Lord of the Oasis

"I..." After reviewing the reactions of the other two, Portlem. Raised his hand slowly.

Bandak turned his attention to the young man, who was only 23 years old.

I thought to myself: this kid's reaction is quite fast. The lord should hope that such a person will dominate.

Looking at his square face, Bandak suddenly recalled that in the battle with the undead, he seemed to have this lad among the soldiers who helped him break through from the undead knight.

"What about the other two?" Bandak asked again.

Derek and Bill frowned, and after a while, Derek replied: "I think I'm more suitable like now."

"Won't you want to improve?" Bandak said.

Derek shook his head and introduced that he was responsible for managing logistics supply and demand, cleaning the battlefield and the like. The experience on the battlefield is not comparable to other officers.

"How about Bill?" Bandak seemed to understand and nodded. Then asked the officer sitting in the middle.

Bill sweated on his forehead and finally exhaled: "I also think I'm not a good fit. Officer Portlem did a lot in this regard, and I think he's a good fit to lead the position you said ."

"Well." After listening to everyone's answer, Bandak replied thoughtfully: "This time we will choose a new candidate for the new leader. But this matter should finally be decided by the lord. You remember to make more preparations, and you may name any one of you at any time to assume the position of leader."

"Yes!" the three officers responded in unison.

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After reading the letter from the kingdom of the dead, Kant carefully wrote back the letter on the letter paper.

The troops stationed in the City of Undead reported to him the number of the remaining Undead tribes, and wrote to recommend exile.

However, Kant ordered in his reply: euthanize all undead soldiers.

He didn't want to see a day when he suddenly saw a second undead country that didn't know where it came from.

This battle is to preserve Dehrim's absolute autonomy in the Naron Desert. No more worrying about the intrusion of the dead from time to time.

For these undead warriors with strong fighting power, Kant would not expect to be merciful.

As dusk neared, Kant thought that he had asked someone to summon Bandak to enter the palace at this time. After ordering the good attendants to greet him, Kant drank afternoon tea in the dining hall.

The current development of Dehreim has been relatively smooth, despite previous ups and downs. But now it has begun to take shape in a strong empire.

As a lord, Kant also relaxed his mind and planned for Degerim's future.

"Lord, Bandak is here." A servant walked into the door and preached.

"Good." Kant regained his imagination. After taking off the napkin and wiping it with a wet towel, he walked back to the Senate Hall.

"Lord." Bandak walked up to salute.

Kant helped him to get up and asked cheerfully about the recent situation: "In the past few days, I heard that you followed other soldiers to visit the families of soldiers who died on the battlefield?"

"Well, although killing on the battlefield is inevitable. But as a commander, letting the soldiers sacrifice is also inevitable." Bandak replied.

"You have such a mind, and your soldiers can surely follow you without hesitation," Kant commented.

Bandak shook his head silently.

"Having said that, did you find a soldier who was pre-selected as the leader?" Kant took his seat and looked at Bandak and asked, "I heard that you ordered several people's names when you returned to the barracks today. What."

Bandak said with a smile: "The three people named by me all performed more prominently in this campaign, but it takes a period of training and observation to become a leader."

Kant nodded: "You can do it in your heart. After selecting the candidates, report them to me. I can order them to be given official positions."

"In order to be a competent candidate in the minds of the lords, we still need to consider carefully." Bandak replied.

"This time can't be delayed too long." Kant shook his head and raised three fingers. "There can only be three weeks at most to consider."

"Three weeks?!" Kant's reply made Bandak slightly unexpected, and then asked, "Why are you so anxious?"

"The news from Cumberland said that Lizardmen and Jackals often harassed their borders recently." Kant explained: "The Elf King is negotiating with me to send troops to fight against the Lizardmen and Jackals. It is necessary to eliminate a lot of troops by then. In addition to you, you need a new leader to serve as the leader."

After listening to Kant's words, Bandak frowned, and immediately responded: "I didn't expect Cumberland to be so abused just after the new construction."

"The Elven Country has already formulated the combat plan based on the terrain." Kant continued: "The Elven Country's response was so rapid this time, which really surprised me."

"What time? When will we go to the Elven Country?" Bandak asked anxiously.

"It's probably more than a month from now. So the military arrangements must be as soon as possible." Kangde said seriously.

Bandak nodded solemnly, said goodbye to Kant, and walked out of the palace.

It only took three weeks to select a new leader for him.

These days, Bandak ran to the barracks more diligently.

The soldiers in the army were all surprised that the commander seemed to be the first person to arrive at the training ground every day.

In order not to appear lazy in front of the commander~ www.readwn.com~ The whole army gathers in the morning every morning a lot earlier than usual.

When the soldiers were training, Bandak sat on the main stage while supervising the training of all the people, while observing the team of three people named before.

After several days of observation, Bandak silently commented on each of the three.

As he usually did, Derek treated the soldiers very carefully. But such people are still insufficient to deter.

Bill is a standard and competent military officer, thinking of everything he must do well. On the whole, it is similar to Pem in his youth, and he has strong leadership skills.

For Portlem, the most active leader, he is very active in thinking, which can be seen in his daily demands on the soldiers, and he is very confident, revealing a unique leader temperament in the crowd.

After reviewing the previous qualifications of the three men, Bandak finally reported the name of Portlem to Kant, and wrote down his considerations carefully in the submitted copy, after all, this is new Command.