"No way you said." The Blood Wolf seemed to be a little helpful, and smiled and said embarrassedly: "I haven't practiced for too long, so I've regressed a little."

Hou Deer, who was beside him, had already started to curse in his heart.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! From the first glance of the Blood Wolf's sparring training, he knew that this guy was a "boot-wearing", his demeanor, demeanor and the faint "smell" on each "boot-wearing" betrayed him.

But the monkey never expected that "boots" would be so flattering, so flattering, so shameless.

"I think the master is no longer your opponent now." Blood Wolf's sparring looked sincere.

"Ike? By the way." Blood Wolf remembered something, raised his chin and pointed at Houdel who was at a loss next to him: "The person who captured Axel alive is here."

"Ah?!" The Blood Wolf's sparring trainer was surprised: "Ah?!"

Houdel was always regarded as air by the other party, and finally regained his face. He felt the other party's gaze sweep from the top of his head to the soles of his feet, and from his shoulder to his fingertips.

Houdel did not speak, but just stretched his waist straighter.

The Blood Wolf's sparring trainer frowned and looked at the big head soldier in front of him carefully, then smiled and stretched out his hand to Houdel openly: "I am Kadal Lagrare."

Houdel looked at the Blood Wolf inquiringly. Seeing that the Blood Wolf nodded slightly, he rubbed the sweat in his palm hard and held the hand of "Kadal Lagrare".

"Senior Axel is the best swordsman in the Army Academy, and perhaps even the best swordsman since its founding." Kadal smiled and said, "You captured Senior Axel alive, which is equivalent to doing something that none of us did."

The "boots wear" are so polite that Houdel feels embarrassed.

"I was not the only one at that time." Houdel said with a red face: "And I used a fishing net to attack, it was not glorious."

When Kadal heard the "fishing net", he was stunned at first, and then burst into a fierce laugh. He was so sad that he leaned back and forth, and couldn't breathe.

"When life and death fight, there is no glory or glory." Kadal wiped away the tears of laughter, shook hands with the soldiers in front of him again, and said seriously: "Only those standing and those lying... this is what I only learned not long ago."

Houdel scratched the back of his head.

Winters couldn't help laughing, but it touched the wound and the pain under his ribs started to hurt again. He held the tree trunk and sat slowly on the ground.

Kadar noticed something strange and hurriedly stepped forward to support the squad leader, and asked in surprise and concern: "Are you injured?"

"I'm careless." Winters explained lightly: "I haven't seen it for too long, and I forgot that there is still anti-magic tactics."

"Anti-magic tactics?" Kadal's expression suddenly became nervous: "Where is the step to discover, locking and destroying?"

"destroy."

"Destroy?!" Kadal's pupils dilated uncontrollably.

"Destroy." Winters smiled: "But Sanel underestimated me, and he didn't use enough gunpowder."

Hou Deer, who was standing beside him, saw in confusion: the "boots-wearing" who was still energetic just now suddenly had red eyes.

"Don't be so stingy. Looking at your expression, I thought you were attending a memorial service." Winters teased: "But I heard that it seems that I have held a memorial service for me?"

"Yes." Kadal wiped his eyes and said with a smile: "Senior Axel cried so badly!"

"Is that true? He didn't tell me."

"It's so miserable! I burst into tears! We also used your old armed clothes to repair your tomb. On the day of 'burial', Teacher Christian from the Magic Department came."

Winters thought: "How is Teacher Christian's recent situation?"

"Not good." Kadal replied seriously: "The symptoms of mental illness are getting worse."

Winters thought of Christian, the Army Academy, and then the Guitu City... his thoughts suddenly drifted to the horizon.

Winters, who came to his senses, couldn't help but sigh: "I have written the notice of the Battle of Hegu Village and will be issued tomorrow. It will not only be sent to Tiefeng County, but also to other counties in Xinkendi. It will also be seen outside Xinkendi. The list of officers who were killed and captured will be issued as an appendix."

Winters looked at Kadal: "I have ordered the blockade of news, and the other prisoners know nothing about your situation. So, you choose for yourself."

"Squad leader." Kadal lowered his head: "Since the United Provinces dared to let me go back to Paratu, they were sure that I would not dare to surrender to the 'rebels' - just like those classmates who tended to Alpad, who are still under house arrest in Guitu City."

Winters nodded, without saying a word, waiting for Kadal to make a decision.

"If I join your army, my family will become hostages." Kadal whispered: "But if I become a 'captive' and are exchanged back, they will force me to fight you."

Winters nodded again.

"So." Kadal pretended to be relaxed: "Please report me missing."

"There is only one procedure between missing and death in battle." Winters asked softly: "Your family will be very sad."

"If they were told that I was still alive, it would only be more dangerous for them." Kadal pretended to be indifferent: "It's missing, I don't know life or death, and there is still a glimmer of hope."

Winters thought for a moment and said softly: "Lt. Col. Jeska has a teaching and research room in Revodan. He has fired me several times because of lack of staff. How about you help him? No one in Revodan knows you, you are safe there."

"Okay!" Kadal's eyes lit up.

"Then let's say that." Winters stood up with the trunk and said, "I'll let Samujin take you to Revodan today. Although you live alone, the prisoner camp is full of people and eyes. The earlier you leave, the safer it will be."

Kadal was silent for a long time and lowered his head deeply: "Thank you."

Winters just touched Kadal's shoulder and said nothing.

On the side, I felt deeply that I was an unnecessary Houdel, and suddenly I was named by the Blood Wolf: "Okay, come with me."

"Okay...yes!" Houdel stood up in a hurry. He slapped off the dust on his clothes and asked in confusion: "But...where are you going?"

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content later! Winters blew a sharp whistle, and soon, an extremely majestic white horse walked out of the woods slowly.

The horse has a saddle, but it is not worn, and there are still tender leaves in its mouth that have not been eaten. Compared with the thick grass, Changfeng prefers the tender buds of broad-leaved shrubs.

"Go to the horse rail," Winters said.

Houdel realized something was wrong, so he widened his eyes and stammered, "Sir, why are you doing in the horse railing?"

"Go and get a horse."

"Who will I get it?"

"Of course it's you." This time it was Winters' turn to be unknown, so he took out the note from his wrist guards: "Didn't Mason Baomin ask me to teach you how to ride a horse?"

"This is this..." Houdel was about to suffocate: "How could it be?"

"Don't be nervous." Winters smiled tolerantly and comforted the preparation students, "Mason Baomin hates two things the most. The first thing is that he can't find me, and the other thing is that he sees me idle. Arrangement of you is equivalent to solving the two things he hates the most."

Hou Deer really didn't know how to react, so he had to raise his hand and salute with a sad face.

"Let's go, pick you a gentle mare, you will learn very quickly." Winters patted the preparatory students on the shoulders, looked in the direction of the Kings Castle, and murmured: "Learn to ride a horse as soon as possible, you will soon use this ability."

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[Same time]

[In the suburbs of the Kings Castle]

Under the scorching sun, two riders were galloping westward, one after another.

The rider who was behind looked back at the smoke and dust behind him and shouted in fear: "Major Ronald! They are catching up!"

Running in front Major Ronald heard the cry for help from behind, gritted his teeth and turned back to the rider who was behind.

The major forced the companion to stop and changed his horse with the other party without saying a word.

"Don't look back." Major Ronald pushed another rider into the saddle: "Just run forward."

The rider who was held onto the saddle gasped and asked in despair: "Where can you go ahead?"
Chapter completed!