Unknown Knight

Aix, who was innocently caught in the crossfire, could never have imagined that he would invisibly provoke such a powerful enemy.

In fact, life is an unpredictable adventure. Some people you only meet once and never appear again, while others will appear in your life repeatedly, affecting various causes and effects of your life, including your enemies.

In fact, the conflict between Aix and Bestour seems accidental, but it is inevitable. Like most people, some people are your unavoidable enemies in your life, your fate that you cannot escape, the mountains that you cannot cross, and the disasters that you suffer from all the time.

Sometimes we are powerless and all we can do is face him and learn how to get along with him.

But at this moment, Aix obviously no longer had the ability to get along with Bestul. He was no longer the same person as before. To be more precise, he was just the same person at some point in the past.

Fortunately, everything is cause and effect. As long as good deeds are spread widely, there will be blessings. Now the blessings he clearly sees are the three people who helped him find a solution behind the tree and in the pile of rocks.

James, Aisu, and Ran Ying discussed the matter in a hidden place, and Aisu came out to talk to Bestur:

"Warrior Bestur, how are you going to challenge my husband to a duel?"

"This is easy. Just follow our Kugit tradition. We will each use our own weapons to fight to the death until one of us dies.

In this way, his hatred will be eliminated, and I will get the glory that should belong to me. Don't worry, I, Bestur, am a proud eagle on the grassland and will not bully his family and friends. "

"Warrior Bestur, the conflicts between my husband and you are actually misunderstandings. We can compensate you for any losses you have suffered. Is there any misunderstanding that cannot be resolved? Why do we need to fight a life-and-death duel?"

Ran Ying told Bestur that she was also an eyewitness to the conflict between Aix and Bestur. In her inexperienced eyes, the conflict between the two was just due to their different positions. As long as they were willing to make compensation, it could be completely resolved.

But her words of "I advise you to be magnanimous" completely angered Bestur. She didn't know how rough and difficult Bestur's life was. The compensation that she mentioned lightly was what others had worked hard to get.

When he was three years old, his father died in the Khan's foreign war, and his mother and family property were occupied by evil people. In the grassland tribe where the strong prey on the weak, it was very difficult for him to survive without his father's protection.

Fortunately, his grandfather was a famous hunter. After the grandfather and grandson escaped from their enemies, his grandfather not only raised him by hunting, but also taught him excellent hunting skills and the ability to survive in the jungle and grassland.

But the good times did not last long. When he was thirteen years old, his elderly grandfather fell seriously ill and passed away.

Alone, he tenaciously survived in the wild, relying on collecting pine cones and mushrooms from trees and hunting with a bow all year round. He developed an extremely agile body and an excellent shooting skill.

And one night when he was sixteen years old, Bestur killed his enemy's family, took back his own property, and rescued his mother.

After hearing about his deeds, the Lord of Toju City recruited him as his personal follower, gave him pastures and slaves, and asked him to help him manage the ranch in Adakrum.

From then on, Bestur became successful and lived a relatively comfortable life. He not only had his own herds and property, but also had followers. He was considered a member of a small tribe among the Kugits.

But the good times did not last long. Just after two years of good life, he was in the grassland rescue operation in Aix, in which not only were his followers killed and his property looted, he was also seriously injured and almost lost his life.

In addition to the two subsequent confrontations, his path to fame was blocked by Aix every time, so in his eyes, Aix was his nemesis and lifelong enemy. How could he resolve the issue with just a simple misunderstanding from her?

After hearing what Ran Ying said, he turned his grief and anger into strength, drew his bow and arrows, and shot three consecutive arrows at the tree where Ran Ying was hiding. They hit the same spot, and the arrows penetrated most of the wood, causing the leaves to fall. Then he said contemptuously:

"Hmph! You make it sound so easy. As long as you can pull out the three arrows behind you without any damage, I will admit that there was a misunderstanding between me and Aix. Otherwise, you'd better hand him over as soon as possible and don't risk your own life."

Aisu was knowledgeable and could understand Bestur's mentality. He knew that he called himself an eagle on the grassland and had his own pride, so he said to him:

"Is false glory so important? As long as you let us go today, we can return your lost ranch and property to you double. Do you really have to kill Aix for glory?"

After hearing what Aisu said, Bestur laughed loudly, reached out to take the wine bag from his waist, drank all the wine in the bag in one breath, then threw the wine bag away, opened his arms, and sang in a low Kugit language:

"Spread your wings, eagle, fly freely;

The low-flying swallow is only fit to eat insects and ants;

The galloping horse measures the pasture with its strong hooves;

Wandering wild dogs, lingering around the corpse;

Bestur was born in the sky, like an eagle spreading its wings;

Bestur was born on the grassland, he should be a galloping horse. "

Singing loudly to express his aspirations, Bestur was full of vigor and vigor, exuding a heroic spirit. His voice was not loud, but it echoed:

"If Bestur needs glory, he will take it. No one else can give it to me. No matter how much property and land I have, it cannot compare to the glory I have lost, so -"

Bestur drew out his scimitar with a clang, pointed in the direction where Aix was hiding and said:

"Let Aix come out and die!"

He was about to gallop over, but Ai Su interrupted him loudly:

"Bestul! If you still think of yourself as a hero, you can't kill Aix today. Even if you kill him, you won't get any glory, but only the greatest shame of your life!"

After hearing this, Bestur pulled the reins, pointed his scimitar at Aisu and said angrily:

"Ms. Ai Su, I won't kill women, but I can't allow others to deceive me with words. You'd better make your words clear, otherwise..."

The implication of his words is murderous.

Seeing that the time was right, Aisu stopped pretending and walked directly to the middle of the road with Ai Kesi in his arm.

"You can't kill a seriously ill person. If you do that, you will not win fairly. Not only will you not get any honor, but you will also be ridiculed for the rest of your life!"

I saw Aix in the middle of the road without his old fur hat. His chubby round face had a mushroom-shaped hairstyle that looked particularly funny. He was holding a small piece of white bread that he had not finished eating in his hand, and was stuffing small pieces of the bread into his already bulging mouth.