Give Me the Name of God

The battle in the royal capital continues. The eldest prince controls the palace, but does not control the entire royal capital, especially the soldiers guarding the city gate. Currently, only the soldiers at the north gate have joined the eldest prince, while the east gate and south gate are still watching. , as the realm of God’s Punisher, Ximen is still resisting desperately.

Manda drove a carriage from the north gate and left the royal capital. Stanton followed closely with his family. Although the eldest prince promised to make him the chief constable and decided to make him an earl, Stanton still chose to follow Manda. Da fled.

He was scared, really scared. Even if he became a farmer with Manda, he didn't want to go back to the royal capital.

Exiting the city from the north gate and detouring to the southwest, Manda walked on the path to Qixing Mountain. Gatan led the soldiers from this path to Qixing Mountain. Manda wanted to see what the sentinels were doing on this road. What.

More than twenty miles away from the royal capital, Manda handed the carriage to the lion girl, returned to the carriage and opened the Styx Island.

After escaping from the dungeon, Manda only had this moment of respite to take a look at the urgent letter sent from the southwest.

Most of the letters came from Stanley. In the past few letters, Manda used extremely harsh words and lost his temper. The nervous Stanley had to report to Manda every victory he achieved.

It was a very wise choice to transfer Manu back to Qixing Mountain. He discovered traces of the enemy troops on the day he came back, but when Stanley led troops to intercept them, the enemy troops escaped.

According to Stanley's description, the enemy troops were blocked in the mountain stream. He really couldn't figure out how the enemy troops escaped.

Manda opened the second letter, and Manu gave the answer. He sensed that there was a believer of the mountain god among the enemy, and he could use the mountain drilling skill like him, but this believer didn't seem to like the mountain god. The mountain god gave Manu an oracle, not only revealing the believer's location but also ordering Manu to kill him.

Stanley's brain was dull. He should have thought that the other party had followers of the mountain god and told him not to eat so many god blood stones, but he just didn't listen.

The third letter was sent by Webner. Bucken arrived at Bluestone City and began to attack the city that night, but Webner pushed back. The defeated Bucken seemed to have the intention of retreating. Webner asked Manda whether to pursue.

Manda looked at the date of the letter and saw that it was sent three days ago. Manda quickly wrote back to Webner, ordering him to stay in the city and never leave the city. After writing the letter, Manda took out Webner's charm, squeezed it hard, and asked Webner to reply immediately, hoping that he hadn't done anything stupid yet.

The fourth letter was written by Stanley. This time he was not reporting on the battle with Gatan, but instead taking the initiative to ask Ying to go to Bluestone City to fight against Bucken.

Webner also reported the news to Stanley. This was the military rule set by Manda. In an emergency military situation, if Manda could not respond within a ten-hour time, it would be handed over to Stanley immediately.

But why is Stanley so anxious to go to Bluestone City?

Manda smiled. It seemed that this guy was afraid of being scolded.

This can't be blamed on him. Before, we just encountered a group of enemy troops and massacred two villages. In this era, massacres of villages simply don't happen too much, and they really can't be brought to the fore.

But Stanley didn't expect Manda to lose such a temper. He vaguely felt that this errand was not easy to do, and wanted to get out of it as soon as possible.

Want to get away? Nothing is that easy!

Just as Manda was about to reply, she suddenly felt her heart pounding. Webner's reply arrived first.

He still stood firm in the city and did not send out troops. Manda breathed a sigh of relief and sent a letter to Webner first, telling him to immediately spread the news of the murder of the new king Rheas outside the city and asking him to describe it in as much detail as possible. Don't worry about Bucken's doubts about the details, because this is the fact.

The little king whom Bucken had supported was killed, the throne changed hands, the royal capital was in chaos, and the backyard was almost burned to the ground. He still had the intention to attack Bluestone City?

When he withdraws his troops, if Gatan is not scared to death, what kind of disturbance can he still cause?

This is what Hermes calls a dungeon surprise!

Manda felt relieved and opened the last letter.

This letter was written by Stanley and was just delivered today. Judging from the tone of the letter, Stanley was very careful. He was worried that Manda would be angered.

The first half is good news. Under the guidance of the mountain god, Manu set up an ambush and captured the enemy's mountain god believers.

To be precise, that was not a believer of the mountain god, but a collector. He had a third-level blood stone of the mountain god on his body.

Transplanting the divine blood stone is the unique skill of the God Punisher, which also proves Manda's previous guess that Gatan and Bakken have joined forces.

The second half of the letter was less pleasant.

Manu launched a successful ambush, but Stanley misjudged the enemy's escape direction and once again allowed the enemy to escape.

This is unforgivable. Manu has already killed the mountain god believers, and the other party cannot escape by drilling into the mountain, but Stanley still loses him.

If he wins this battle, Manda can win back his skills, but he didn't expect Stanley to make such a stupid mistake.

The furious Manda scolded Stanley severely and ordered him to annihilate the enemy army within ten days.

After walking on the path for three consecutive days, Manda had left the control of the royal capital. Not far away, he saw the first hidden sentry he had planted.

This secret sentry looked like a hunter's wooden house. The house was full of cobwebs and dust, as if it had been abandoned for a long time.

There are actually three sentinels living here. They receive a super high salary of thirty gold coins every year. They stick to this difficult and dangerous place day and night, just for one mission-to report everyone who enters the mountains. A hidden sentry.

The sentry did not recognize Manda, and seeing the royal emblem on the carriage, he quickly sent the message out.

After walking for another two days, Manda encountered the second secret sentry, which was an abandoned longhouse. There were five sentries living in this secret sentry, and its function was exactly the same as the first secret sentry.

After walking for another day, Manda slowed down and saw the third secret sentry in front of him. This secret sentry was a bit special.

This is a large post. There are no surface buildings here. All sentries are lurking underground. There are seventy of them in total. For enemy troops with more than thirty people, they will send a message to the next post. For those with no more than twenty people, they will send a message to the next post. For the enemy, they will choose to block or wait and see. For enemies with no more than ten people, they will directly eliminate them.

Manda only had two carriages. In addition to him and Lion Girl, there were Stanton and his wife, three children and a lover, which totaled exactly eight people.

The eight people, just within the range of the sentry, received the news from the first two hidden sentries. It was true that there was no tail behind them, so the sentry decided to take action against Manda.

Manda also wanted to try out his skills as a sentry. In Stanton's mansion, he easily defeated more than twenty God's Punishers with Hades's hat. In the dungeon, he killed more than a hundred jailers. In the palace, he killed more than a hundred guards, and now he wanted to see how capable his sentries were.

Gatan walked along this road to Qixing Mountain. Manda wanted to see if the enemy used the mountain drill technique or if these soldiers were too lazy!

These dozens of sentries only have one attack mode, lurking and bow and arrow. There is a path in front of them. There are trees on both sides of the path, which is a good place for an ambush.

Manda knew that the Sentinels' methods were very single, and since they knew their lurking location in advance, this battle would not be fair to them.

Let them be a little bit, after all, they are our own people.

Manda deliberately stopped the carriage at their ambush location. He stepped out of the carriage and looked into the bushes, deliberately exposing himself to the other party.

Stanton said to Manda: "What are you doing?"

Manda turned around and said, "Hide in the carriage, it's not safe here!"

As soon as he finished speaking, an arrow flew towards him. Manda struggled to dodge, and the arrowhead grazed his cheek, leaving a scar.

Arrows were flying, and the arrows were hitting his vitals. Manda managed to dodge a few arrows, and got into the car in embarrassment.

Just as he took a breath under the car, an arrow turned around and penetrated into the car. Manda barely blocked it with his golden finger.

They actually still have divine objects in their hands!

These guys were too ruthless. Manda wanted to rush outside and reveal his identity, but the arrows were too dense. More than 70 archers shot arrows more than twice as fast as the palace guards.

Manda shouted from the bottom of the car: "I am your lord, I am Manda Crowdeser!"

No one paid attention to him, and arrows continued to fly like rain.

The carriage was on fire and they used fire arrows!

Manda opened the floor of the carriage and looked at the lion girl: "I can only rely on you now."

After a while, Manda raised a branch with the lion girl's white inner skirt floating on it.

"I surrender!" Manda shouted, "I surrender!"