated that there will be a reply soon. We do not want to embarrass His Royal Highness, but if these people are not properly punished, in case they someday What should I do if I run into other vassals' territories to collect taxes indiscriminately?"

Fatis asked seriously.

"His Royal Highness promises that this error will not occur again. All the taxes collected by these soldiers will be sent to Baron Von Byron as an apology, but I also hope that Byron Nanjing will respect the new tax law formulated by the Prince. From next month Start paying enough dinars. In this case, your Highness promises that this kind of thing will not happen again."

The messenger’s words were undoubtedly approved by His Royal Highness Prince Harau, and his job changed from sending letters to negotiating.

Fatis glanced at Eleon, and when he saw that the other party had no objection, he nodded and agreed to the other party's proposal.

This was of course arranged by Byron before he left. As long as the prince compromises and the conditions are not excessive, he can accept it. It's no good to offend Swadia's heir too much. This is just to tell the little prince how great his rights are and what he can't just intervene.

The terms were negotiated, and Fatis released the people on the same day. Although the life of imprisonment was a bit uncomfortable after a few days, the conditions that Byron gave them were not bad, so these hapless soldiers didn't say much, so they went back to Veluga with the messenger.

After that, although Prince Harauwu still had a lot of dissatisfaction, he also restrained a little. He roughly figured out Byron's strength and bottom line, and knew how to get along with this rapidly rising lord.

At least until Byron returns, both sides will be in peace.

A few days later, in Suno’s newly opened bathhouse, Byron lay in a wooden barrel, soaking comfortably, took the letter from Johnny, and read it.

All the places in this bathhouse were taken down by Byron and used by his sergeants and the soldiers they brought. This was the reward they deserved from the battle during this period of time.

Before leaving Suno, Byron and the heroes discussed the Veruga issue many times. In the end, they all felt that although Prince Harau was too young and reckless, there were many people around him who were reliable and would definitely avoid it. Use force with them at this time. The news reported by the spies sent to the south also showed that King Griffith and the southern lords had no plans to move north. In fact, they still hadn't been relieved from the previous plagues and the Kingdom's Southern Expedition. If a war is rushed at this time, it is likely to cause the divided Swadia lords to reunite, and the gain will not be worth the loss.

Considering these points, Byron put his heart down and went to Suno to relax, and by the way, visit Miss Nelda again.

In addition, Byron brought many officers and brave soldiers from his army to accompany him. First, these people are very powerful and can protect themselves in this situation. Secondly, Byron can also take them on a trip and relax. The right should be a reward for them.

So Byron gave these soldiers very good treatment no matter whether he was on the road or after entering the city. Everyone has a horse to ride, wine to drink, steaks to eat, and white bread is enough, so you don't have to pay a penny for yourself. Except for gambling and finding women, Byron can reimburse them for everything.

There is only one price for such a generous favor, that is, you must tell your comrades who have not come, tell them that they will be rewarded with great efforts to serve Byron, so as to boost morale. Especially the members of the logging team in the team have to do more work so that the locals of Rodok are also willing to join Byron's side.

Naturally, there is no need to worry about the financial problem. This time, Byron brought a box full of silver coins and a lot of gold bars. As soon as he entered the city, he bought Suno’s second largest oil refinery, and relied on his aristocratic status to purchase an amount with the Armorer. Some terrible orders for big ones. He ordered hundreds of various types of armor and a corresponding number of weapons, especially when he asked the other party to change the style of the existing halberds, so that this machete-like halberd was closer to the halberd soldiers in his impression.

Now all the blacksmiths in the city are busy. For the plate armor alone, Byron placed an order for 2oo pieces. What's interesting is that other nobles' custom-made plate armors require the finer the craftsmanship, the better, but Byron requires that these plate armors can't be used as long as they can be used, and he did not consider purchasing other plate armor components.

After careful consideration, the blacksmiths felt that Byron was going to arm his soldiers with ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ The southern form was so messy, the soldiers naturally needed equipment.

However, they are also curious that most of these armor suits worth more than 100 dinars are used by heavy cavalry and knight masters in the army. Is it possible that Baron Byron had so many heavy cavalry and knights under his control. ?

Moreover, such a large-scale spending of the lord's own money to arm his soldiers is rarely seen in the entire kingdom. It seems that the baron's wealth may be more than the rumors.

Of course, Byron is not interested in knowing what people are envious of his wealth, let alone how many people are afraid of his wealth.

He came out of the bathtub, wrapped his clothes, and immediately wrote a letter to Fatis and Eleon.

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