Yudora has imagined countless ways to face the enemy, but this one in front of her is the most unacceptable thing for her.

The enemy did not think about how to torture her or torture her... because they did not take the army of Eska seriously at all, and even directly said that they were not worthy of being enemies of the Karen Kingdom.

The long-standing arrogance was completely disintegrated, and Yudora was shattered by Sodlor's words. She looked at the ground with a pale face, not knowing how to answer for a moment.

Of course, she did not realize that from the moment she walked into Lasha City, the "psychological warfare" had already begun.

Is it a coincidence that Casley said those words in prison? Obviously, from the moment Lasha City was broken, a series of plans for Yudora began to work: deliberately detaining Casley's prison next door to dissect the priest who became a demon, and also uttered those words. These hints were all to enable them to recognize the current "situation" from the root.

After Casli unknowingly changed her position, she deliberately displayed bridges, troops, weapons and trucks in front of Yudora, and used her absolute strength to crush her desire to resist.

This is not a conspiracy, but a dignified plot - it does not require violence to counter the enemy, because through questioning other prisoners of war, Soderol found that most of the Tuk people in the Eska country did not know what the "demon" was. This country implemented a magnanimity and had a typical separation between the upper and lower levels: the people at the bottom believed in the priests devoutly, but did not know that they had become the tool of the demons.

Under such a premise, Soderol's primary goal is to let them realize the problems of the upper class of Esca and thus put aside their opposing positions.

If a middle-level priest was willing to turn against him, then the entire war would not be as simple as saving a little military expenditure.

"I…"

Under the heavy pressure, Yudora's whole body began to tremble slightly. She said a word, but then found that she had no idea how to express it.

She turned her head and looked at Kasli helplessly, but the latter raised her head very clearly and said, "If your country can guarantee that it is not for the purpose of massacre of the Tuks, then I am willing to provide you with all the information I know...but I have an extra condition."

"explain."

"I hope to tell the truth about the matter among those tribes..."

No one wants to treason, but if treason is to save the people, it will be completely different.

Soderol waited for this sentence and immediately said: "The purpose of the Kingdom of Karen is to take back the territory occupied by the Kingdom of Esca. In other words, if you can convince them to retreat, we will not move any soldiers at all - after all, I also want to save military expenses, right?"

But everyone knew that this was impossible, and Casley's face changed: "I can only write a handwritten letter to explain to the generals. Whether they believe me or not is another matter."

Seeing her sincerity, Soderol nodded: "I can sign a magic contract with you. If possible, you will not become a prisoner of war, but you can have a private status after passing the review. However, I will invite you to be a member of my staff - after all, in such a place, the information you provide can reduce casualties between both parties as much as possible, right?"

"Devil, magic contract?"

Casley didn't expect that she could have such equal treatment as a prisoner, because in the sequence of Esca, the "general" sounds frightening, but in fact, she has to salute respectfully when she sees clergy. Basically, she has no political status and will only pay attention to it when she is in war, and no one pays attention to it when she is not in war.

Soderol didn't talk nonsense, waved his hand and asked someone to take the prepared contract, added what Casley said to her, and gave her a look: "If you agree, then sign the contract."

Of course, this does not mean that she would give her freedom when signing a contract, but requires her to serve the army of the Kingdom of Karen for ten years. Only after ten years can she obtain the nationality and corresponding status of the Kingdom of Karen, but except for this military operation, she will never be allowed to return to the Kingdom of Eska again.

Casley was hesitant... After all, not everyone can completely leave their hometown.

"If we move fast enough, we can still solve the problem before the demons harm the Escar Kingdom. Do you understand what I mean?"

Soderol's tone was cold. When Kasli heard this, she couldn't help but shudder. Then she immediately picked up the pen and signed it. Then she pressed her hand on the magic circle and completed the contract signing.

Yudora looked at this scene and felt more stressed: the first one to surrender is often better treatment. She swallowed, but struggled: "The evidence you said was not shown from beginning to end. I already know that your weapons are advanced, but my understanding of the demons...is it really as thorough as you said?"

Soderol didn't talk nonsense, raised his hand and pointed upstairs: "Take her up there, and the Prime Minister will tell her about the demon."

After saying that, he got up and said to Casli: "Private Casli, go outside with me, the reporter needs to take pictures."

Casley didn't understand what this meant at all, but she followed her and came to the position where the chief used to speak in the inner city atrium, Soderol stood beside her to prepare her military uniform, while the "reporter" holding the strange magic circle greeted him: "General Soderol, I need you to cooperate a little."

"explain."

"It's the front...and then shake hands, and this one-"

"Private Casley."

"Well, this soldier took one alone."

When Casley was at a loss and was directed to pose, Yudora had already arrived at the room on the upper floor of the tower. The wooden door was pushed open. Roddy, who was studying the map at the desk, turned her head and looked over: "Sit down and talk."

He was wearing a loose linen robe and walked over to the guards at the door, "Let them come in."

After the words came, several thin Teflin soldiers walked in. Before Yudora could react to what was going on, they instantly began to deform and became a huge and cruel "devil" look!

Because they were indoors, their transformed bodies brought indescribable oppression to Yudora: because Taflin is a real "devil mixed-blood", which is completely different from the priest who was forced to transform after being infected by the demonic aura. The extremely aggressive aura made her whole body tense and she couldn't help but swallow several times.

"Okay, that's enough."

As Roddy said, the Teflin soldiers immediately returned to their original appearance, then immediately saluted and retreated.

And Yudora had already widened her eyes because she thought these people would die on the spot, but she didn't expect that they would turn around and leave as if nothing had happened...

Roddy has not explained anything about the demon, but this scene before him can prove the level of research on the "demon" issue of Karen Kingdom.

So Yudora no longer hesitated, immediately stood up, thought for a while, kneeled down on one knee, and said, "I am willing to sign a contract to provide Karen Kingdom with all the information I know..."
Chapter completed!