first wizarding world war.

Chapter 115: Battle Reports Will Lie

Charlotte said slowly: "If anyone wants to express a different opinion, you are welcome to stand up bravely."

"I just acted impulsively!"

"I promise I won't next time."

The entire battlefield was silent.

Charlotte behaves erratically and kills people at will.

Who the hell can believe this?

Charlotte breathed a sigh of relief. If there really were a warrior who bravely stood up to oppose it, he really didn't know what to do.
After all, he was indeed in a very bad mood when he killed someone just now.

Charlotte thought that it was because he had just experienced a war that caused him to have a bit of "random killing syndrome". Now that his emotions have stabilized, he will definitely not kill people indiscriminately again.

No one from the defeated Yahoo Knights expressed any objection, so Charlotte's reorganization work went particularly smoothly. However, according to his practice of having fifty people in one combat squad, this time he reorganized nearly two hundred combat squads.

Charlotte deliberately left some combat teams understaffed, as he felt that doing so had a certain "beauty of imperfection".

However, he also made an exception and organized direct combat teams for himself, Doberman, Yellow Bear, Dorothy, and Frederica. Each combat team had a full staff of 200 people, all of whom were selected from strong and skilled warriors.

Before he had finished reorganizing his troops, he heard a noisy sound coming from the direction of the previous battle. Within half an hour, he saw Doberman returning on his speedy horse with a beaming look on his face, escorting more than 2,000 people.

Charlotte was stunned and wanted to ask, "Didn't I tell you not to fight in advance?"

"Besides, why does it look like you didn't fight much?"

Dupin took back the Swift Horse and shouted, "These people are just ordinary farmers who were forced to fight. I brought people over and they surrendered."

"What do we do with these Southera ladies?"

Charlotte thought to herself, "How should I know?" But even so, when he got down to business, he followed "custom" and dispersed the two thousand or so Southerla ladies and organized them into various combat teams.

With the addition of these two thousand ladies from Nansela, the number of combat teams of the Knights of Favonius increased to two hundred and sixty or two hundred and seventy, and the number of people also swelled to more than ten thousand.

Charlotte asked the surrendered Lady Nansera and found out why the two armies came to the Fars Empire to fight.

Baron File wanted to launch a surprise attack on the important town of South Seraf. Without informing Fars, he used the territory of Fars Empire to invade South Seraf. However, he had a lover, who happened to be Lady South Seraf. This lady risked her life to pass the message on.

The restorers of Yugoslavia immediately sent an army to intercept them. They knew that the fighting power of these farmers was not good, so they asked the Byron people for help.

Charlotte did not sympathize with Baron File. The hatred between the Principality of Behemoth and the Territory of South Seraf was simply irreconcilable. This baron actually found a lover in South Seraf. It would have been fine if he had just found a lover in South Seraf, but he actually let this lady know his marching route. He really deserved to die.

Charlotte even thought that if he could find the baron's body, he would erect a monument for him and write "Baron Phile, died of his own fault, telling military intelligence to his South Seraf mistress..." "People in later generations will probably wonder about the baron's stupidity, and I can't understand it either. I can only blame it on the baron's IQ being impaired!"

We must ensure that Baron Fila's name goes down in history.

Charlotte, commanding the Knights of Favonius, collected the baggage of the two armies, giving priority to replenishing supplies to her "old subordinates", and sent a combat team with the "heads" of the killed soldiers back to Strasbourg to report the victory and continue marching towards the Principality of Behemoth.

That night, reality taught the military blind Charlotte Mecklen and Mr. Huang Haisheng a hard lesson. His blindness and haphazard gathering of troops posed a great hidden danger. About two thousand people escaped at night.

Charlotte hastily started another round of "energizing" and reorganized the troops, but by lunchtime, nearly three hundred people had escaped again, and he had to give up the "treatment" regretfully.

Although Charlotte had thought about going back to Machupi and converting these people into NPCs, she gave up the idea immediately. Even if she collected the supplies of the Yahoo Knights and the South Seraf Restorers, it was still not enough to support the expanded Knights of Favonius for a few days.

There are no villages or towns near Machu Pi that can provide sufficient food. If they go back and forth again, I'm afraid that the situation will not only be desertion but also reduction in numbers. They might even collapse on the spot.

The only thing to be thankful for was that Charlotte allocated all the supplies to his old subordinates, and those who escaped were almost all empty-handed and did not take anything with them.

After Charlotte wiped out all of Byron's cavalry, he collected more than a hundred war horses. He gave twenty to Doberman and trained this capable subordinate as a professional scout. He also gave a few horses to the combat teams of Dorothy, Yellow Bear, and Frederica. The remaining horses were all assigned to his own combat team, forming an "amateur" cavalry.

After marching for more than ten days, the Knights of Favonius finally entered the territory of the Principality of Behemoth.

Too many people escaped along the way, and now there are only more than 6,000 people left, which shattered Charlotte's dream of commanding thousands of troops. Fortunately, after entering the territory of the Principality of Behemoth, the number of people fleeing miraculously dropped to single digits, to the level where one could close their eyes and pretend that there were no deserters.

The order Charlotte received was very vague. It only asked him to support the Principality of Behemoth, and no specific orders were given. So when he arrived in the territory of the Principality of Behemoth, he sent someone to inform Archduke Joseph and also submitted the "war report" at the same time.

As a time traveler, Charlotte had no "respect" for the Grand Duke. In his battle report, he said that the Yahoo Knights had been completely wiped out by Lady South Seraf, and that he had repelled the South Seraf Restorers and killed hundreds of them...

As for incorporating the Yahoo Knights and surrendering the Yugoslav Restorers, she didn't mention it at all. Instead, she emphasized that she had brought tens of thousands of people with her, but suffered heavy losses in order to repel the Yugoslav Restorers, and now had less than 6,000 people. She hoped that Archduke Joseph could replenish supplies and troops, and even asked for a place to be stationed. In short, Charlotte made all the requests that could be made.

Charlotte believed that in such a backward medieval era, these princes and nobles did not attach much importance to intelligence and would not be able to see through these lies.

Anyway...

Who cares! War is a mess.

He was not afraid of Archduke Joseph, who might turn against him, the Grand Master of the Knights of the Fars Empire.

A few days later, Charlotte did not receive a reply from Archduke Joseph, but received a reply from the Archduchess.

The reply mentioned that Archduke Joseph was eager to avenge his uncle and was mobilizing all the troops in the principality to attack the Territory of South Serafia. He was at the front line and it would take several days to get the battle report, and even later for the reply.

At the same time, the Knights of Favonius were also denied entry into Mostar Castle, the capital of the Principality of Behemoth, and Charlotte was assigned to garrison at Baron Phile's Silver Pigeon Castle.

(End of this chapter)