Evade The Hero and F Chapter 218

Chapter 218

Evade the Hero and Flee! 218 A princesss mory (25)

What was she saying?

Im going to be enlisted in the army?

I have a lot of troops under . Who knows what will happen during the war? Its best to prepare for the future.

I agreed with that sentint but also suspected sothing was afoot. She would not send

to the army just because of preparations, which ant I may suffer in the future.

I see.

However, it was not a good move to show that I knew sothing more was going on. She may try another plan, and it was better for

to prepare against what I already knew.

Yes. Therefore, were going to train troops directly under .

Just the word army brought back bitter mories from the past. Even though each and every Korean man had their own stories about the army, mine were quite disastrous.

Your majesty, do we really need to do this?

Yes.

However, I had no other choice but to obey this princess. When will the organization take

back so I can beco an instructor? I would so go there now.

Rea and Ast, you two are close to . If I lead an army, you two will have to follow my orders and lead my troops.

No, I would have to run. I heard that commanders were killed first in battle and did not want to beco a target.

So, I will divide the troops between you two. Then, you will train them for three months, and there will be a test.

I expected this but expected other conditions from this princess.

However, just doing so is not fun. The loser will be given a special punishnt by .

I sighed as her majesty smiled like she was enjoying herself.

Your majesty, werent we doing sothing serious? Whats this about punishnt?

Why, Ast. Do you think youre going to lose?

While she attacked my pride, I knew my life was worth more.

Yes, I think I will lose.

Ast

Sir Ast

Her majesty and even Rea looked at

with saddened eyes.

I am only a butler and not a knight. I am at a disadvantage.

Youre a knight, you know.

Arent those who will be an example to knights beco honorary knights? The title should be removed.

I was more than confident of ruining how knights were viewed.

Your majesty

Rea looked at the princess nervously as she valued a knights honor.

Unfortunately, I cannot choose it out of my own will.

Is that so?

I knew it was a lie. While aristocrats raised their voices in normal countries, the Emperor ruled supre here. Howling had tried to influence the Imperial family politically through aristocrats, but they had been unable to sway him. However, her majesty right here could make the Emperor what she wanted, and she had probably given

knighthood in the sa manner.

I advise you to follow my words, as you are both knights.

Rea would have cried over such words, but they sent

to the army. However, I soon discovered sothing seriously wrong with the ga she had set up.

#36 Other circumstances: An officers circumstance.

While I did not consider myself a good officer, I was expectant to be assigned under the eldest princesss command, who his majesty favored the most.

I arrived with my familys pride and dreams and fell intohell.

What is this

I felt absolute fear. Other mbers of the imperial family set up proxies even at a young age, as raking up victories would act favorably when fighting for the throne in the future. I had heard those who were low-ranked rested in castles in countries they had gone to assist.

Only the youngest and the eldest princess stayed in the Imperial Castle, and I had heard many rumors floating about the reason why.

She was unable to go

Even as a new officer, I knew what I saw.

Liquor tastes good in the morning-

Let him sleep

I saw soldiers drinking during the day, and most slept on the ground. I saw gambling, and no one looked at

despite my officer uniform.

It was natural, as no one was a soldier here. I could see that they could not be called soldiers and that they would be disastrous on the field. This was

Hell.

What?

Soone said what I had been thinking. A man with black hair was looking at . While we were similar in height, I could see that he had trained for a long ti, and the three dals on his chest told

he had achieved greatness on the battlefield.

While I would normally think that he was an experienced officer, he was emitting that he did not want to be here.

I am Officer Aderu, assigned here today!

I saluted him since he seed my senior. He looked at

with sympathy, and I could not help but agree.

I am Ast, butler to her majesty. I am also responsible for this troop.

Sir Ast!

I heard his unprecedented speed up the noble ranks and knew his na was famous in the army. It was said that no one in the army had opposed Sir Ast receiving his title. Maybe I still had a chance after all!

I heard your reputation during training and am honored to work under you.

It was not flattery. People were either jealous or respectful, and I was the latter. One did not go up the ladder without noise unless he was the real deal.

Is that so?

Sir Ast nodded indifferently as I stared at him with respect.

Then, we have sothing important to do.

I knew what he was referring to, as a war was not fought alone. We needed soldiers, but here all of them were re drunken n. The first thing to do was make them into soldiers, which would be possible with Sir Ast.

Then, begin.

What?

I said, begin.

Sir Ast did not show himself for a while, and no one listened to

for a month. I had given up when he appeared again with a wooden stick!