"Yes, yes, I understand." This Earl was undoubtedly an excellent Earl and warrior, despite being over fifty. But faced with the unknown and Lin Yun's grave warning, he couldn't help feeling sweat break out on his forehead.
Because of that incident, Erbeis Lake had made many enemies. If things continued like this and Erbeis Lake fell, the Longgefried Family might not be wiped out, but they would certainly be in a very difficult position.
A noble whose city had been lost was little different from a fallen noble, especially when they had a pile of enemies.
If he had previously been able to think of himself as one of the "upper class" because he was at least an Earl of a city, that would all change once the city fell.
That was how things worked in the West.
You only had to look at the names.
Earl Besreik—in other words, if Erbeis Lake was gone, then he would no longer be an Earl.
So, without sufficiently powerful connections, if something like this happened, the entire family might well be finished.
That was why the Earl didn't dare take Lin Yun's words lightly.
Of course, the most important thing was the fighting strength Lin Yun and the others had just demonstrated, along with the appearance of those Rat Assassins.
It was worth mentioning that over the past half hour or so, Lin Yun had explained a little about the Skaven, drawing on the information he'd obtained from "Berserker," so the Earl would understand how serious the situation was.
This had made the Earl very cooperative.
While the Earl hurriedly signed something like a parchment order to deploy troops, Lin Yun turned around and continued questioning the young lady. "Is there anything else?"
"There's a lot. Basically, every sewer has a passage