Unlike Critical City, there is no need to introduce yourself in Storm Guantal.

Both sides are not unfamiliar with them; however, Tar was originally just a tall image in the warriors, but now due to the existence of the black dragon, his actual image is already very tall.

Taal saw that many soldiers knelt on the ground and cried bitterly. They looked not only quite scared, but also sincerely regretted - of course, for these soldiers, whether they regretted sincerely was not very meaningful.

Because these people's ideas are easily influenced by others.

What Taal really cares about are the leaders; their energy is extremely high, which can be seen from being able to incite the warriors to oppose their previous idols;

therefore……

Taal took a step forward and was about to say something, but the noise from the bottom of the lock attracted his attention;

There are both before and after.

Under the Storm Pass, the warriors who were previously besieged by the barbarians have returned - judging from their appearance, the barbarians should not have made things difficult for them.

...If the barbarian had the courage to take action, that would be a strange thing. Tarr thought.

On the other side, the soldiers in the pass surrounded several abused leaders and walked up to the city wall; the leaders knelt down excitedly when they saw Taal and Heilong, and also cried bitterly.

Several soldiers spontaneously started without waiting for Tal to give orders; they put down the elevator near the pass, and soon, Orca, Ethan and several leaders were respectfully invited.

"You guys should know the purpose of me coming here." Taal said in a cold tone, "Does anyone in this world really like to fight and kill??"

No one dared to answer; at this moment, even if someone really had objections, he would not be so stupid as to ask - the flames flashing between the black dragon's teeth made people feel that it was unnecessary to organize language.

Shut up is the best choice.

"You could have chosen to farm and hunt, and live a life that doesn't have to work hard, and they are not as tired as they are now; but there are always some people who try to strangle peace from the signs - compared to barbarians, these people are your real enemies!" Tarr said sternly;

The leaders who had been kneeling on the ground were trembling as if they were scattering, and were very scared-but Taal had no sympathy for these people;

"What happened here before, you may know better than me." Taal's eyes fell on the same trembling warriors, "Don't worry, I will not punish those who have been deceived! You just lack the right guidance!"

But, those who deliberately guided the wrong way... Everyone present could hear Taal's subtext.

"Now, let's talk about what's going on here first." Taal looked at the abused leaders - these people should have the same position as the Orcas, and the intelligence is relatively reliable.

"Wei... the great black dragon protector-!" The bravest one among the leaders did not dare to get up now; he knelt on the ground, trying to suppress his sobs, and began to tell Tarr about what had happened before:

The night Taal and his team left, the leaders learned the news that the chains of the elevator were really loud;

When they arrived at the elevator, Tar had already brought his men into the forest; the leaders in a hurry looked for orcas to prepare for theorda, but found that he had disappeared, and for a moment the leaders were in panic.

As it turns out, the orcas overestimate their prestige, especially in such extremely special circumstances;

It is not only Tal and the Orca who intend to take advantage of the crisis, but the leaders also think so - but the first thing they consider is not the future of both sides, but how much benefit they can get from it;

Therefore, after they returned to peace, they decided immediately that they should seize the initiative and completely defeat the image of the orca to the opposite side!

As for Tar? The leaders who are good at guessing the ideas of their superiors know that the big leader definitely hopes that Tar will become a despicable villain who is unforgivable than they do.

So the plan was easily determined; the leaders decided to give speeches to the soldiers, telling them what Natal, the orcas and the three thousand men were going to do - to surrender to the enemy!

After all, in the minds of most leaders and most soldiers, both sides are mortal enemies; if they take the initiative to go there, they either attack or, like some extremely despicable cases, they use the method of selling their comrades to exchange for wealth and glory!

Judging from the usual style of these two people, they probably would not choose to die foolishly;

Then, it's surrender!

As for peace talks?

It is quite a pity that many soldiers have never had this concept; the education they received is that both sides must fight to the death, and once they stop here, they will put the blade on their necks!

The leaders gathered the soldiers and informed the latter of the "extremely conclusive" conclusion that "Tar surrendered with the big leader";

But obviously, the soldiers were not willing to believe that the Black Dragon protector would do such a thing - until they saw the three thousand people attend the banquet with the barbarians in the critical village - this must be surrender! Otherwise, how could the two sides not meet?

The leaders thanked the banquet from the bottom of their hearts; thus, the position of most of the soldiers was determined.

The leader who supported the orca was beaten as a "complice". After being locked up, he was tortured, trying to make them quarrel, admitting that he was a traitor who stayed in Storm Pass; while a small number of suspicious soldiers were directly transferred to a non-combat position.

After the banquet, all the soldiers defending on the city walls had been replaced by the leader's side - or those deceived by the leader;

"Chief Tar! These people insist on forcing us to say that you and the leader are traitors! We... each of us is holding on - you have to make the decision for us!" At this point, the leader in charge of the story was already full of tears;

"Then, these leaders are the masters of this rebellion, right?" Taal's eyes swept over the real rebellion leaders who were still kneeling on the ground. "I will now enforce the ruling on these people in the name of the Black Dragon."

"Chief Tal - don't kill me! I was coerced!" One of the rebel leaders rolled and crawled out of the crowd, "They said, if they didn't join them, they would take me..."

Taal didn't have the patience to listen to the guy's words; the former looked at the orca: "Do you think what this leader said is true?"

"Chief Tal, this leader has the most provocations in daily life." The orca glanced at the man and responded coldly, "This rebellion is 80% his mastermind."

"You...you're talking nonsense!"
Chapter completed!