Amber Sword Chapter 712: Act 100 Red Copper Dragon's Visitor (Part 2) (2

The belief in survival.

When joining the Amber Sword, Yulier hesitated, but ultimately he made his decision; in fact, during the adventures with the Red Copper Dragon group, this Cavalry Captain had monts of retreat, carrying a large number of refugees across several regions, sotis having to fight bandit groups on the main road, life was much harsher than it was in Ridenburg.

Yulier didn't know why he was doing this.

But he only knew that those people from the past whom he knew — the refugees from Ridenburg, those who once hated him — now called him with heartfelt respect.

The title didn't change, still Captain Yulier.

But so things were indeed different.

Yulier found that he could no longer abandon everything now, or return to the past, as if unknowingly, sothing called responsibility had grown in his heart.

This was the reason he supported Brand, actually very simple. Cavalry Captain Yulier told himself that he was not supporting the young Lord, but the one who brought change to him.

He thought if a person has such charm to change and influence soone like him, then he must have the ability to lead them forward.

Hence, he stood firmly with Batom and Votarong.

Yulier bowed his head, at that mont many thoughts ran through his mind. But what truly troubled him was Brand's incredible command, he thought for a while, finally couldn't help but raise his head with a bitter smile and ask:

"Lord..."

"Hmm?" Although Brand didn't think any less than him, the young man thought ahead further, he walked past Yulier, turning back: "What's up?"

"My Lord," Yulier answered sowhat helplessly, "You said you'd inherit a territory, but you didn't tell us you'd inherit it this way—"

Although this forr Cavalry Captain stood with Brand, he didn't fully agree with Brand's actions inwardly, he knew the rules of the nobles' gas, naturally understood that Brand's actions were practically defying all conventions.

Brand was taken aback, didn't expect Yulier to consider this issue, this issue caused his lips to twitch—he couldn't possibly say it was a spur of the mont decision, could he?

However, relieving him was the fact that Antitina wasn't here, otherwise, he might be stared down by the aggrieved noble lady who had been resentful of his decision.

The young man gave an awkward smile: "It's true inheriting the territory was the plan, but so unexpected situations occurred. Gruding caused a ss—but it's not really a big problem, ultimately we'll get what belongs to us."

Brand started to divert the subject.

Yulier looked at the young Lord, worriedly asked: "But what about Count Rangdenier, I think he won't let it go easily."

"This is why I wanted to see you earlier," Brand answered, "Did Uncle Reto ask you to bring the news, Yulier?"

This phrase 'Uncle Reto' relieved Yulier, all signs showed that Brand was a nostalgic person. In fact, for half a month, the young man didn't send any confidant to Minsi Castle, but let Red Copper Dragon Reto manage the affairs there, which showed Brand's complete trust in them.

Of course, this sowhat misunderstood Brand, Brand hadn't thought about this at all, he was too busy in Shafelund, barely had ti to think about what might happen to Reto and the others.

Capturing the Mintai Region was a strategic move for future war preparations, in reality, Brand never thought much about it—Tonyger's nobles were so poor that they were nearly broke—Brand didn't bother to consider these places.

Though not making intentions clear, it allowed the Red Copper Dragon group to enjoy being lords, calming the initial doubts of Brand's decision—of course, so still worried about Count Denier's retaliation.

But for these mainly rogue folks, retaliation really didn't concern them, they could always hide in the wilderness.

Yulier nodded: "Yes, Lord."

Brand tapped his fingers on the long table surface, his brows furrowing tightly.

"My Lord?" Yulier paused.