Enli quickly quelled the peasant rebellion that broke out in the "formerly Frank Empire" with a thunderous offensive.

At this moment, the 50,000 troops who had completed the task of suppressing the rebellion were lined up in an orderly manner to return to the country.

Compared to the generals and soldiers who were happy because of their victory, the expression of someone in the army was not so festive.

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"Cool...head coach...head coach...!head coach!"

In a trance, Enley heard someone beside him calling him.

Enley quickly turned his head and asked the deputy general who was walking beside him, who was keeping the same speed as him.

"What's wrong?"

"Not much." The deputy general smiled helplessly, "I just want to remind the coach not to be dazed. Staying dazed on the horse is a very dangerous thing."

"Thank you for the reminder." Enley smiled slightly at his deputy.

"...Maintain." After hesitating for a while, the deputy general asked Enli, "I always feel... since leading the army into the 'formerly Frank Empire', your condition is strange."

"Always look depressed and always fades away from time to time."

"Now you have won the battle and put the rebellion down, you are still like this."

The deputy general noticed Enley's strangeness a long time ago.

After just taking the task of suppressing the rebellion from Ilsana and leading the troops to fight, Enli still looked quite excited, excited and full of energy.

However, Enli suddenly changed from being so energetic that he was now depressed and always dazed overnight.

The adjutant noticed keenly that when Enley made such a change, it happened to be when he led his troops into the "formerly Frank Empire".

The adjutant has always been very curious about why Enli suddenly changed such a big thing.

However, because this problem is relatively private, the adjutant has never known how to speak.

Until now, after seeing Enli making a dangerous move on the horse's back, the adjutant could no longer suppress his curiosity and asked Enli this question that had been held in his heart for a long time.

After hearing the adjutant's question, Enley did not answer immediately.

But after a long silence, he said quietly:

“… Before leading the troops into the 'former border of the Frank Empire’, I always thought that the reason why these people launched a rebellion was just because they still couldn’t let go of their hatred with us Britannians, because they were not used to being ruled by us Britannians…”

"However……"

Speaking of this, a bitter smile appeared on Enley's face.

"After leading the troops into the 'former Frank Empire' and seeing the current situation of the civilians in the 'former Frank Empire', I realized that I was wrong..."

Before Enli could finish his words, a scout suddenly rode a horse to the formation and found Enli.

"Chief! A wave of refugees was found in front of us! The total number is about 2,000 people! They are blocking the front of the army! If they are not dispersed, it may affect our army's advance!"

"Refugee tide?" the adjutant frowned, "It's really troublesome."

The adjutant turned his head and ordered a knight behind him:

"You lead 500 cavalry to drive away the refugees ahead!"

"yes……"

"etc!"

Before the knight's "yes" could be dropped, Enli interrupted first:

"Don't be harsh on the refugees ahead! Let's bypass them."

"By bypass them?" The deputy general threw a puzzled look at Enli, "But... the coach, if you do this, you will waste a lot of time!"

"If it's wasted, it's wasted!" En said in an indifferent tone, "Anyway, the battle has been finished now, and we don't lack time."

"But..." The deputy general wanted to say something else.

But before he could say anything, Enli waved his hand:

"Stop talking nonsense! Follow my orders!"

"yes……"

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After instructing his subordinates to change the direction of the army and bypass the refugees in front, Enli grabbed the horse's belly and drove the war horse under his crotch to leave the formation.

"Chief Coach!" the deputy general said anxiously, "Where are you going?"

"I want to go and see those refugees! Come with me too!"

Looking at Enlita's figure that quickly became smaller in his field of vision, the deputy general gritted his teeth and sighed:

"Oh... the deputy general... sometimes it's really strange..."

After sighing like this, the adjutant also clamped the belly of the war horse under his crotch, driving the war horse under his crotch to follow Enli closely...

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Enley and his adjutant rode their horses one after another.

After a while, the two saw a large number of black figures appearing on the horizon in front of them.

As the distance between the dark figure continued to narrow, Enli and his adjutant gradually saw the true face of the dark figure - a large number of refugees with disdain and unclothed clothes.

Enley slowly tied the horse under his crotch.

After stopping the war horse under his crotch, En used his complicated gaze to look at the refugees not far away.

And these refugees also discovered Enli, who was looking at them from afar.

Looking at Enli and the armor on the body of the deputy general behind Enli and the sword on his waist, fear appeared on the faces of the refugees.

Enli looked at the refugees with a expressionless face, not knowing what they were thinking.

The adjutant also realized that the current atmosphere was not a good atmosphere for conversation, so he closed his mouth and silently accompanied Enli to look at the refugees in the distance.

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After a while, Enli spoke quietly and said to the adjutant beside him:

“…I didn’t realize until I led my army into the 'former Frank Empire’ that the lives of the people in this land were so difficult and so difficult…”

"Of course..." the adjutant continued, "After the war with the Holy Hillan Empire, this large piece of land in the 'formerly Frank Empire' is the closest place to the front-line battlefield."

"Most of the supplies used to go to war with the Holy Hillan Empire were recruited from the 'formerly Frank Empire'."

"I can only let the people here bear it for the time being."

"In a few years, life will probably start to improve."

"...Why can you say such a thing in such an indifferent tone? Do you not care about the living conditions of the people here at all?"

"Ha?" the deputy general threw a puzzled look at Enley, "Why should I care about them? They are just Franks..."

"They are now Britannians!!" Enley yelled like this before the adjutant said the word "Frank".
Chapter completed!