The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 193 Shamelessness and Routines
The Brocade Empire is by far the most militarily powerful empire on the continent of Green, so it is naturally not a reckless force.

They already knew about the action of the Moran Empire, and speculated that the reason for the failure of the three major mercenary groups of the Moran Empire might be due to the involvement of the Dwarf Kingdom, but this does not mean that they are not worried.

What I am worried about is naturally the magical power of the elves.

The dwarves are indeed powerful, but it depends on who they are compared with. Compared with Moran's three major mercenary groups, the Dwarf Kingdom does have an advantage and has the capital to destroy the three major mercenary groups.

But compared to the Moran Empire itself, the Dwarf Kingdom is nothing, not to mention the Brocade Empire, which has always been superior to the Moran Empire militarily.

However, the Brocade Empire does not have a magic saint, and they also have to consider the existence of the opponent's elven grand magician when they send troops to Cattail City.

Although this military action is not small for the Brocade Empire, it is not big either, but its significance to the elves is different.

Therefore, if the Brocade Empire wants to attack Cattail City, it must evaluate the possibility of the other side's great magician joining the war.

As for giving up, it is impossible to give up. It is impossible to give up without trying. After all, Xiangpu City has the good things they are thinking about.

War is all about money and intelligence. The Brocade Empire has no shortage of money, and if an operation is successful, the rewards will be huge, so this aspect is not the point.

As for intelligence, it is nothing more than confirming Cattail City's policy towards the enemy, whether they will dispatch magic units, and the number of dwarves in Cattail City.

This aspect can actually be attributed to money, because there are goblins who sell information!
As for the rest, we can use our usual human ability to find them.

Who to look for? Look for the Moran Empire.

The fact that Moran's Grand Water Mage Elvis personally flew to Cattail City to redeem the captured wizard Aiden was seen by many people at the mouth of Lengshui River.

Currently, Grand Mage Elvis is at the magic exchange meeting in the Elf Forest, so there is room for maneuver.

Magicians are not solitary practitioners. Both magic experiment materials and magic props require large sums of money. This is why magicians in the human empire must be dependent on the empire.

Crown Prince Moran already knew the reason for his failure, and naturally knew that Cattail City was not an easy bone to chew, so he was happy to let the Brocade Empire try.

What if the Brocade Empire succeeds? Doesn't Moran still have the Saint of Mage? It's a big deal for 300 to 400 million humans. At this juncture of the plane war, as long as Moran is willing to pay a certain price, the Brocade Empire is likely to give him face.

Anyway, the production of salt is controlled by the royal family and sold in the country, so it does not interfere with the interests of the other party.

Besides, it is impossible for both sides to watch the other side making huge profits from salt in their own country. That is a completely different concept from goblin trade.

Therefore, in order to make up for his mistake, the eldest prince of the Moran Empire came up with a very evil idea, which was to secretly signal the Grand Mage Ives to "give" the information to the Brocade Empire.

In this way, if the Brocade Empire failed, he would not be held responsible. After all, since the Brocade Empire had failed, his failure was understandable. If the Brocade Empire had succeeded, it would not be impossible for their royal family to take action and obtain the secret recipe of salt.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince can also take this opportunity to sell a good deal to Grand Mage Elvis. After all, everyone in the Green Continent knows that nothing in the hands of a magician is cheap. I believe that Grand Mage Elvis can make a small fortune from this.

As long as a big empire is determined to do something, it is very easy. The Brocade Empire also obtained the information it wanted and planned the action plan in full swing.

It is worth mentioning that due to the strength of the royal family of the Brocade Empire, there are no large-scale mercenary organizations in the Brocade Empire, let alone a mercenary group of tens of thousands of people.

The regular mercenaries of the Brocade Empire were mostly caravan guards. They rarely participated in activities like plundering the Elf Forest, and their numbers and weapons were strictly limited.

As for predatory organizations composed of pure warriors like the Teutonic Mercenaries, most of them are the product of the plan to invade the Elf Forest in order to deal with the large mercenary organizations of the Moran Empire.

After the development of the Elf Forest was completed, such a mercenary group had neither its own caravan nor its own industry, and it was difficult for them to survive in the Brocade Empire. They could not even leave the area near the Elf Forest as a team.

This is also the reason why Hanfried Teutonic was anxious to transform after losing the Elf Forest.

The Brocade Empire's large-scale operations and intelligence gathering naturally led to the discovery of Han Fuli, the only human who had been to Cattail City.

Faced with the officials who came to him, Han Fuli knew that the opportunity for him and the Teutonic Mercenaries had come.

When it comes to knowing more about Cattail City, Han Fuli knows much more than the captured magician Aiden.

Although Han Fuli had never met the top leaders of Cattail City, he had twice taken a goblin airship to observe the entire city from the air. He also saw the standard weapons of Cattail City and the rifles in the hands of the elves and dwarves at the sentry post in the trading area.

Humans had obtained dwarven muskets through various channels. Han Fuli had stayed in the trading area of ​​the Cattail City camp for a few days, so he naturally knew that the weapons in the hands of the Cattail City soldiers were definitely not the original dwarven muskets.

That kind of steel weapon with ferocious murderous intent, as well as the short one-handed steel weapon that the elf boy who was talking to him took out from his waist and pointed at him, were definitely not new weapons that could be compared with the dwarf musket.

The information provided by Han Fuli was very important to the Brocade Empire, and even overturned the Brocade Empire's previous speculation. Han Fuli believed that the dwarves had upgraded the dwarven muskets and created new dwarven muskets and one-handed muskets with more powerful power.

Combined with the information that the goblins sold them that there were not many dwarf warriors in Cattail City, the Brocade Empire speculated that the support the Dwarf Kingdom provided to Cattail City was not a large number of warriors, but this new type of long-range weapon.

Well, this would explain why the three major mercenary groups were defeated so thoroughly, because they had no ranged troops and were all very slow heavy armored units.

Once entangled by such flexible long-range weapons, it would be very difficult to escape in the vast wilderness, and complete annihilation is reasonable.

The Brocade Empire adopted Humphrey's opinion and believed that a large number of long-range attack units were essential to deal with this kind of weapon.

Finally, the Brocade Empire decided to send out long-range attack equipment, heavy shieldmen and flexible crossbow cavalry to deal with Cattail City.

Humphrey participated in this operation as a special staff officer, providing terrain and other intelligence support for the attack on Cattail City.

And Han Fuli also got what he wanted, that is, after the operation is successful, his Teutonic mercenary group will obtain a trade certificate issued by the royal family of the Brocade Empire and become a regular trading caravan from then on.

(End of this chapter)