Roger laughed and said, "Wusman's ears," he said:

"This is my secret weapon, used to deal with the Egyptian main fleet.

“It depends on it whether you win or lose.

"By the way, you didn't have the benefit of coopers, so cut corners, right?"

Usman glared at Roger fiercely and said, "I am such a person in your eyes?"

At this time, Zarro ran out of the convoy, saluted Roger and said:

“I brought all the black powder I made during this period.

“There are excess sulfur, saltpeter.

"I think I can burn charcoal here, and I can continue to make black gunpowder directly in the camp."

Roger nodded and said, "Very good. Please find Danny and ask him to arrange an independent camp for you. We must pay attention to safety and fire prevention."

Shana completed the handover procedures for the transport convoy guards and ran over jumping over. She pretended to cry:

"Sir, you have to make the decision for me. Adelaide has taken away my military power."

Roger said angrily: "That must be you messing up something again."

Shana felt aggrieved and wanted to cry, but she couldn't cry.

She groped on her body for a few times, took out a letter and handed it to Roger.

Then she said to Zarro with a domineering attitude:

"Hey, where is my onion, have you taken my onion?"

Some of the people present suddenly felt uncomfortable in their throats and started coughing, while others looked up and studied the shape of the white clouds.

Roger smiled and said, "Come on, stop being fooled, go to the camp to take over the remote troops.

"By the way, the 500 elite Sarasen archers of the Norman Corps, who came with the fleet when Adelaide got married. Do you still remember them?"

Shana said seriously: "How come she doesn't remember? They are all Sicilian veterans who have trained together before."

Roger ordered: "They were previously responsible for the walls of Jerusalem, and this time they were sent by Adelaide. You can join them into the remote troops and command them in a unified manner."

So everyone went to work separately.

Roger started reading the letter, which was written by Adelaide:

Dear Roger:

I am not a delicate little girl. When your father went to war, I was responsible for the castle defense.

It’s useless for Shana to stay with me, I’ll ask her to come and help you.

You don't have to worry about my safety. There are enough nobles in the city that even if the Ashkelens come to attack Jerusalem, we can still defend it.

In addition, the 200 German female soldiers you left behind are very powerful in combat, and guarding the David Tower is enough.

It’s just that my voice is too loud, which makes me feel a little headache.

Last night, a thief entered David's Tower. In the middle of the night, the dog barked first, and then the female soldiers started barking. The yelled so frighteningly.

When I passed, I saw the thief holding our dog, and the two guys shivered in the corner.

The dog I raised is considered useless, and now it will hold its tail when it sees a woman.

But there were women everywhere in the castle, so it walked with its tail between its legs all day long.

Anyway, everything is fine here, don’t worry about it, just concentrate on fighting your battle.

If you have the chance in the future, I will get some troops for you.

Love you, Adelaide.

Roger felt warm in his heart. It was his mother who sent all the troops he could to help him, but it was not enough.

At this moment, a huge noise suddenly broke out on the position.

Roger hurried over and saw that Smith had stabilized the restless Frank axemen.

He asked with a straight face: "What's going on?"

"Look," Smith said, pointing to a giant rattan shield that was burning, "they came up with a way to deal with us."

Roger turned his eyes there, the one on the far right of the three giant shields.

There was not only a giant shield burning there, but also a huge wood ring, which was lying on the giant shield and burning with it.

Roger didn't know how this burning wooden ring appeared, and he didn't have time to investigate now.

He noticed that part of the wooden ring was covering the hole in the ground.

His sensitive ears heard people's screams from the hole, as if the people below wanted to break through the blockade of the flames, but they obviously failed.

Roger knew it was a bad situation now.

The people in the cave may not be burned by the flames, but as the only vent, when the fire is ignited, the air inside the cave will be turbid, and in the end, all the people inside will die of suffocation.

Roger's brain was running rapidly. Every time he was nervous, his brain worked very well. This time he was no exception. He quickly thought of a solution.

"Call at them and let them collapse part of the hole."

Smith conveyed the order to all the Frank axe soldiers, and everyone shouted neatly.

The person in that hole must have heard it.

Roger heard a "silent" sound, and then a piece of the ground suddenly sank.
Chapter completed!