It's a sixth sense of being a leader. This time they fight, they may have a narrow escape.

In a war with no chance of winning, is this a sacrifice of lives?

The commander was worried and expressed his concerns to the official personnel.

Of course the official personnel supported the king's wishes. Anyway, they were just lobbyists. As the main force in recruiting troops, they had to do it themselves.

Even if they are defeated and all die, they have no one to step forward. If the king dies, won’t there still be the king’s son?

They just support the king's son as emperor.

Although the king is ambitious?

Of course, they also support it, and when it is effective, of course there will be glory and wealth to share.

When someone heard the commander's worried words, he slapped the table with a bang, saying that he was resisting the order. This was the king's will. They had no right to speak and could only execute the order.

When the commander saw that the other party was so disrespectful, his expression became worse and worse, and he almost fought with the other party again and beat him.

When Ye Weida heard this, he was no longer interested. Aren't they going to fight and show us their colors?

He made it impossible for them to take action, and took away their resources before they could take action.

It leaves them without resources and unable to do anything they want to do.

Ye Weida did not want to kill some important personnel this time.

He just went to the breeding farm and collected the tens of millions of cattle, sheep and horses raised by the other party into the prepared space.

At this moment, he collected all the cattle, sheep and horses from the other tribe's breeding farms that were ready for slaughter.

Collect this batch of materials and then look for their so-called warehouse.

A tribe also has a granary. After all, a tribe also has a busy market and shops.

There are also soldiers who manage the entire tribe. They only wear their own clothes, not soldiers' clothes.

During the war, in order to avoid being easily injured and the clothes not easily torn, they wore a relatively thick homespun cloth that was less likely to be torn.

Ye, a woman from a barbarian country, learned the technology of weaving homespun cloth from the weaving skills of women from the neighboring country.

Ye Weida can also see the jewelry made from silver in this place, which is a unique accessory.

It seems that there are silver mines in this place too.

He did not show up in the busy city. Even in his invisibility, he heard that somewhere in the desert of this country, there was a gold mine, a mine that produced gold sand.

Ye Weida wanted to go and have a look. He wanted to go to the silver mine and the gold mine and collect both silver and gold.

Not only did they have to collect resources and ores from their wealthy families, but they also had to go to the royal capital to cause trouble, causing heavy losses to the resources of various tribes, making them unable to care about themselves, let alone support the king in fighting.

What's more, he wanted the king to be injured and die during his rage.

Let the entire country settle down, so that they have no main focus, have no time to take care of themselves, and can no longer attack their country.

Ye Weida did whatever he wanted and stole a map somewhere, which was a map of certain tribes in their country.

It was more accurate than he knew. It was an official deployment map.

Every city and every mountain is clearly depicted on the map.

With this map, he doesn't need to go to the places he has been, and he doesn't need to wander around the places he hasn't been.

This will give you more time to collect resources quickly, collect all the resources that have not been donated, and cause chaos in every tribe in the barbarian country.

Let them doubt themselves, thinking that people from their own tribes came secretly to rob.

Ye Weida didn't know yet that as soon as he left the oil field, the next day the oil field dried up and the tribes in the entire oil field were in chaos.

They couldn't believe that the oil fields that were fine yesterday were no longer filled with oil.

While they were inspecting and digging underground passages, the tribe welcomed guests again, official guests, asking their tribe to donate oil.

The little oil that has not been sold before will now be exchanged for material goods for their tribe, and some of it will be used for their own use.

Are the officials coming to ask for oil, or are they the kind that don’t pay a penny? Where do they get so much oil?
Chapter completed!