Joselin snorted coldly.

Roger gave Gillard face and sat down.

Rugero stood alone gasping.

Gillard advised him a few more words, and Rugero finally sat down.

He picked up the wine glass and drank it in one breath.

At this time, Roger looked around everyone and said, "Everyone, are my tactics good? Should I get the first contribution?"

Rugero was dissatisfied: "Don't leave me behind, and judge me too. My troops are bait and the biggest sacrifice is not considered the first contribution?"

Baldwin said in a fair and majestic manner:

"Roger's tactics are recognized by everyone, and everyone sees the effects.

"As for Rugero's army, although it is a great sacrifice for bait, it is all your Antiochs who seek it."

Rugero pounded the table and said, "Baodwin, what do you mean?! You two of you join forces to bully me?!"

Baldwin continued to say with a stern face: “I’m telling the truth.

"At that time, everyone agreed that the winner of the duel stayed as bait, while the failed party pretended to be humiliated and left.

"Who told your Sir Antioch to open the head of my Sir?

"Everyone said it's easy to act, but your subordinates are really playing. I haven't settled the debt with you yet."

Rugero sneered and said, "You want to settle the score? OK.

"Pull out the sword, I will decide with you, let's fight one by one!"

Baldwin raised his eyes and said, "What, do you think I'm afraid of you? If you fight alone, just fight alone! Who is afraid of whom!"

Gillard began to be a peacemaker again: "I said you are calm, you are all Christians, don't cut the sword against each other at any time. The Lord said that you should not put the sword against your brother."

Joselin couldn't help it, and pointed at his head that was bandaged like an Indian and said:

"Gillard, I'm surprised that the Lord said that the Lord said it was like the truth. Could it be that the opening in my head was cracked by itself?"

Gillard shirked responsibility and said, "You are not as skilled as others, and you can't even act well in a play. What else can you say?"

Joselin was even more dissatisfied. He said, "If I hadn't had the intention of acting and deliberately letting go, would you think you could succeed?"

Gillard smiled: "Oh, look at what you said, it seems that you can really beat me."

Joselin was furious, and he slapped the table and said, "Bastard, I want you to know how powerful I am."

Gillard refused to give in: "Even the defeated generals dared to be arrogant!"

Roger interrupted the quarrel between Joselin and Gillard by knocking on the bottom of the cup, saying:

"Okay, okay, don't talk about the past. Everyone is Christian brother, and harmony is the most important thing."

So Joselin drank in silence, giving Roger face.

Gillard no longer provoked, he took a piece of jerky and threw it into his mouth to chew it.

Roger continued to discuss matters, saying, "Let's discuss how to allocate the horse whip."

Baldwin said in surprise: "There is still a need to allocate a horse whip? It turns out that it's just that horse that follows."

Roger stretched out his index finger and shook it left and right and said, "It's not right, I think you are all dead horses and lame horses, so you don't need a whip. Why don't you give them all to me?"

"Bang"

Rugero smashed the wine glass on the table.

He jumped up and said, "Roger! Don't go too far!"

Roger was not afraid, he squinted his eyes and said, "What, are you not convinced?"

"What if I don't agree?"

"Come on!"

"One fight!"

"I'm afraid of you?"

"The Lord said..."

"My opening..."

For a moment, the sound of the stool falling in the tent, the sound of the sword being unsheathed, and the sound of the insulting each other, were in a mess.

Fortunately, the fight didn't really start.

However, after camping the next night, the nobles, including Roger, fought in another way.

“Four 2.”

"You dare to be arrogant even if you have four 2. Look at me, four kings, this is the biggest card, you can't afford it."

"Pass."

"Then I'll come out, blow a trumpet, a 1."

"One 4, four ropes strangled you to death."

"Wait, let me think about how to get it out."

"Is there any more to think about?"

Gillard urged Baldwin, who frowned and thought.

Roger did not urge him, he closed the sign and looked at the other end of the wooden table.

There Rugero was playing dice with Joselin.

They took turns rolling points with three dice.

The dice are roughly hexahedral, but the workmanship is obviously asymmetric and uneven.

They are made of wood, metal and bone, with different sizes and even the distribution positions of the points above are different.

The points of two dice are arranged in a "prime number", that is, the two opposite numbers add up to the prime number - 1 is 2, 3 is 4, and 5 is 6.

There is also a "seven-point" layout that is the same as later generations, that is, the two relative numbers are 7-1 opposite to 6, 2 opposite to 5, and 3 opposite to 4.

Joselin seemed to have thrown a big number before.

Now it's Rugero's turn.

Roger saw Rugero pinched three dice of different sizes and textures together in his hand, and then blew a sigh of relief at his fist.
Chapter completed!