Lords of Camelot

Agguiwen walked slowly out of the city, and before he had gone far, he had reached the gathering place. The people arranged by King Lot and Morgan were waiting for him here. These were the people they used to raid Carrion City and attack King Arthur's court.

With the help of Agguiwen, these people evaded Gaheris' patrol and reached the vicinity of Carrion City. Now they are ready to enter the city tonight to raid the royal court and control all officials and knights' families.

"Is everyone here?" Aguguiwen asked coldly, and the team leader immediately replied that everyone was here.

He did not find Agrawen's cold attitude strange. Agrawen had always been like this. Everyone in Orkney knew it, so there was nothing to worry about.

"Well! Enter the city! We must take down King Arthur's court today, and don't let King Lot and Lord Morgan down! After the big thing is done, I will ask them for credit for you!" Aguguiwen also gave a pre-war speech to motivate everyone. This was a pleasant surprise for everyone, because Aguguiwen never said such things.

They quickly came to the city gate, and Aguguiwen shouted to the soldiers guarding the gate. Seeing this smooth operation, the assassins knew that the soldiers on the city gate must be arranged by Aguguiwen. They definitely had more than 300 people today, and Aguguiwen's private troops should also help them.

Sure enough, after they entered the city, the soldiers at the city gate immediately joined their team. This made them ecstatic, and it seemed that their action was bound to succeed this time.

There was a straight line from the city gate to Arthur's inner city, which could barely be called a palace, and they were moving quickly along this road. Then suddenly, Aggravin stopped.

"It's time." He suddenly said this without any context. Just when the assassins sent by King Lot were still curious about what was going on, Aguiwen's private soldiers had turned around and pointed their swords at them.

If they still didn't understand what was happening at this point, then they were really stupid. The leader immediately shouted, "Ageguiwen! You actually betrayed us! You betrayed your own father and mother?!"

Agguiwen shrugged nonchalantly, showing an expression of looking at an idiot. At this time, people rushed out from both sides of the street, and the leader even went to Agguiwen's side.

It was only then that King Lot's assassins saw the man's face through the moonlight, and they realized that they had been betrayed long ago.

The person who came was none other than Vincenlib. When Davian led his army to war, Vincenlib led the elite First Veteran Company back to the city of Carrion to assist Vincenlib in suppressing the rebellion.

"I'm sorry, Lord Wenqinlibu. I'm really sorry that I had to ask you to come here to cooperate with my work. This should have been something I completed independently. Now I feel ashamed."

Winchenrib smiled nonchalantly and said that he came back to help with the work, and Agrawen had nothing to be ashamed of. He proved his loyalty and that he was indeed working for the future of Britain.

After getting the affirmation from Wenqinlib, Aguguiwen turned around and looked at the group of people sent by his father. His eyes were on the leader. Aguguiwen knew him. His name was Gadrixian, and he was the captain of his father's personal guard. He didn't expect that his father would actually send this kind of person who should be leading troops to do such a thing at this time.

Thinking of this, Agguiwen was a little angry and laughed. He didn't think about the situation on the front battlefield, but only thought about these side paths. How can he protect Britain with these insects? Sure enough, Arthur or Lord Davidian are better at protecting this land.

"Master Gadri, did you just say that I betrayed you, betrayed King Lot and Lord Morgan? No, no, this is not a betrayal. I have never stood on their side from the beginning. They are selfish, stupid and incompetent. I really don't want to use more despicable words to describe them."

Then he gave the order to kill them all, leaving no one alive. After receiving his order, his private soldiers and the soldiers of the First Company rushed over immediately.

The shouting and killing did not disturb the people's rest. Agguiwen cleared the area in advance and led these people into the trap himself. To be honest, he found this kind of thing a bit boring.

When the killing was complete and Wincinlib was wiping the blood off his knife, Agguiwen called two of his spies and gave them each a letter, asking them to deliver the two letters to Davian and King Lot respectively.

"After delivering the message, leave quickly. Lord David will understand. Tell King Lot to deliver the message and return quickly to attack from both sides. Leave the rest to my king or Lord David, they will handle it well."

Aguguiwen gave the order, and his two spies immediately mounted their horses and set out to report the news. They already understood their mission.

Winchinlib didn't know how to complain. Aggruwen had done this series of things very smoothly and impenetrably. He even secretly developed spies that neither Davian nor King Arthur knew about to serve as his eyes and ears. This man was really capable of doing both black and white. He was both insidious and cunning. One must be extremely careful when facing such a person.

"Lord Aguwen, is this okay? You are developing a secret force and making such a plan without King Arthur's consent. To put it bluntly, this is a crime of deceiving the king."

"It doesn't matter. Lord David will defend me. When the time comes, King Arthur will play the villain. I'll be fine if the two sides cooperate. At most, I'll be fined for one year, but that's okay. At most, I can eat at Tristan's house or Lord David's barracks every day."

[What he said made a lot of sense, and I didn’t know how to refute him.]

Wen Qinlibu really didn't know how to complain now. How could this person say such a shitty thing so confidently and naturally? At least Wen Qinlibu couldn't say it. He thought it was too weird.

"What I'm more worried about is who King Lot should behead. It would be troublesome if Lord David or the others who were guarding his rear did it themselves. In the end, he was shot to death by a stray arrow or trampled to death by a warhorse. In this case, it can be said to be an accident on the battlefield, and then a big thing can be reduced to a small thing."

Agguiwen mentioned these things again, and Wenqinlib didn't care much about it at this moment. After all, this guy just said that he would never stand on the side of Morgan and King Roth.

But even so, he wanted to complain about this loose family. He didn't know about Morgan and King Lot, but these three brothers were really three directions. Agguiwen completely grasped the personalities of his brothers, even including using the simplest letter to get Gawain back to Orkney before the war, avoiding the question of whether Gawain should participate in the war.

When Gawain comes back, this matter will be over. No matter what happens at that time, it will be better than Gawain having to make a decision between the two options of whether to go to the battlefield.