"Bestul, it seems you arrived just in time." Walls said.

At this time, Bestul had a serious look on his face. When he saw that it was Fusli, he thought he was one of his own, so he didn't take it seriously. But then he changed his mind and felt something was wrong. He and Jenks rushed to the cave entrance, and saw the dead body and Fusli fighting against Walls. He understood what was going on.

So the following scene happened.

"Now that your boss is dead, you have two choices. If you continue to fight against us, you will have only one end, and that is to be killed by us. Or you choose to continue to be loyal to me, and I will take you in regardless of the past." Walls continued, now is an opportunity to recruit them again.

Seeing that their boss was dead, these people were originally hesitating whether to kill their boss, but now that they have seen that the boss is dead, there is nothing to say.

"Mr. Walsh, we were all wrong. We shouldn't have followed this man's arrangements. We are willing to surrender. We are willing to continue to follow your arrangements and obey your command." A soldier said. Seeing that one person took the lead, it meant that a group would follow.

Everyone else will express their attitude.

Seeing that these traitors have returned, Wals no longer cares so much. He knows that now is the time to use people. Without these people, it will be difficult to repel the Fierce Fang Wolf Bandit Group.

"Everybody come outside with me, we have work to do," Walls said.

Everyone went outside, and those mercenaries who were originally Fusli looked at the treasure with nostalgia. They did not look at Fusli lying on the ground. They only cared about their own treasures, and other things did not seem so important.

They originally thought that they had more numbers and could kill Walls, but now it seems that Walls and his capable men are a group of powerful characters. They now realize how stupid their original decision was.

They can't afford to offend him, so in order to save their lives, they can only obey Walls's command.

"Don't worry, as long as you promise not to tell this to anyone, I will let you get a rich dinar." Wals said to him, making them feel at ease. He hoped that in the next battle, these people could exert a certain combat effectiveness. In this way, Wals would feel that he had a better chance of defeating the Fierce Fang Wolf bandit group that was following them.

At this time, Finnick and Jitch's teams had suppressed Hugu's army. Behind Hugu's team, Chanock also led his team to launch a fierce attack on Hugu. Chanock felt that life was more important than money.

He was going to take this opportunity to wipe out Hugu's army, but he also knew that behind Hugu was another team, a much larger one. From the information provided by his scouts, some of these people were bandits, and some were Swadian rebels. For a moment, Chanok didn't know whether these people were friends or enemies, because he knew that a group of bandits would not attack a regular army without reason.

This is of course because a regular army is extremely powerful, and ordinary bandits cannot afford to provoke them. Even if they can afford to provoke them, after destroying a regular army, the country will definitely take a group of lords to destroy this group of bandits. This is to establish the country's majesty. If a country cannot even eliminate a group of bandits, then this country has no prestige at all.

Now, the only driving force behind this group of bandits attacking Nayan Hugu's army is profit.

So it is conceivable that this benefit must be the treasure.

Did that group of robbers also know that there was a treasure here?

Channock didn't know whether it was true or not, because he himself was not sure whether there was a treasure here. But now, no matter whether there was a treasure here or not, saving his life was the most important thing.

Chanok saw that this was the best opportunity to counterattack, so he led his troops to attack downwards. He didn't care whether the bandits here were friends or enemies, but it was right to be cautious, and there was nothing wrong with that. He was ready to find an opportunity to leave when he launched the attack on Hugu.

He didn't want to encounter this group of bandits. If they were willing to kill him, it would be better for him to leave.

Chanok knew that if he went back at this time, he would not have killed Wales, and his prestige in the Fierce Wolf Bandit Gang would be hit. However, Chanok felt that Wales would not live long. Here, although Wales' team occupied the best position, Wales had the fewest people, and they could not possibly stop the attack of this group of bandits. Although Chanok did not kill Wales personally, he believed that it would be impossible for him to survive under the attack of this group of bandits.

Unless this group of bandits are Wals's companions, but how is that possible?

There are nearly two hundred bandits, while Wals has at most forty people. If this group of bandits cannot defeat Wals, then this group of bandits can be regarded as garbage.

Just as Channock was commanding his men and attacking Hugu, looking for an opportunity to leave, he heard bursts of shouting behind him.

When Charnock looked back, he saw a young figure leading the soldiers rushing down the mountain.

Needless to say, the one taking the lead is definitely Walls.

What was going on? Why did these people rush down from the mountain?

It turned out that after finding the treasure, Walls hurried back. He planned to kill Charnock so that he could keep the treasure. However, when he learned that there were other people at the foot of the mountain, Walls knew that things were getting bad.

He knew that Nayan Hugu's army was at the foot of the mountain. Wals knew that the Kugit Khanate was the mortal enemy of these bandits, and he was an ordinary civilian. Now he could only join forces with Hugu to defeat Chanok's team.

The Hugu army at the foot of the mountain was attacked from both sides by Channock and Finnick, but they also noticed that the people on the mountain were already attacking Channock, so he felt that he still had some chance of winning.

Hu Gu's army was an elite army, and his army was able to fight two of these bandits at a time.