In Olicombe City, except for these thirty hostages, the remaining 3,700 more than 3,700 people were sold into slavery, and as for the elderly, weak, women and children, there were countless old, weak, women and children. {3w. Later, after Li Bida met with Anthony, after a brief greeting, he quickly handed over the team without caring about false etiquette. Li Bida led three legions of six, thirteen and fifteen to march towards Thessalia. The rest of the troops were all led by Anthony, rushed to Bugalotum City to meet Caesar, and Ziping Etolia.

Although Li Bida was in charge of the North Road Army, in the direction of entry, he was still in the southeast of the Port of Dikhaqiang. According to the initial idea, his terminal was on the Lirisha on the east coast of Greece. However, when he led 15,000 infantry and 3,000 cavalry, he felt that marching in this mountainous area was extremely difficult. Previously, Li Bida crossed here, so in a sense it was a revisit of the old place. However, the impression that Greece gave everyone was that the mountains made of stones, the roads made of stones, and the level of stones piled up.

Originally, temples and fortresses built with stones were everywhere, and water sources were in short supply. And after a few years, Li Bida discovered that all the rivers in his memory were distorted, because in this climate and environment, the rivers were extremely fragile. The soldiers could only rely on the guidance of local guides to slowly walk through ten Romans under the scorching sun that was still dry in early winter, and then found a thin and soft stream to masturbate. Because the demand for water for people, pack horses and war horses was too high, they could only reduce the number of individuals allocated.

Also hot, there was the emotions of the Thessalians. After hearing about the end of Olicombe, they quickly sent envoys to the camp, claiming that all the surrounding towns had reached a consensus. They were willing to provide Caesar's army with whatever needs, wheat, wine, leather, and women.

In this way, the life of the three legions improved a lot. Li Bida stationed the camp and stopped marching because he knew that Pompei's subsequent troops were all taking the sea and gathering towards the front line, and he could not intercept them.

And as far as he knows, Pompei's five legions in Macedonia and Greece had all gathered, and three legions were also coming across the sea:

The numbers of these three legions have been positioned as the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Legions of Macedonia. Among them, the Sixth Legions were actually adapted from the 11th Legion in Lukulas that fought against Xiaoya in the past. It was originally stationed in Bitinia; the Seventh Legion was recently recruited by Brutu, Apis, Casio and others in Xiaoya and other places; and the Eighth Legion was formed by the remnants of Lukulas' Eighth Legion and the remnants of Cicero Silesia, nicknamed "Twin Legion". And according to the information collected by Li Bida, these three legions were incorporated into Xiaoya's Greek large number of them.

People and Celtics, so the organization is very firm. In addition, although Scipio has only been to Xiaoya for about a month, he has gained the reputation of a "butcher" in terms of taxation - he has to tax everything, "door panel tax", "window tax", "stove tax", "military shoe tax", "cross machine tax", and "pack beast tax", and it is almost confiscated the tax on living and working and the heart-beat fart tax. The greedy and violent tax holders have once again rampant in the Little ADB. The property of these knights was levied by Pompei, and they have even more exploited the land to make up for the gaps.

Therefore, Li Bida estimated that the equipment of these three legions would not be very poor, and they would arrive at the front line in Greece within a month.

Therefore, he cannot go too deep, as this will lead to the entire army's front line being too long and too fragile.

In addition, if nothing unexpected happens, Pompei's counterattack will come soon.

Li Bida guessed nothing wrong, but before that, first of all, Rabinus and Gabinus fought for military power.

When Gabinus was given the honor of "Imperato" by soldiers, troubles followed one after another. When the coastline was lost and Olicomb lost, Pompey's angry accusations and investigations also came to the camp. Rabinus took the opportunity to write a detailed report to reply to the past. Soon after, Pompey ordered Gabinus to be converted into a provincial financial officer and go to Delphi to "assist Marcelas with common affairs, because there is more Imperato."

This ridicule and sarcasm made Gabinus both ashamed and annoyed. He was obviously deposed, but now he could only accept this fact, packed up his luggage and returned to Delphi.

So, all the command of the five legions and the three legions that were about to arrive was Rabinus. He finally began to show off his anger and face off against Caesar without any restrictions: after more than ten years of time together, the deeper the relationship, the more the hatred after the breaking will be unable to be resolved, and this is the same for both.

After taking over the army, Rabinus was decisive and reorganized the power of the fleet. Now Bibruce died of illness and Maximus was captured, so he handed over the remaining 120 warships to Commander Lipo, with him as the commander-in-chief, Pompey's eldest son Rous and his younger son Syketus as deputy generals. In this way, the command of the fleet would be together due to kinship and no longer be messy. Then Rabinus asked them to focus on attacking Caesar's traffic line and cut off the Adriatic Sea again, otherwise Caesar would obtain effective and sufficient supplies.

Then, Rabinus suddenly left only one legion in the Apsus River to confront Caesar, and he led the other four legions around Caesar's fortifications and went directly towards the city of Cocula on the western coast.

This surprised Caesar. He couldn't figure out what Rabinus wanted to do, so he quickly recalled Anthony, who had made great progress in Ettoria, and started to study it.

"I guess there were only two of them. One was that Rabinus retreated, assembled all the legions, and fought with me in central Greece; but Rabinus attacked my wall line, trying to push me back to Apollonia and Dikhaqiang, and then tried to push me into the sea. Now he risked the exposure of his flanks and went around the south of my barracks, what was the purpose of it?" At the military meeting, Caesar said in contemplation.

"This is obviously an attempt to tempt us to give up the solid walls and fight with our side, and overwhelm us with numerical advantage. So I suggest that in the five Romans behind Bugarotum, the inner walls can be built, so that several harbors can be protected and foolproof. After we collect enough food, we can wait for an opportunity to fight the enemy." This is Karenus's suggestion, very cautious.
Chapter completed!