When he heard what the Mad Count said, Lin Yun finally understood why the man had called them over. It was obvious that he wanted to hear what the people who had been on the front lines had to report, rather than those who had only run around the outskirts.
Naturally, Lin Yun told him what he had learned about the Arabians. However, he needed to embellish the account a little.
Lin Yun had realized that without Griffith, the Arabian army might not be so easily held back. The Border Prince Territory might not be able to fully "satisfy" the Arabians, in which case Averland, right behind it, could come under attack.
So, as he spoke, Lin Yun also advised the Mad Count to prepare his defenses. He even ventured a bold guess. "This Arabian attack may not be as simple as it seems. Their king is called the Emperor of Fear, and I can't help wondering if he has some connection to Khorne. What's more, this time the Arabians gave me the impression that they're here not to conquer, but simply to kill. There may even be something like an Apostle among them, so it's best to prepare thoroughly," Lin Yun said.
"I see. Understood. I'll make preparations on my end. And thank you very much for bringing me that equipment. I've looked it over—it's excellent gear. I can hardly imagine what would happen if someone ran into it on the battlefield. I'll give you a good price. Of course, with this much equipment, I probably can't pay you entirely in Gold Coins. I'll calculate the payment in Oath Gold, at about 240 Gold Coins per Oath Gold. You can consider it a reward for the information you gave me, too," the Mad Count said.
If Lin Yun had