Rudolph walked on the grass, and his ears were the groans of the wounded, the soldiers of the wounded Rudolph, and the soldiers of the Flagless Brotherhood, who lay helplessly in the grass and mud, waiting for help or to be killed by the victors.

"What are those?" Rudolph suddenly saw a group of monks in gray robes appear, and they came to the grass to search for the injured.

"The monks from nearby monasteries, who will take care of the injured." Taylor said to Rudolf. In the valley not far from Schwarzburg, there is a monastery of monks living in poverty and adhering to the principle of silence.

"Let me find some people to help them and place all the wounded soldiers in the rear." Rudolph said to Taylor. Rudolph heard that a veteran who survived from the battlefield was actually a precious asset of the army, so he hoped that the soldiers on the battlefield could survive as much as possible.

"Yes." Taylor immediately followed Rudolph's order. He sent several soldiers to carry the injured to the rear. At this time, the Changge soldiers, sword and shield soldiers, and horse mercenaries were rushing towards the besieged camp.

The army of the Flagless Brotherhood collapsed like snow exposed to the sun. Looking at the soldiers of Rudolph who were marching in an orderly manner, these infantrymen without flagless Brotherhood, who were not organized, fled one after another. At this time, we can see the difference between the temporarily recruited army and the regular troops bound by discipline.

"Barde Hedwig, the enemy of Baron Hedwig is fleeing." Sir Buckhouse looked at the flagless brothers infantry who were fleeing in all directions. He said to Baron Hedwig in surprise.

"It's reinforcements, Lord Rudolph." Baron Hedwig narrowed his eyes and saw Rudolph's army approaching the siege camp along the hills.

"The knights charge, victory is in sight." Sir Buckhouse excitedly stepped on the stirrup with his feet. His body almost stood up and shouted loudly to the surroundings. The knights who heard his voice immediately began to fight for the enemy, and the resistance of the unmarked brothers would basically fail.

"We failed, Anthony, I found a horse, you ride on it and run away." A leader of the Flagless Brotherhood loyal to Anthony immediately led a horse to him.

"Where is Benson, where is Benson?" Anthony looked at Rudolph's army gradually approaching and the knights rushing around. He looked around and asked the people beside him.

"Don't worry about those, save yourself first!" The leader of the Flagless Brotherhood helped Anthony onto the horse. After saying that, he slapped the horse's butt, and the mount neighed and carried Anthony away in a panic.

At this moment, Mrs. Agnes took her son Ketri in the courtyard, and they searched for the legendary secret passage. The garden was covered with weeds. Earl Schwartz seemed unwilling to spend money on hiring a gardener. In the grass, Mrs. Agnes found the sculpture of the pagan god.

"It's here, yes, it's here." Mrs. Agnes possessed her in the grass. When she saw the sculpture, she didn't care about the dust on the sculpture and reached out to wipe the dust on the sculpture.

"What is this?" Katrisy looked at the sculpture. He had never seen such a strange sculpture before, so he asked his mother, Mrs. Agnes.

"This is the entrance to the secret passage. Your father, Earl Schwartz, once said that the castle will sooner or later be broken, and we will leave here." Mrs. Agnes said to Ketrisy.

"What, can we just escape by ourselves? What should I do with my father?" Ketrisy had almost woken up at this time. Although he was a little bit awkward, he still had a father-son relationship with Earl Schwartz.

"It's too late now, and those rebels dare not do anything to your father. What's important now is your safety." Mrs. Agnes said to Katrisy.

"But if we can escape there without our father, we should take our father away!" Katrisi hesitated, and he said to Mrs. Agnes.

"Ba~~." But with a crisp sound, the two attendants who were helping to push the stone statue turned around in surprise, and saw a very clear slap mark on the left half of Katrisi's face.

"Stop, now I must take you to a safe place." Mrs. Agnes showed her strength, and she waved her hand and slapped her son Katrisi, completely stunned the naughty child.

"I~~." This was the first time Katrisi was slapped by his mother. He looked at Mrs. Agnes blankly, only to feel her cheeks were spicy.

"Sorry, my son, we are running for life now and have no time to think about anything else." But after slapping his son, Mrs. Agnes immediately covered Katrisi's cheek with her hands, and she said to Katrisi.

"Madam Agnes, Madam Agnes." Suddenly, a servant who was pushing the stone statue stood up, and he raised his ear and listened carefully, and then said to Madam Agnes.

"Did I let you stop?" Mrs. Agnes said to the servant angrily.

"Sorry, Madam, have you heard anything?" the attendant said to Mrs. Agnes quickly.

"What?" As the servant reminded him, Mrs. Agnes also heard something faintly.

"Is it true that the rebels have attacked the castle?" Katrisi said nervously.

"No, this is, is this cheer?" Mrs. Agnes held her barley skirt and listened carefully for a moment. The sound was definitely not the voice of people's despair after the rebels broke through the castle, but a cheer.

"Mother, where are you going?" Katrisi was surprised to find that Mrs. Agnes was holding her skirt and quickly walked towards the corridor. Katrisi followed behind in surprise and asked.

Mrs. Agnes walked along the corridor to the main tower, and she saw the people in the castle cheering and many hugging each other tightly.

"What happened?" Mrs. Agnes asked her.

"Madam, the rebels were defeated, we won." The maid cried with joy, and she said to Mrs. Agnes in tears.

"How is it possible, did we win?" Mrs. Agnes was incredible. She remembered the scene she saw on the main tower. In the siege of the Brotherhood without Flags, the tents were like mushrooms growing after the rain. The momentum of the rebels when they siege the city was about to push down the strong walls of the castle.

"Yes, madam, we won." The maid wiped the corners of her eyes with a handkerchief and said to Mrs. Agnes.

"I didn't expect the vassals to be so brave." Mrs. Agnes's cheeks appeared rosy, and being able to defeat the Flagless Brotherhood was like a miracle for her.

"No, no, Mrs. Agnes." But the maid shook her head in surprise and said to Mrs. Agnes.

"What does it mean?" Mrs. Agnes looked at her in wonder, not understanding what it meant?

"Dear Lady, it is not only the vassals who defeated the enemy. Although the knights fought bravely, there are other people who really defeated the rebels." The maid said to Mrs. Agnes.
Chapter completed!