The Britannian Empire, somewhere in the west.

"Your Excellency, look, there is a grain transport team ahead."

Hearing his butler's words, Mu De hurriedly looked forward.

Sure enough - in front of them, there is a huge transportation team with both front and back ends reaching the skyline.

This huge transport team consists of a New World Aboriginal people who are pushing a trolley to transport grain.

Although the Britannian Empire had a strong national strength, it would be far from enough to supply the expeditionary demand of the 300,000 troops alone.

Therefore, a considerable number of transport teams have to use trolleys to transport grain and forage.

The ones responsible for using the carts were naturally the cheapest labor force in their Britannian Empire, the indigenous people of the New World.

After the end of the Self-Defense War, Mu De, who was seriously injured and had a broken arm, completely retreated from the army and returned to his hometown in the western part of the empire to live a retirement life.

Mude originally thought he could spend the rest of his life peacefully in his hometown.

But unexpectedly, not long after he returned to his hometown, an incident happened that made him feel uneasy until now.

That is - Ilsa adopted Camille's suggestion and sent a "slave fleet" to the New World, arresting all the indigenous people of the New World and imprisoning them in the plantations, serving as slaves to their Britannian Empire.

Mu De will never forget his reaction at that time after learning the news.

I was dizzy and almost fainted.

After cheering up, Mude quickly rushed to Pandragorn, intending to let Ilsa stop this plan to capture the aboriginal people of the New World as slaves.

But he never met Ilsa in the end.

Ilsa didn't give Mu De a chance to meet her...

Mude also tried to help other friends who happened to be in Pandragon City at that time.

But his friends all said they could not help.

Because Ilsa was determined to send a slave fleet to the New World.

Even if they unite to oppose it, Ilsa will definitely go against the opposition and implement the plan to capture the indigenous peoples of the New World as slaves to the end.

Mude, who could not stop Ilsa, could only return to his hometown in a daze.

Over the years, Mude has never dared to listen to any news related to the New World and plantations.

Mu De has always felt extremely guilty about the indigenous peoples of the New World...

He has always had nightmares these years.

Dreaming about the pressure, dreaming about those friends from the New World.

I dreamed that they were asking Mude: Are we not friends? Why should we treat us like this?

Every time I dream of this nightmare, Mu De would wake up directly.

Over the years, Mu De has been unable to count how many times he has dreamed of this nightmare.

This morning, Mude received a rumor that a transport team was passing by near his hometown.

The members of this transport team were all the natives of the New World who were mobilized by Ilsa to serve as transportation labor, as well as the soldiers who were guarding them.

After learning the news, Mude wanted to come and see these indigenous people for some reason.

I really want to come and see these indigenous people who have been extremely guilty of them over the years.

Mude only let his housekeeper accompany him on a trip.

After riding on a horse with the butler and rushing for a while, Mude met the transport team.

It is exactly the same as the winds received - this transport team consists of the Aboriginal people of the New World.

They are no different from slaves, so they naturally do the hardest work.

These indigenous people were pushing heavy trolleys all the way to the Rhine Front - just thinking about it, they felt terrible and their scalp numb.

Even though the distance was a bit far apart, Mude could still clearly see that the bodies of the indigenous people who formed this huge transportation team were basically hunched over.

Although they couldn't see their faces clearly, Mude could guess that the faces of these indigenous people must be covered with fatigue and pain.

On both sides of the transport team composed of these indigenous people, there was a proud and arrogant Britannian soldier.

These soldiers are local garrison troops.

Although the local garrison troops have weak combat power, they cannot go to the frontline battlefield to fight with powerful enemies like the Frank army.

But they can still do it by taking care of the unarmed indigenous people.

Once they found that some of the indigenous people had slowed down their carts, the soldiers would rush up without hesitation, whip the indigenous people hard, and drive away the indigenous people with the attitude and movements of driving them away.

Mu De looked at the transportation team in the distance with a complicated expression.

Just then, Mude noticed that an indigenous person suddenly fell down.

Although I don’t know why the indigenous man fell, the indigenous man immediately struggled to get up after falling down.

However—maybe because of his weak body and lack of strength, the indigenous people who accidentally fell to the ground were unable to stand up from the ground in time.

Sure enough - after the indigenous people were unable to get up in time, several soldiers closest to him rushed over immediately and punched and kicked the indigenous people.

Although the distance is far away, you cannot hear the sound of these soldiers beating the poor Aboriginal people, nor can you hear the sound of these soldiers scolding them.

But Mu De could roughly guess what these soldiers would scold.

Maybe he was scolding, "You idiot, get up!" and so on.

Mu De, who couldn't stand the scene in front of him, gritted his teeth, clenched the reins with his remaining right hand, then gently knocked the horse's belly, and drove the horse under his crotch to rush towards the transport team.

Mu De's housekeeper hurriedly followed closely.

"Hey! You guys! Stop it!"

Hearing Mude's shout, the soldiers who were beating the poor Aboriginal people immediately stopped their atrocities.

"Who are you?" One of the soldiers scolded Mu De in a somewhat vigilant tone.

Mude silently took down the knight's sword hanging on the saddle.

Even if the knight retreats from the army, he can still retain the knight's sword.

Mude was worried that when he came to watch this transport team, he would be regarded as suspicious elements by the soldiers responsible for managing this transport team.

So before leaving, Mude specially brought a knight sword that could prove his identity.

Mu De showed the knight's sword in his hand to the soldiers in front of him.

"I am Mude Hardy, the Fanlan Knight."

"Although I have retreated from the army, I still retain the titles of knights and nobles."

Hearing Mu De's words, the soldiers immediately looked at each other with a blank expression.

They are just ordinary soldiers and do not recognize what the knight sword looks like.

And the sword in Mu De's hand does not look like an ordinary sword.
Chapter completed!