However, Duncan indeed does not have any record of city slaughter at present. (Note: In this era, city slaughter leads to instant riches.)
Not long after.
An alarm sounded outside, and Gallard stood up in fright, hurriedly leading people outside.
The sound of galloping hooves.
Nearly a thousand Sarmatian Cavalry galloped at the end of sight, the dust rising like a sky full of clouds, striking fear into the hearts of men. Gallard led people forward, and upon seeing the guests, he couldn't help but sigh in relief.
It was Flint's Edmundson.
Since he was sent as the vanguard, it was meant to surrender a crowd of Celtic tribe chieftains.
Duncan's intention was simple.
Overwhelming military power was used to crush forward, avoiding war attrition, forcing native chieftains to submit.
While eliminating King Uther, he still retained the fighting power in Wales, without forming hatred, facilitating future governance. The false reporting of military strength was also for this purpose.
