Eugen had a more grinning smile on his face. He liked to talk to smart people the most. The people he brought were messy and belonged to several forces.

If the treasure matter is leaked, it will inevitably attract many people to spy on it and cause unnecessary trouble.

Not to mention anything else, Eugen probably would have to give at least 30% of the verbal remarks.

To ensure your own interests as much as possible, the best way is to hide the news first, and then after you go back, mobilize your own soldiers to take away the treasure.

Only in this way can everything be foolproof.

However, the most critical part of this problem is whether the Captain Allen is reliable in front of him. If he betrays Eugen and tells the Earl of Sartre, it will have a very bad impact on Eugen.

While losing a lot of treasures, it will also leave a very bad reputation in the aristocratic circle. In that case, it will be impossible to steal chickens and lose rice.

After thinking about it, he decided to test it out, and then said directly: "Vissue Alan, I hit it off with you at first sight. I want to explain to Earl Sartre that you come to serve here. I don't know what you think."

Hearing this sentence, Allen was clever and half-kneeled on the ground and swore to Eugen, "I am willing to be loyal to you, Lord Eugen, and I admire your talent and strategy very much."

Finally, he added: "But, Lord Eugen, you just called it wrong. I don't have a title yet, I'm just a civilian, not a viscount."

Eugen nodded with a smile when he heard this, then he waved his hand and said with a relaxed face: "Oh, you are right, you are Viscount Alan when you come to me."

This sentence was Eugen who proposed the benefits he would bring to Allen.

It is not easy to become a viscount. The canonization of a noble must be personally granted by the imperial emperor to be recognized as a hereditary aristocrat. An ordinary lord, even the great duke of the Hohenzollern family, can only be canonized knights and civilian barons, and has no power to canonize nobles.

Eugen said this, which means that for the sake of Alan, he would like to ask His Majesty the Emperor to grant Alan the Viscount. This is a great honor and the best reward that a lord can give to his subordinates.

Allen suddenly became excited, and even his body swayed. This sudden good news surprised him and became a nobleman. There were too many benefits. Later generations would also enjoy the benefits brought by the title of aristocratic title. It would not be an exaggeration to say that he would benefit endlessly.

Seeing Alan's excited look, Eugen was also very happy, but he was still worried, so he asked, "Well, Viscount Alan, I am really happy that you can be loyal to me, but Earl Sartre was your first lord after all, and he was grateful to you. If you are loyal to me, would he be unhappy?"

Eugen said something like nonsense, and Earl Sartre would definitely be unhappy, especially if such a big interest was involved, no one could be happy if they knew it.

Eugen himself knew this, but what he wanted to look at was an attitude, and the tone and expression of Allen when answering him. As for the content of the words, it was not very important.

What surprised Eugen was that Viscount Alan did not look hesitant at all, and the smile on his face was still bright, but there was an inexplicable hint of despicability.

He smiled and raised his eyebrows at Eugen, and said in a tone that even a man understood, "Hehe, Lord Eugen, you are so familiar with Count Sartre's daughter. Isn't my loyalty to you, that's allegiance to Count Sartre? What's the difference?"

Unexpectedly, Allen answered like this. Eugen was speechless. He smiled bitterly, but he didn't expect that Allen had misunderstood this and made such a choice.

After thinking about it, Eugen did not point it out. He felt that it would be good to get the allegiance of this silly child like this. Anyway, there will be opportunities for him to know after a long time.

So Eugen just smiled awkwardly and exposed the topic, then took Alan out.

When he came outside, Allen closed the wooden door in front of the passage, and then posted a seal on it, ordered his personal guard to do a good job in guarding, and left the place.

In this way, no one dares to go in and check the situation. Even if someone guessed that there was a treasure inside, he would not dare to do anything bad without knowing the specific number.

After dealing with this matter, Eugen was in a great mood. When he thought that a huge sum of money would be immediately put into his account, Eugen unconsciously wanted to laugh.

At this time, his thoughts were no longer limited to this place. You should know that there were more than one group of robbers around him. Just Eugen learned from Dimit that there were as many as hundreds of robbers in front of the entire Po River defense line.

The robber group is very effective. There are five people with a scale of more than a thousand people, and the most are more than a hundred people, with nearly seventy people, and then there are three groups and five groups of scattered small organizations.

So many robbers were active near the Pohe defense line. Their main target of robbery was the victims who came from the south. I don’t know how much wealth they had accumulated during this period.

Thinking of this, Eugen's heart became hot. The robber extermination order issued by the empire is still in effect. Eugen felt that it was necessary to gather a force to cause trouble.

While thinking about the robbers, Eugen walked towards his residence in the robber manor. Halfway through, he suddenly found some chaos in front of him.

I saw several Earls Sartre's personal guards surrounding two soldiers from Allen's troops and said arrogantly: "Boy, you'd better give him to us. Earl Eugen's order is to kill all the robbers. Do you want to disobey your order now?!"

Earl Sartre's personal guard has extraordinary combat power, but also has a strong temper. His tone is very rough at the moment, just like he wants to start a beating someone if he doesn't agree with his words.

Alan's soldiers were quite strong. He just glanced at the man in front of him and said expressionlessly: "The Count also has an order. In special times, he should use the power of every doctor to protect every doctor, so that they can use their own abilities to fight against diseases. This robber was originally a doctor, and you have no right to execute him."

"Hahaha, young man, I think you're a bad brain. He is a robber, so I'm taking it for granted. What's the right to do? This is a battlefield, little kid. You'd better not bring the city here, otherwise you'll suffer a loss." Earl Sartre's personal guard soldier said rebelliously, and patted the soldier on the head.

Alan's soldier seemed to feel insulted, and actually pulled out the sword from his waist with a blink of an eye, put it on the soldier's neck, and said coldly: "You are seeking death!"

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