Thus, Raine naturally had no good attitude toward someone like Papali.
He said to Viscount Papari, "What is going on with your camp?
Why didn't you send out a signal for reinforcements immediately after the enemy battered it into this state?
If Viscount Benjamin hadn't noticed that something was wrong on your side and promptly sent me to investigate, no one would have known that the enemy had already crushed your camp!"
If the Barbarians truly breached this camp afterward, do you know how great an impact that would have on our entire river defense line?
This one lost position could very well cause the entire defense line to collapse. When that happened, you definitely would not escape a death sentence!
The duke would not even need to act. The two counts would use you to sacrifice to the banner!"
Viscount Papari was badly startled by Raine's words. At that moment, he could no longer care about noble dignity. He immediately lowered his head to Viscount Rayne and said, "Please, you must save me, Viscount Rayne. I, Papali, will surely repay you handsomely afterward."
Raine knew that this miserly viscount was currently in financial trouble and simply had no means to offer him any valuable reward.
However, Raine did not care. Even from the standpoint of duty, he had to help Papali retake his camp.
Otherwise, if the Barbarian army occupied this camp, it would directly provide later Barbarian forces with a breakthrough point for crossing the river. Barbarian troops would cross from here in an endless stream, and the Northern Alliance Army along the entire defense line would face enormous trouble.
Raine did not waste any time and directly led his troops charging into the camp.
This time, the troops Raine led were not his territory's private army. After