However, there was a slight accident here. When Egil was confidently reorganizing his army, he quietly prepared to wait for two months. He then summoned the noble troops in Northern Norway as cannon fodder and destroyed Oslo in one piece.

In Denmark, Queen Margaret finally couldn't bear the loneliness in her heart. She sent troops on the grounds of being "helping the neighbors in the north to quell the war". Nearly 300 warships and more than 10,000 soldiers suddenly landed in Norway, and the subsequent troops were still driving continuously, as if they were ready to fight the city of Oslo to the death.

Although Oslo's defense equipment is very powerful - it is a castle piled with real big stones, Margaret is at least the queen of a country, and there is still trench technology. Although it is a little simpler, not standardized, and has no aiming system - but there is another advantage of shoddy manufacturing, that is, it can be easily mass-produced.

From the day Egil received the news, dozens of trenchers gathered outside Oslo, rushing towards the walls of Oslo day and night... Moreover, because the incident suddenly happened, Felix II had not had time to summon his vassal nobles. Even the peasant soldiers on his territory were not recruited too many. The total number of defenders in the castle was only more than a thousand people - this also included those slaves who barely fought.

Besides, the nobles and knights in Oslo did not ignore the problem after they knew that their lord was in trouble. However, they were alone and had no backbone for a while. They were completely disorganized. In the end, Queen Margaret surrounded and attacked and destroyed a lot of them. Only then did the remaining noble troops unite. After checking again, there were only less than 5,000 remaining soldiers and defeated generals. Advance was neither to retreat nor to retreat. They had to station troops on the other side of Oslo, and they didn't know what to plan.

"Damn it - damn it, damn it, damn it!" Egil got the news, and it was already five days later - it was still a group of merchants who wanted to do business in Oslo. The Danish army was transporting it every day, and the longer the time was delayed, the stronger the other party was. Egil naturally understood it very much.

"What are some ways to make my message pass faster in the future?" he asked the system.

"If it's something within your own territory, then you can build a station system. If it's in someone else's territory, you have to recruit spies to monitor the enemy's city. If the spy is slightly upgraded, you will be the legendary spy. You can not only monitor the enemy's situation, but also kill people to silence them. And so on. After you establish a country in the future, it's best to build a complete intelligence network."

"Well, recruit spies...spy, it seems that you can recruit in a tavern, right?"

"That's right, but in the tavern, you can't recruit too strong guys. You can also exchange them with me with points to choose a more powerful guy."

"Bergen, and Biyad each recruit one. Then exchange for one more powerful one in your place... Well, it's eight-star one." Egil thought for a while and said this.

"Understood."

Immediately afterwards, Egil's heard a knock on the door outside the room.

"Come in."

Afterwards, a guy wearing ordinary linen clothes that looked extremely ordinary and couldn't find him when he was put in the crowd.

"The dagger behind you is loyal to you, my master." After seeing Egil, he said, kneeling down on one knee, lowering his head.

Egil nodded, without saying a word, opened the system interface, and found the information about this guy in an account of the affairs officer.

Name: None.Gender: Male. Place of birth:???Age: Probably adult.

Is there any difference between the introduction of the tears that I wiped my tears and the lack of the introduction? Egil looked at the "Wu?" who was still kneeling on the ground and was confused: Could it be that he asked himself to name Yating? No, I really don't want to encounter such a disgusting thing that has reached a certain level of blood. By the way, even if you follow someone's surname, it's a slave, or your slave is your surname, who invented this?

"Who... your name..." Egil didn't know what to say for a while. He just said vaguely.

"The name below varies with the seasons and weather changes." The man opposite said very seriously.

"...Are you plant-based?" Egil finally resisted complaining, quietly listening to the explanation of this guy who seemed a little schizophrenia.

"I use the names of nobles before the nobles, I use the names of civilians, I use the names of civilians before the Christians, and the names of pagans before the pagans...is almost that's it."

Sure enough, he is worthy of being a veteran spy. Although he speaks a little unreliable and has a little too big tone, he really doesn't say the attributes. Although it is a seven-star - the additional attributes are completely comparable to those of ten stars, or even more than ten stars.

The properties are as follows:

Super Popular Face: This is the case for those who do secret work, skill +2.

Experienced and skilled: This guy has become accustomed to such a "cute" profession. The so-called practice makes perfect, skill +3.

Habits to bloodyness: suffocating to death, poisoning to death, chopping to death, stabbing to death, and even hurting to death... Skill +2.

This is the +7 of the basic attribute.

The other special bonuses are: human skin mask, stealth +2, dark night cloak, stealth +1, fine-grained poison, assassination +3, sharp dagger, assassination +1, parkour master, stealth +2, carrying a carrier pigeon, communication distance +1,000km. In this way.

In this way, this guy's stealth (spy skill) is actually twelve, while assassin (assin skill) is eleven. It greatly exceeds the value of the basic seven points.

With such superior attributes, then mild neuroschizophrenia and morale -2 can be ignored - and in Egil's character column, there is also the first minion: Assassination & Spy Master: This person is the most powerful dog-legged around the monarch. Cruel +3, personal safety +5, spy & assassin & spy cost -20%.

Very good. This kind of thing. Egil sighed a little: "Then, go and work hard, my dagger. In the latest three days, I will get all the information from the inner and outer city of Oslo."

"I understand, my master." This guy was indeed a little schizophrenic parkour master, and jumped directly from the window and ran to the roof. Egil listened carefully, but still couldn't hear the sound of the guy stepping on the tiles. However, the message sent to him by the system proved that this guy was about to go far.

"Remember to leave next time, bastard!" Egil pointed his head outside the window and then cursed like this.

After solving this problem, Egil thought about it again. Although his military strength was a little worse, he could not be as good as the Danes if he had the combat power. If he used it well, he could not be able to surrender to Oslo and scolded the nobles. In addition, the Danes fought away, and the logistics supply was all dependent on shipping. The light crossbow warship fleet under his command had already begun to reach its scale. Currently, it has twenty-four warships, plus fifty dragon-headed warships recruited. The combat power may not be lost to the hundreds of warships that the opponent had pieced together. Even if things were slightly beyond his expectations, he had failed slightly. However, if he did not fight head-on, the fleet would instead attack the enemy's supply line. Isn't that enough?

However—there is still a question here—what should we do after defeating the Danish invading army? Will we continue to fight with them? But Denmark is adjacent to the Holy Roman Empire.

Egil asked the system elves before. Although the Holy Roman Empire is now in chaos, many talented people emerge, and all the electorate are not easy to save money. If his troops are stupid enough to attack, they will probably be swallowed up by people with all the belts and bones. It is better to fight the British Isles. The people there are relatively weak. They are also a traditional Viking activity area, so they are decisive and easy to bully.

So, keep Denmark first. After defeating Denmark, see if you can get some war reparations. Then sign a peace treaty, and then sign a free trade treaty. That's it.

After setting this tone, Egil decided to give a little politeness and then fight, and talk to Her Majesty the Queen first - of course, it is basically impossible to reach an agreement. But that doesn't matter. Egil just wanted to leave room for peace after the victory in advance.

Of course, it is also possible that it is possible to leave room for peace after the defeat.

In this way, the legendary diplomat... Well, this is not an underground worker like the legendary spy assassin spy, spy, and so on. It is enough to barely get through diplomats. Egil felt that no matter how straight-talking he was, it was not as effective as a gun gesture. So he didn't ask, and directly recruited a diplomat in the city center.

Diplomat No. 1 (because it is a low-level supporting role, it is like a passerby, and there is no need to say it with a name at all), four stars (eh? The attributes are pretty good.)

Attributes: Diplomacy talent +1, Excellent diplomat +2, Diplomacy interpreter +1.

It's really... Although Danish and Norwegian are similar, diplomatic translators and other things are probably nothing. But if you want to go to other countries in the future, or even cross other continents...

It’s really troublesome to have a language barrier. When Qin Shihuang wrote the same book and carriage, why didn’t he think about unifying the language?

With such questions, Egil ordered the newly recruited diplomat No. 1 to go to Denmark as the "lord of all Norwegians, Earl of Biard, and trustee of Bergen" to stop attacking Norwegian territory and reach a peace agreement. And to see if a trade treaty can be signed.

Of course it is impossible to succeed. So, it is just a trick of leisure. After that, Egil began to mobilize his nobles...
Chapter completed!