Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

Sam's deeds have spread among the resistance army. Everyone envies Sam very much, especially when they see the medal on Sam's chest.

"Sam, can my mother go to Gray Collar too?"

Many soldiers gathered around Sam and asked questions as they hurried along the mountain trail.

"Yes, I heard that those who are closer to the west are already fleeing to Gray Collar, but we are too far away. We can't reach Gray Collar, right?"

After saying that, Sam seemed to remember something and took out the letter written to him by the Governor from his arms.

"What's written on it?"

The resistance forces are now basically made up of lower-class people, so most of them are illiterate.

"If you get this medal like I did, the Governor will try to bring your whole family to Gray Collar."

Sam looked carefully at the last paragraph, which he had not seen clearly because of his tears.

"Of course, it's okay if you don't get the medal. The Governor will try to bring some people back every time. If you have any military merits, your mother will also get some money to settle down."

"I heard that white-collar workers can eat meat every day. Is that true?"

Sam smiled and said, "I haven't seen it, I don't know."

Sam is no longer the student who wrote "On Liberty" based on his imagination. Now Sam believes more firmly that without investigation, there is no right to speak.

But this did not hinder the soldiers' fantasy. In the description of Saint Isa, the gray and white-collar workers could be described as the kingdom of the goddess. Everyone had work to do, everyone could wear shoes, and everyone could eat meat.

The resistance fighters chose to believe in the Saint.

At this time, the resistance army has arrived at the village in the mountains. According to the intelligence from the insider, Doug will organize a siege on the resistance army in the near future, so the resistance army will have to move in advance after the supplies are completed.

Now they are no longer at risk of a direct confrontation with the resistance forces, but they are still no match for the enemy's pursuit, blockade and encirclement with their numerical advantage.

This mountain village is like many northern villages today, desolate, barren, and lifeless. Many pairs of eyes are hiding behind the stone windows, spying on the resistance forces.

"Dear fellow villagers, do you have any extra grain? If so, could you please sell some to us? We are willing to pay 20% more than the market price."

Isa stood up and shouted in the empty center of the village.

Although they have weapons, the resistance forces do not have much food, especially now that they are being chased.

For such a village, Isha was more of a try-it-out type of person. Ordinary people certainly had no surplus food after being exploited through layers of exploitation, but maybe the village chief's family still had some. If there was no food at all, the resistance army would instead leave some for them.

The significance of doing this is more to distribute food from villages along the way to villages that are short of food. Saving as many as possible is saving one. Purchasing at a price higher than the market price is also a disguised form of aid. Although the market price has been messed up by Dowcoin, some hard currencies can still be used.

In winter, it is not just food that is important. Isa also has things that can be bartered.

But as expected, no one paid any attention to Isa and this resistance force.

Even a small stone flew out of the stone window and landed on Isa's head.

Seeing this, the woman behind the stone window immediately ran out in a panic, holding the child in her arms, and knelt down in front of Isa and kowtowed.

Looking at the scars on the woman's body, Isa knew that there was no way there was any food in this village. Doug's army had probably already exploited this village.

If the Doug Army had been half as aggressive in hunting down the resistance as they were in exploiting the civilians, Isa would probably be in such a miserable state now, without even the chance to distribute food to help the villagers along the way.

Isa fumbled in the bag she was carrying for a while, took out a bottle of medicine and handed it to the woman.

"Drink."

The woman's expression instantly became terrified, but after looking at the child in her arms, she gritted her teeth and drank the potion in one gulp. Then heat began to emanate from her body, and the wounds healed and disappeared at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Isa is different from before. After all, the current Isa really has holy water, although Lind prohibits the trading of these holy waters and claims to the outside world that they are just special-effect potions.

Seeing the precious potion being used on a passerby, the soldiers did not show any dissatisfaction. There were many such people in the North, and among them might be the soldiers' relatives and family members.

Aren’t these the people the Resistance has been fighting for?

Of course, the main reason is that the Saint Lady and the Governor behind her are willing and allow this to happen, and do not treat the resistance fighters unfairly.

"I am the White Saint, Isa Nebet. I came here to fight Doug Lars under the orders of Governor Lind and the guidance of the Goddess. Can you tell us when Doug Lars' army arrived?"

As Isa spoke, she handed a piece of candy to the child in the woman's arms.

"About two weeks ago."

The woman spoke while trembling.

“Two weeks ago, other troops came to us, entered our house and took away all our food and money.”

The woman couldn't tell the difference between Issa's resistance and Doug's army, she could only say it was some other army.

"Let me do it."

At this time, a thin old man walked out of a house and bowed to Isa. He was probably the village chief.

"Lady Saint, Doug Lars's army came here two weeks ago. After descending the mountain, they headed southeast. I guess they are going to plunder the next village."

Afterwards, the village chief also told Isa some detailed information, such as how often the Doug army would come, what the Doug army's recent movements were, which villages were nearby, and where they might encounter the Doug army.

Leiden, who was standing behind Isa, was stunned when he heard this. Although it was not the first time, Leiden was always deeply shocked by the power of the people.

The initial resistance army basically followed the fighting style of Lars' army. They fought in a disorganized manner and were forced to flee in panic. But things were different after Isa came. Isa was always able to obtain some key intelligence from civilians.

Relying on this information, he continued to deal with Doug's army.

Even civilians would take the initiative to provide cover for the resistance forces.

After listening to this, Isa nodded and looked at Leighton.

Leighton understood and immediately said, "Everyone! Unload the food!"

The resistance fighters behind Leighton immediately stood at attention and put a bag of food out of their backpacks.

"Thank you for the information, may the goddess bless you."

Isa bent down to pray for the village, then led the resistance forces away, leaving the villagers stunned.

"Food, village chief, it's really food!"

A villager picked up the bag left by the resistance soldiers, opened it, and shouted excitedly to the village chief.

The village chief looked at the resistance army's backs as they left in an orderly manner, and for some reason he suddenly felt a lump in his throat. It was obvious that these people came to buy food in the beginning, and the village chief had even prepared to be exploited again, but he didn't expect that the other party would leave food behind in the end.

"Are they the resistance against Doug Lars?"

"That's so cool. I want to join them next time they come over."

"Yeah, fuck Doug."

The dilapidated village has rarely regained some popularity.

Although some food was missing, for the resistance army, it was enough to have enough food. The purpose of purchasing food along the way was to help the poor people.

If they run out of food, they can rob the nobles. The resistance army will show no mercy to those nobles who exploit the common people.

Of course, lack of food would still be a bit troublesome, and it would have some impact, but with Isa's extraordinary personal charm and her good luck in getting out of danger every time, this little impact would not cause any waves.

"Etc., etc!"

As soon as they got down the mountain, the resistance forces were stopped by a group of people.

"Are they the resistance forces loyal to Archduke Lars?"

Many soldiers grasped their weapons reflexively.

If it weren't for the fact that the other party was dressed as a businessman, Leighton would have ordered to open fire.

"We now pledge our allegiance to Governor Linde."

Isa walked up and started negotiating with the businessman.

"Hey, the same, the same, I finally found it, please, help us."

After saying that, the merchant took the lead and knelt down, and the people dressed as merchants behind him also knelt down in unison.

"We really can't make ends meet anymore. That bastard noble in our town has collected taxes from us three times. It's not just three taxes, but all taxes are collected three times!"

"Three times, three times!"

The merchants behind him all started crying.

Because there was really no money to be made from the lower-class people, many nobles shifted their targets of exploitation to small and medium-sized businessmen.

No one else can force small and medium-sized businessmen to surrender to the enemy.

These businessmen had no choice but to join the Resistance Army or do business with the Resistance Army. The reputation of the Resistance Army was even better than that of most of the nobles in Doug's territory.

The food that Isa needs is here.