Rise In Calradia

"I've seen these winged things in the mountains before, but I've never seen them leave the mountains. They are still in this number." Fatis looked at the bats in Tianshan in surprise, and was a little surprised to Roddock next to him. The sergeant asked: "Is it common?"

"No, sir, this is the first time I have seen you." The sergeant shook his head and said, "My father is a quarry worker. Unless it's dark, they won't even fly even a foot outside the cave entrance. This is really weird. For the first time since I was born, I have seen so many bats flying out in broad daylight."

People raised their heads and looked at this spectacular scene in surprise. They were shocked by this rare sight and each had their own guesses. Some people don't care much, but some people chant prayers, and even go to the church to pray or ask soldiers on the street to ask their questions, suspecting that there is a wizard nearby casting a spell.

But for Byron, none of what happened just now was a good thing. Enough of unknown signs had happened. If he didn't take any action, it would be no different from begging for death. Perhaps his hunch and knowledge are wrong, but he must take measures to avoid falling into the worst situation.

"Fatis, summon all our officers. These are not good signs. I am afraid that disaster is about to come. We must be prepared! Send my messenger on a fast horse to spread the message everywhere, and it will be spread to every village. Then again. Send people to Serendil and my other territories, as well as our allies, so that people from all over the world can pack their luggage as quickly as possible, leave their homes and gather in the wild around the hunting woodland south of the castle, or go to the wilderness and leave. The farther the building and the mountains, the better, don’t delay any time. If anyone has a problem, tell him Lord Earl to distribute food dinars to his people who are loyal to him. If you insist on not coming, use a carriage to pull them over. Let the sergeants bring the troops, just in case!"

"Disaster? What are you talking about?" Fattis asked Byron with some doubts: "These signs are indeed strange, but they will make all your citizens feel uneasy. Are you sure you want to do this?"

As soon as Byron was about to speak, Nelda had already helped him answer Fattis' questions.

"Follow the order, Lord Fatis, please trust your lord's decision, just as I believe him." Nelda's performance was very polite, but his tone was not to be rejected.

"Yes."

Fatis heard Nelda's words and looked at Byron with a firm gaze. He saluted, and then quickly walked away to the convener to deliver the order.

"My dear, I still need you..." Then Byron turned around and took Nelda's hand. But as soon as he was about to say something, Nelda nodded:

"I'm going to pack things, and I will be by your side, dear, no matter what we have to face, our family will face it bravely, I love you, Byron."

The two kissed affectionately, and then they went to their respective places to get busy.

Since the establishment of Fort Amila, this is probably the largest movement of people in the area. Byron's orders are unquestionable here. From the company captain to the soldiers, no matter how many doubts in their hearts, they are firmly implementing Byron's orders. They spread out and rode to various towns and villages to convey Byron's orders and ensure that they can be carried out correctly. In this process, they will use various means to ensure that the task can be completed as quickly as possible.

At first it was Amila Fort and its soldiers and servants, as well as the people who lived and worked in the castle. After they simply packed their things, they began to help the servants in the castle pack things up, and the gold and silver treasures were properly loaded. On the carriage, valuable furniture was moved to the open space outside, and all kinds of fragile objects were moved away, as if to abandon the castle. During this period, they had a lot of words and many guesses, but they did not have time to think in detail, because the housekeeper and the wife were very anxious, leaving them no time to think about unnecessary things.

Then came the small town next to Fort Amila and the surrounding villages. The villagers and townspeople had been expelling those **** rats and bats flying around before. Then the soldiers arrived and they told these people that Lord Earl would do it for them. Solved the trouble, but he asked everyone to pack their luggage and leave his house so that the troops could go in and clean up. The sergeants also said that this place may be cursed by the wizards. When it gets dark, more rats and bats will rush into their homes to eat their food and hurt their children for their sake. To be safe, they must leave for a day and let the army deal with those difficult monsters. As for the reason for packing up, Byron’s reasoning is also very credible: "In order to avoid the soldiers entering their house from walking along with their belongings." Because of the strange incidents before, the locals believed in this, so most of them did. Start to pack things and pack luggage. The few people who did not want to leave were also suspected by the soldiers and others as being a wizard with the party, and in desperation they had to follow the crowd to leave. They are the slowest and can clean up the most, but they can still reach the prescribed area quickly because of their short distance.

Then there are villages and manors that are dozens of miles away from the castle. These places can take half a day or more from the castle, not too far but not close. Byron’s messenger solemnly went there and announced to the locals that these omens might be a sign of landslides or floods. Refugees have been driven by floods in the distance. They must set off as soon as possible to a higher terrain and better facilities. To take refuge in a good castle, they also pretended to check, and then surprised the locals to tell the locals that their house was "leaky" or "not strong enough", and they thoughtfully prepared a carriage for them, so the locals followed with suspicion The soldiers left, and did not carry much debris except for important things. Even if there were those who were unwilling to leave and inconvenient to leave, the soldiers also took them away in a "not so friendly" way.

After that, the villages far away from the castle are also the places that Byron is most worried about. When the disaster strikes, the messengers may not be there, and the locals certainly don't have time to pack their things. So when the messengers arrived with horses, they pretended to be happy to inform the villagers that Earl Byron was planning to hold a grand banquet to celebrate his birthday. He invited everyone to attend and distributed it by head. Last year’s surplus food and shiny dinars were also invited to circuses, clowns, minstrels, and oriental tricksters. People also set up temporary markets for trading. This is a rare pastime and entertainment for villagers in remote areas, not to mention food and dinars. So people in the whole village became active. They brought dinar and food, and set foot on the dirt road towards the castle with their family. The old people who were inconvenient to walk also got into the carriage in order to get more money, and the children were also taken. They lightly packed and went to the so-called celebration venue happily. Of course they didn’t know that Byron’s birthday had already passed.

Byron's order in the morning, most of the Amila area had received the message from the messengers by the time sunset. Of course, in order to improve efficiency, at least twenty good horses died on the road or fell to the ground due to excessive running. These losses were borne by Byron, but he was willing to accept them.

So after the sun went down, hundreds of makeshift camps appeared in that field. People who had left towns and villages gathered here, and they gathered together in families and villages to make fire and cook food. They talked about family trivial matters. Complaining about the inconvenience and annoying mosquitoes in this wilderness. Occasionally, they would chat with people from other villages for a while, but they would soon discover that the conversation between the two parties was not the same at all. The people in the town have never heard any news about the flood of water, and although the people in the village have seen those strange sights, they have no idea about witchcraft. Everyone was confused. They asked the self-employed farmers who had obtained the land of Byron, only to find that the original serfs came here entirely in trust in the lord and did not know the specific situation. As for the villagers farther away, according to the news of those soldiers, they are already on the road, and they are expected to arrive one after another tomorrow.

Everyone was dissatisfied and even protested. They suspected Lord Earl was deceiving them, but at this time Fatis appeared fully armed, and he politely and patiently told everyone that Lord Earl was here, but he was asleep now. In order not to offend him, he suggested that everyone elect a representative, and then ask questions after the adults wake up tomorrow morning. There was a lot of noise in the crowd, but in the end most people agreed to this proposal.

People talked like this until midnight, the bonfire gradually went out, and everyone went to sleep in their tents.

They didn't know that their Lord Earl hadn't rested at all until now. He was sitting by the fire with a gloomy face, as if he was waiting for something. Nelda has already slept with the baby, James and Yatiman also rested early. Only Fattis and Kress yawned, still sitting next to Byron, together with a few loyal guards. Let’s talk about their past stories first.

The moon has gone down ~www.readwn.com~ Except for a few stars, the sky is completely dark. Except for a few crackling fires, there is no extra light and noise in this huge camp that has gathered tens of thousands of people.

But at that moment, when most people fell asleep, a ray of light instantly enveloped the entire land.

Byron stood up, and the others also stood up. Many people who were not asleep woke up because of this. They looked around curiously. In the white light that shone the earth, everything was like this. clear and distinct. The stars in the sky have not receded, but every grass and leaf on the earth can be seen very clearly. People were puzzled and thought it was dawn, but the time and feeling were completely wrong. But soon, the light disappeared again just as it appeared, and the world returned to darkness.

People looked around suspiciously. Some people also awakened the people around them. They didn't understand what was going on. Byron alone sighed heavily.

In the next second, a thunderous loud noise hit the people along with the shaking that shook the whole world. The behemoth they had been stepping on roared. This roar penetrated through hundreds of millions of years, from the vague ancient to the last. There is no end to the future. This intermittent cry is just a trivial little tremor in the natural evolution of the world, but for the intelligent creatures living here, only the gods they believe can create such terrible disaster...