Clash of Lords: Civilization Game Comes to Reality

The forest was quiet. The sunlight that shone through the tall treetops and the spreading slender branches seemed warm and bright. The scattered light spots were scattered on the hardened mud road. The stones that appeared from time to time on the roadside had already been covered with green. The dark green moss spread along the surface of these inorganic materials, covering and wrapping them.

The team led by Ji Lin had been marching in this long forest for three hours.

The soldiers in black armor rode tall horses and guarded five two-wheeled carriages with wooden baffles and a layer of hemp. On this hardened mud road, there were dull sounds from time to time due to bumps.

Whatever was in these carriages, they were very heavy.

Ji Lin had no permission to know what was in these carriages. Even though he was the highest officer in this transport team, he received the order to transport these things to the target town.

This time, he became the highest commander of a material transport team without any subordinates, which was good.

The original commander of this team was put in solitary confinement because of drunken trouble. He, an outsider with a transfer order, naturally replaced the original commander and became the commander of this freight team.

Behind him, the guard cavalry, wearing iron-black chain mail with simple reinforced patterns, gray cotton lining, sharp long horses, and carrying crossbows, followed him forward.

Even on the avenue in the forest, scattered with fragmented light, their bodies also exuded a cold breath.

A total of one hundred guard cavalry.

All belonged to his command.

Not only these cavalry, but also the fully equipped and fully staffed armored infantry outside the barracks he saw at the departure site. The difference between them was that they used different weapons.

Now that Ji Lin already has spearmen, he will no longer be greedy for the blueprint of conventional infantry in the cold weapon era, although these accompanying guard cavalry are really handsome. If placed in a high-level territory, it will also be an absolutely strong army.

The uniform standard equipment has silently shown him the manufacturing strength of this world.

[Crossbow Ranger]

[Melee Defense]: 40

[Moving Speed]: 30km/h

[Armor Strength]: 50

[Organization/Morale]: 70

[Weapon Range (Crossbow)]: 170

[Weapon Power (Crossbow/Horse)]: 25/40

[Ammunition Capacity]: 30

[Features]:

Crossbow Archer: This unit can shoot while moving, but the accuracy will be reduced accordingly.

Buffer Armor: This unit is equipped with buffer runes that can reduce the impact force, which makes them suffer less damage when hit.

Light and sharp spearhead: The light and sharp spearhead makes them more powerful when facing low-armor enemies, but they seem a little powerless when facing high-armor enemies. In close combat against enemies with armor below 30, the weapon power is increased by an additional 5-15, and it decreases as the target's armor strength increases.

[Be careful! They are not only good at long-range shooting! ]

(It's been a long time since I last saw the introduction of the arms. If you have any suggestions for the new template, please raise them here, or join the group to communicate with me.)

If an X-level copy only has these ordinary arms, which are equivalent to elite cold weapon cavalry, it will not be a real X-level copy. Who knows what will be waiting for him in the future.

The attributes of this crossbow ranger are quite good. Ji Lin, who has already taken the spearman, looked at the attribute panel and tried hard to resist the idea of ​​taking this arm back. He couldn't afford it, really couldn't afford it.

The system arrangement is good, but there is one thing that is not good.

Ji Lin can't ride a horse.

In his command career, he rarely came into contact with horses. He either relied on his legs or on a carriage. The system obviously didn't take this into consideration. Problems that can be solved by adapting to the system are not a problem in the eyes of the system.

But as a captain, if he rode a horse for the sake of a momentary pleasure and rode in a comfortable carriage with those horses, his prestige would also be reduced in the eyes of these soldiers.

Although there are stirrups and saddles, Ji Lin is really a little nervous now. Imagine a long-distance bus, passing by a road with gravel and small mounds from time to time, and then strengthening the vibration a little bit, that is Ji Lin's experience now. He tried his best to sit steadily on this leading horse.

He could only let his mind go blank and focus on other places-fortunately, this leading horse was very docile, and Ji Lin didn't need to spend time to subdue it, otherwise he really had to consider taking a rest in the carriage.

Ji Lin set his sights on the star called the sun, which gradually passed the highest point and began to sink to the west.

Its light was still bright, spreading its brilliance in this world day after day, but what exactly did the lightlessness in this copy mean?

And... the existence of the guard cavalry.

A weapon was made to destroy its enemy. Military affairs always first find the target that needs to be solved.

Then the existence of the guard cavalry must face the enemy he needs to fight.

This journey can never be safe and smooth.

The cavalry watched their centurion exuding a solemn and solemn aura during the march, silently driving their horses forward, and felt that the new centurion was not as easy to deal with as the centurion before them. The old centurion liked to sit in the carriage and enjoy the sense of security and ease of being wrapped and guarded by the cavalry.

Although the new captain was young, he had the temperament of a veteran officer that could not be displayed through training and pretense. He walked at the front of the escort team and led them forward.

Taking advantage of the new centurion's military temperament, the rangers marched in a very upright posture, and no one dared to talk to their colleagues during the march.

Even the carriage drivers did not dare to make a sound when seeing such a silent march, fearing that they would be punished by military law.

The transport convoy was moving forward, but only the sound of horses' hooves hitting the hard mud and wheels rolling up the mud on the ground was heard.