"If you can really fulfill your promise, I am willing to accept the conditions you put forward!" Viscount Senafani, who walked out of the crowd, finally gave up and continued to remain silent, and was unwilling to continue to bet. According to general circumstances, no one could remain indifferent in the face of Baptist's threat of burning jade. However, Sena instinctively felt the cruelty and madness deep in his heart in front of him, which was something that was found in his bones. This made Senafani stand up without any luck and choose to compromise with Justinian.

Seeing Senafanis in front of him finally stood up, Justinian, who had always maintained a calm expression on his face, couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, and there was a cold sweat behind him at this moment.

He was indeed betting that the other party could not hold on before himself, but the Latin people in front of him still did not dare to really choose to die together.

At the same time, the commander of the garrison, Leo and Neuski, finally rushed over with their men. Seeing the confrontation between the two sides, they couldn't help but feel nervous, thinking that Justinian was in danger.

But at this moment, Justinian waved his hand and signaled his soldiers:

"Don't worry, everyone, they have surrendered!"

As he said that, Justinian took back the short knife that was placed on Sir Baptist's neck, grabbed the frightened horse, picked up the red battle flag on the ground and climbed onto the saddle, and then shouted loudly from a high place:

"Everyone gave up resistance, your Lord Senna has been captured by us, and his armor is here, and immediately put down his weapons, otherwise any stubborn person will be killed."

Justinian held up the helmet belonging to Viscount Sena on the ground with a flagpole, and Justinian held it high to let all the Latin people who noticed it on the battlefield see it. When this scene fell into the eyes of the Achaean army, the last psychological defense line of the soldiers who had already fallen into defeat and each of them was completely collapsed. Their commanders were all captured, and even their helmets were provoked, not to mention that their retreat had been cut off by Justinian's Turkic cavalry. The encirclement composed of heavy infantry was compressing step by step, and they had no way out. Even though there were still about four thousand defeated soldiers and defeated soldiers, the continued fighting was only unilateral massacre under the dragon without a head. The Latins, who had no resistance, then knelt down and put down their weapons, begging the enemy on the opposite side to forgive their lives.

After all, they joined the Crusaders for wealth and were not facing real pagans at this time. In the eyes of most people, there was no benefit to resisting stubbornly. So as Viscount Sene was captured, except for a few stubborn elements, the rest chose to surrender one after another.

Seeing the large number of enemies in the encirclement finally put down their weapons and stopped resisting, cheers of joy broke out in the Roman army. How arrogant were the Latins who had surrendered before them, but now these invaders have become prisoners, which has really made everyone angry.

On the other hand, Neuski, Arslan and others also breathed a sigh of relief, surprised that Justinian's plan was really successful. At first, they did not swallow the confidence of the enemy in one breath, thinking that this battle would have so many favorable conditions and killing weapons, Greek fire, unlike the Battle of the Alfios River.

But Justinian in front of him once again created a miracle, and he personally took the risk of capturing the Latin commander with almost crazy beheading, completely destroying the center of the entire army.

Even though he knew that Neusky still felt like he was in a dream, because this victory was simply unreal. You should know that the Latin people in front of him had been dealing with the empire for many years, and even the Turks and Saracens who were helpless in the empire were defeated by them. These brave nations conquered Constantinople after many years of development. However, under the leadership of Justinian, these defeated Molia's remnants swept away the Latin army of Peloponnese in one fell swoop. In less than a day, a powerful Achaean army was completely defeated.

At this moment, even General Kokbota, who was sent by Prince Theodor, was full of surprise on his face, and he was completely impressed by the power of the young man in front of him. At first, he just obeyed His Highness the orders of His Highness, but now he finally understood that this seemingly young boy was definitely not comparable to ordinary people.

Maybe he can really win this war!

At this moment, General Saleus also came with the subsequent reserve team, but there was no need for them to enter the battlefield. The only thing they needed was to clean the battlefield and accept the surrendered Latin prisoners. Many Achaean soldiers in armor threw down their weapons and surrendered under the ridicule and ridicule of Roman soldiers on all sides. Although there was constant joking and insulting, no one dared to retaliate against the Latin prisoners who hated them to the core, because Justinian had issued strict orders before the war, especially now that he led everyone to defeat the Latin people, Justinian's prestige had reached its peak, which made everyone dare not disobey.

Seeing Justinian really fulfilling his promise, the surrendered Achaean army breathed a sigh of relief, and finally disarmed one after another and no longer had the desire to resist.

"Thank you very much for being able to do what you say. Lord Justinian, there are probably only a handful of people like you among the Greeks. So can we leave here too?" Despite thanking Justinian, Viscount Sene's tone still had a hint of sarcasm in his tone.

But Justinian shrugged and nodded without caring about this, "Of course there is no problem, you can leave at any time." As soon as this said, Neuski's face suddenly changed. You should know that the other party's identity is an important noble in the Achaia Marquis Kingdom, why did he let him go like this?

This is simply letting the tiger return to the mountain!

But Justinian was obviously not ready to repent, but ordered the guards beside him to make way. After handing over his weapons, the other prisoners could also leave here safely after the gates of Argos City opened and surrendered, and even the ransom was not necessary. Looking at this scene, even Viscount Sene showed an incredible expression on his face, and he couldn't believe that the other party chose to let them go.

"Are you really letting us go like that, Lord Justinian?" Sir Baptist said at this moment, and the man still couldn't help but ask in confusion.
Chapter completed!