Unknown Knight

Ogubai Liano has been trained by his elders as the heir of the family since he was a child. He is not the dandy boy that people think he is. He is just an embroidered pillow with gold and jade on the outside but rotten on the inside. Under his arrogant and cold appearance, he has a heart full of rich military knowledge of the navy and the army, and he always wants to prove himself. He is young, energetic, ambitious and has wild ambitions.

You must know that although the Gronia continent has achieved unification, there are still many factions and families in the country. Everyone is exclusive and competing fiercely with each other. Every noble has to face multiple pressures and tests from birth, and they have to fight each other desperately.

Only those who are good at rolling and whose families are powerful will get some opportunities to stay in Gronia to develop. Those who are not good at rolling will either sink into the mud and sink, or be rolled abroad to seek other ways out. For example, Resarit and Manide, two people under Axe, are both rolling kings from Gronia.

Ogbai Liano is also a master of involution among his peers. Knowing well that competition is fierce, he always dares to accept challenges and undertake tasks that other members of the family are unwilling or even dare not take over. He soon made a name for himself in the core circle of the family and became the leader among the younger generation of the family.

Just like this mission, although he had never had the opportunity to lead such a large fleet and so many people to fight, under the deliberate cultivation of his family elders who admired him, they still fought for him to come, just to let him gain experience through this battle, and also to make his position more solid through the victory of this battle, solidify his position as the number one of the younger generation, and pave the way for being entrusted with important tasks in the future.

Ogbai Liano was well aware of this, so he would not allow himself to make any mistakes. Although he led a force that he thought he had an advantage, he was still cautious and did not miss any opportunity that was beneficial to his side.

When the sampan he sent to contact Rogge brought back the news that Aix would attack Zion again, he immediately abandoned the assault plan he had already formulated and ordered his troops to wait quietly nearby like a lurking beast, waiting for the best time to launch the attack.

However, no matter how cautious he was or how good he was at leading troops, he was so competitive that he didn't know that there was a kind of competition that was beyond his vision and beyond his cognition. In Aix's original world, this situation was usually called dimensional crushing.

When he took advantage of the fact that the main force of the Aix army was almost exhausted, he successfully avoided the navy led by Mathilde, but he didn't know that the sneak attack he thought was about to succeed was seen by Mathilde.

It turned out that since the establishment of the territory's navy, it has been deeply influenced by the ideas of the original world. Aix felt that such an expensive branch of the navy should be equipped with the best equipment. He not only installed the most advanced catapults in the territory on the ship, but also gave the only monocular telescope to Mathilde.

Don't underestimate this small monocular telescope. It made the navy led by Mathilde become the most powerful navy in the world, and possessed the ability to fight beyond visual range that others did not have. In addition, based on the knowledge of the original world, Aix set up observation points on the top of the masts of the three main Kirk ships, allowing the fleet led by Mathilde to have a visual range of two-fifths more than others.

This made the sneak attack fleet led by Ogbai Liano unaware of the fleet led by Mathilde, and Mathilde's fleet, which was also preparing to launch a sneak attack on Zion City under the cover of night, easily discovered their fleet.

Mathilde was unsure of the enemy's situation at first, and when she saw that the enemy seemed to be powerful, she led the fleet to stay away. When they all sailed towards the bay of Standing Castle, she understood the enemy's intentions and hurriedly sent a sampan to inform Aix.

At the same time, she also planned to wait for the opportunity and launch a decisive attack when the enemy ships began to land.

Sure enough, after the enemy ships dropped anchor in the bay, they began to land on the shore using sampans. When Mathilde and the others had finished landing and were preparing to launch an attack, she suddenly led the fleet into the bay.

She first commanded the fleet to use catapults to launch incendiary oil, burning all the enemy's sampans and cutting off the enemy's main landing force from returning to the ships. Then she commanded the entire fleet to attack and with an absolute superior force, she eliminated the few enemies remaining on the four cogs and captured the remaining four cogs.

The main force of the enemy on the shore, led by Ogbai Liano, tried to make a final struggle. Despite the unstable morale of the army, they resolutely launched a desperate attack on Fort Standing.

However, this attack was doomed to be brutal and ineffective. With the experience of the last time, Aix left enough soldiers in the Standing Castle, dug trenches outside the city wall, and asked the soldiers defending the city to be on high alert and closed the city gates early.

That’s not all. The discovery of oil not long ago allowed the territory to rush to produce a large amount of incendiary oil. This incendiary oil is not only a powerful weapon for siege, but also extremely powerful for defending the city. In addition to the ones carried on Mathilde’s ship, the remaining hundreds of cans of incendiary oil were left in the city.

These incendiary oils were very useful when defending the city. The Ogebai family landed in a hurry, and the only siege equipment they carried were siege ladders.

Originally, this kind of simple siege equipment was sufficient. In Ogbai Liano's plan, with the elite soldiers at hand and the advantage in numbers, combined with a surprise attack, it would not be a problem to capture Fort Standing. But the problem was the newly made incendiary oil. The soldiers defending the city often only needed to throw a can to easily burn a siege ladder, killing and injuring many soldiers of the Ogbai family, causing them heavy losses and directly destroying Ogbai Liano's plan to easily capture Fort Standing.

Seeing that the siege was hopeless, the navy led by Mathilde used catapults to launch flaming oil from the sea for support, causing considerable casualties to the soldiers of the Ogbai family.

The young Ogbai Liano was decisive and immediately led his troops to withdraw from the combat area. However, this place was in a desert area and the environmental conditions that could be used were very limited. After hesitating for a long time and failing to think of any solution, he had to lead his troops to withdraw from this area and flee into the depths of the desert.

However, the remaining god General Bestur would not let them escape. He not only sent out cavalry to keep a close eye on them, but also immediately sent cavalry to Aix in the direction of Zion City to ask for help.

Not long after the cavalry seeking help left Zion City, they ran into Niza and Majid, who had returned with the Bedouin cavalry earlier. Under the guidance of the remaining cavalry, nearly 500 Bedouin cavalry quickly caught up with the Ogbai family soldiers who were composed of pure infantry.

Seeing that the enemy was well-equipped and well-organized, the Bedouin cavalry, who had learned from their previous experience, were not in a hurry to attack. They just stuck with their cavalry from a distance, and when they saw the soldiers of the Ogbai family trying to set up camp to rest, they came over to harass them, leaving them no room to breathe.

In this way, one chasing and the other fleeing, both sides spent more than a day in the desert. At noon on the third day, Ogbai Liano, who could not bear it any longer, had to raise the white flag and surrender under the "persuasion" of his subordinates.