Today, Starpike Earl, who was playing Three Sword Style, held a heavy shield and walked into the encirclement that was originally designed for Robert·Baila Theon, but now in turn trapped Randyll·Tarly.
That is the place of death chosen by Titus for Randyll.
When he walked in, he left his last words to Commander Gino: "Second, Randyll·Tarly deserves to be sent on his way by me personally - he has the qualifications."
"----I mean, it's a pity----I have to send you off personally, my Lord Horn Hill--Earl.
Titus looked at the somewhat rude soldier Earl and answered as sincerely as possible.
At this time, the outside of the encirclement was completely "chaotic", and the shouts of "Make Peake great again!" exploded, one after another, as if they were all members of the Peake family from east to west, north and south.
The Roxton soldiers and Levell soldiers on both wings who were still fighting infantry and light cavalry didn't know what was going on. At this time, under the constraints of the leaders of both sides, they invariably shrank their defense lines.
They all retreated in the direction of the Cider Hall, and seemed to have a tendency to join forces and huddle together for warmth.
Those neat shouts are not only the signal for Starpike to launch, but also a blatant declaration to distinguish between friend and foe.
In line with Starpike Earl's consistent style, when being polite, don't use hands or feet.
Once it moves, it feels extra public.
There was a sound of breaking wind, and the cold light was biting. The giant sword, which was almost four fingers wide, was very frightening, and it could cut steel and iron with ease.
There was a crash, and the sword passed through the shield and was destroyed.
The thickened shield cracked in half and was gently picked off by Titus and discarded on the ground. This specially made shield completed its mission. It was not a red, white and blue star shield, and he did not need to "keep it on for a whole day".
Looking at Horn Hill Earl, whose aura became messy, he only used a shield to protect himself and consume the opponent's physical strength.
"Heartsbane"'s battlefield performance is really excellent. Although Titus chooses to respect his opponent and go into battle personally, he is very cautious and has his own rhythm.
Throwing away his heavy shield, Titus then casually threw the knight's broadsword that had been chopped off by "Heartsbane" to the ground. As a "Three Sword Style" swordsman, he was really unorthodox.
With a choke, Titus pulled out the second spare broadsword. Without the shield, he still held the sword with one hand, and the peak pointed directly at Randyll.
Randyll·Tarly was covered in blood at this moment. When he was encircling and suppressing Robert, he seemed to be in a deserted place. He waved his giant sword with both hands, and the wind of the sword swept over him, killing many of Stormlands's cavalrymen on the ground.
Now it's the opponent in front of me, but I feel like I don't know where to start.
Fortunately, the opponent's super thick shield was broken by him, so there is still a chance.
Even if the broad sword in Titus's hand is wide enough, Randyll's confidence cannot block "Heartsbane"'s multiple slashes. The broken sword just now has proved this.
Randyll·Tarly still doesn't know that Titus, who betrayed his allies and exposed his true face, had just completed the rescue mission.
Horn Hill Earl had no intention of surrendering on the spot, not only out of pride and honor, but also because he had seen that the other party did not want to spare his life.
Then what else is there to say.
As long as the Tarly boy can hold a spoon, he begins to learn how to fight. As long as he can ride a horse, his father will take him into the jungle to hunt animals.
They would bring back a stag, a goat, a wild boar and a pair of pheasants, even if it took a few days, even if it took a whole week, even if it took a boy's life——
Just like my father and my father's father.
The men of the Tarly family can only die in battle, and will never bow down and beg for mercy.
Looking at Horn Hill Earl who is still fighting, Titus thinks that his decision was not wrong.
The men named Randyll·Tarly are indeed worthy of his personal action.
Just when two young lords, who also came from Dornish Marches and also had Valyrian steel sword as their main weapons, broke the long-standing comradeship between the two families and chose to kill each other.
Parker, Wenda are also doing their own tasks.
Fred White, or the other two White brothers all have a share.
Anyway, they exploited the people of Whitegrove very harshly, and the loyalty of the soldiers, including the knights, to the White family was really limited.
Under the testimony of Sir Dirk Novis, who betrayed on the spot and easily held Fred White hostage by relying on the principle of proximity, Parker and Bowen, who led an entire battalion here, quickly killed several of the most dancing oath knights.
The remaining people all expressed their temporary surrender to Starpike's arrival.
For the time being, this is enough.
Wenda signaled Sir Dirk to push the ashen-faced Whitegrove knight over. He easily took Sir Dirk's dagger and placed it on the Whitegrove knight's neck. With a slight horizontal stroke, he slit Fred White's throat.
Sir Fred clutched his bleeding neck tightly, without leaving any chance to say any last words, and died at the feet of Wenda and Dirk.
Randyll is worth it, Fred is not worth it.
I don't know if she learned it from Starpike Earl, or if it's just the same herself. Ms. Wenda is also a bit mysophobic.
After completing the mission of the Lord and killing the knight Whitegrove, Wenda faced Sir Dirk, who looked shocked and did not expect that she would kill him without saying a word, and said, "According to the instructions of Lord Earl, I am responsible for killing people, and you are responsible for beheading and making arrangements for the funeral. Remember to clean up this guy's head and put it away. It may be used later."
According to the consistent tradition of Westeros nobles fighting, it doesn't matter how the soldiers die, noble children and knights can surrender, as long as enough ransom is paid--
The price usually ranges from one hundred gold dragons for a knight to one thousand to tens of thousands of gold dragons for a noble lord - if you pay enough, you can regain your freedom.
However, Ms. Wenda's approach seriously challenged Dirk's three views.
You have completely controlled the form, and you just killed the White knight who "stealed" Whitegrove without even asking a question?
Uh, by the way, Sir Fred White didn't have time to speak, he hadn't "surrendered" yet - that's okay.
Self-deception and self-comfort, Sir Dirk sensed a casual and ruthless gangster temperament from the former leader of Kingswood Brotherhood.
He didn't dare to say anything, but he more or less understood why the other party was obviously a beautiful woman, but she could shoulder the position of Earl's guard captain.
After "getting" the knight Whitegrove, the next step is to take over the soldiers of Whitegrove. Sir Dirk on the opposite side has transformed from an undercover Peake into a leader of these thousand people.
Presumably his father, who is a loyal minister and an old man, is in Seven Heavens, and he will be very pleased with his great son's achievements. "Huh--huh----Titus·Peake, Whitegrove, what's going on over there?"
Randyll·Tarly was panting even harder. He had just passed a fierce attack and destroyed the opponent's second broadsword. He seemed to be trying to buy time and recover his physical strength, and asked with a heavy breath.
"Whitegrove, you mean the Whitegrove knight? Fred is dead. You picked it, Earl."
Titus didn't care about what the other party thought. In Randyll's shocked eyes, he slowly pulled out the dark "Orphan-Maker" from his waist, his last sword.
"This is----"
Surprised by the news of the death of the Whitegrove knight, and also shocked that the other party also had a Valyrian steel sword, Randyll, with a strong sense of frustration at the current situation being broken down one after another, blurted out. "Fake Peake!"
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