After signing contracts with these Blood Ring Knights, Charles led them straight through the cross-plane portal and left Isata once more.
These Blood Ring Knights could all be considered powerful, and they had undergone systematic training.
They could serve as excellent mid-ranking officers.
This would greatly make up for Charles's lack of officers.
There were simply too few people under his command whom he could truly trust.
Unlike the local natives, once these Blood Ring Knights came to this plane, their relationship with Charles became inseparable.
Moreover, they would sign wizard contracts, which further increased their loyalty.
As for the arrangements for these ten Blood Ring Knights, Charles first assigned two each to Yvenjieling and Bruce.
Another advantage of these Blood Ring Knights was that their execution of orders was absolutely first-rate.
They would not question Charles's commands. No matter what kind of order it was, even if he told them to charge toward death, they would not hesitate.
They were professional weapons of war.
Though they were not cheap, they were also highly cost-effective.
With two third-rank Blood Ring Knights each, Yvenjieling and Bruce would at least have no problems when facing powerful enemies.
As for the other troops, there was even less to worry about.
Charles now had six more third-rank Blood Ring Knights at his side. Two were used to guard the cross-plane portal.
The remaining four were directly incorporated into the armored cavalry, serving as officers to command those Armored Knights.
With ten third-rank Blood Ring Knights under his command, Charles felt the confidence in his heart grow much stronger.
News of the queen's death ultimately began to spread.
Three months had passed since the last time he saw the queen. During those days, Charles had waited every day, waiting for the news to ferment