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- An uprising is quietly underway. !
The Saxons, Lombards, Cherusci, and Dunctleys all had no doubts about the success of this uprising. They firmly believed that under the wise leadership of Hellman, the uprising would be successful.
It¡¯s exactly the same as Heilman¡¯s confidence in himself.
Night fell quietly in the Saxon camp, and every Saxon man, woman, and child was ready.
They appeared quietly and gathered together quietly. Each of their eyes was staring at their leader:
The great and wise Hellman!
Hellmann's voice rang in their ears: "My warriors, my people, the day we have been waiting for has finally arrived. A few years ago, the Romans suddenly appeared. They occupied our land and robbed us. They killed our people and imposed heavy taxes on us. We are enduring, not because we are weak, but because we are waiting for an opportunity to defeat the Romans and restore our freedom! The opportunity has arrived! With the help of the gods, Sencomalus's army is defeated. £®
He specifically blamed the failure of Centumaros on the gods, because rumors about the magical power of the demon messenger had spread among the Saxons in the shortest time, and many people began to talk about the Germanic Alliance. and the great power they possess.
Hellman must minimize such influence: "God will still help us win one victory after another. No one can stop our desire for freedom, no one! Tonight, the Romans will see our strength, Rome People will tremble under our power - for freedom!"
"For freedom!" Every Saxon burst out with such a cry.
"For freedom!" Hellman shouted again without any worries: "Go kill all those Romans!"
In his chanting, the Germanic uprising finally broke out on this night!
Countless Saxons organized themselves and attacked the Roman camp in a mighty manner.
There were less than 200 Roman soldiers there, and they were absolutely sure to kill them all in the shortest time!
But when they arrived, they were surprised to find that the Romans didn¡¯t even have a guard!
They rushed in, but the Roman camp was silent, there was no sound at all.
What about the Romans? Where have the Romans gone? The Saxons searched every corner, but could not find any sign of the Romans.
An ominous premonition was rising in Heilman's heart. £® £® £® £® £®
"Chief, leader!" Selders hurried over: "We didn't find Tenados. No one knows where he went!"
Tenados, who was telling them the story of Eros yesterday, has also disappeared!
what happened? The Saxons looked at each other, and then at this moment, outside them, a large area of ??torches lit up, and then the sound of countless Roman soldiers tapping their shields came.
A large number of Roman soldiers appeared around them!
Hellman felt dizzy, their uprising plan was leaked!
The Roman soldiers kept banging their shields in a demonstration, and then, under the orders of the generals, they neatly stopped their movements, and then a clear voice reached the Saxon ears:
"Despicable barbarians, treacherous Saxons, you have betrayed the great Caesar's trust in you. You actually want to betray Rome and kill the noble Roman soldiers. Now, you have failed. On the order of Caesar, the governor of Gaul. , I order you to lay down your arms and accept the justice of Rome!¡±
That¡¯s the voice of Tenados!
Hellman's anger could not be expressed in words. He shouted angrily: "Ternados, I swear, if I can catch you, I will skin you from the top of your head to the soles of your feet, I swear!"
Tenadus laughed loudly: "Stupid barbarian, do you really think it is possible to succeed? The respected commander Gaius has brought an entire legion. Your end is coming soon!"
When he finished speaking, Gaius' majestic voice came over again: "The barbarians refuse to surrender. Soldiers of the Roman Republic, destroy them and tell them the consequences of betraying Rome!"
Under his order, the Roman soldiers began to advance here in order.
A battle that could not be called evenly matched broke out here. £® £® £® £® ??
Not only were the Saxons at a numerical disadvantage, but the weapons they used were completely incomparable to the sophisticated equipment of the Romans.
?Some of them keep falling down, and some of them keep dying.
The cries of sorrow kept ringing, and one life after another disappeared on this battlefield.
Hellman never wanted himself and his tribe to suffer such a fate. He fought hard like the bravest warrior. As long as there is still a glimmer of possibility, he will never give up.
But there were too many Romans for them, and the strength of the two sides was too far apart.
No matter how hard the Saxons fought, they inevitably fell one after another. Before long, a large number of corpses appeared around them.
"Chief, we are about to be surrounded!" Silders's cry came over.
This made Hellman couldn't help but stop what he was doing. £® £® £® £® £® Yes, under the brutal attack of the Romans, the Saxons could no longer withstand his ruthless attacks. A large number of Saxons were falling hopelessly, and the encirclement of the Centaurs was getting smaller and smaller.
He gritted his teeth: "Retreat, retreat into the woods!"
The Saxons began to retreat, but this aroused cheers from the Romans. They did not want to give up such a great opportunity. The backward Saxons were soon massacred by Roman soldiers.
Gaius looked at the battlefield with satisfaction, and Tendus said flatteringly: "Dear Archon, congratulations on another great victory."
"This is nothing." Gaius hid his pride: "We haven't killed all these barbarians, so we haven't really won."
"But they have no place to escape." Tenados said with a smile: "I have been in the barbarian territory for a long time, and I know everything about them. No matter where they go, I can find them. , my respected Lord Praetor.¡±
Gaius nodded, the chess piece that Caesar had arranged among the barbarians for a long time was finally going to play a huge role. £® £® £® £® £®
The sun shines in the woods, but to the Saxons, the sun is full of the smell of blood.
In yesterday¡¯s battle, although they tried their best to break through successfully, they lost a large number of people. Those brave warriors died under the butcher's knife of the Romans, and almost most of the old people, men, and women did not have time to escape and became prisoners of the Romans.
This includes Selders¡¯ wife Hesnia. £® £® £® £® £®
All the Saxons didn't say a word. They silently licked their wounds and tasted the bitterness of failure.
Hellman looked at his people, his heart aching. He hated those Romans, and he hated himself equally. He ignored Tenatus and did not pay attention to the Romans at all. He thought that as long as he raised his arms, the Romans would flee in panic.
But now the one running away in a hurry has become himself. £® £® £® £® £®
He must be responsible for all this!
"Leader Uir and his warriors are back!"
When he heard the sound, Hellman hurried out to greet him, but when he saw the scene in front of him, he was stunned.
Uir only brought back 20 warriors, and even he himself was wounded. As soon as he saw Hellman, Uyl choked up: "As soon as we arrived, we were ambushed by the Romans. We fought desperately, but 300 warriors, 300 warriors in total, only this was left. £®
His eyes were red. Even if everyone did not participate personally, they knew what terrible fate happened to Uyl and his warriors at night.
"The Romans were well prepared. They discovered our conspiracy." Uyl said loudly: "My people must also have been attacked. Hellman, what should they do?"
What should they do? Hellman didn't know how to answer at all. £® £® £® £® £®
"The Lombards are coming."
"The Cherusci are coming."
"Dunker is here too."
The voices kept ringing.
People from several tribes who participated in the uprising arrived at the same time.
This was their prior agreement that they would come here to rendezvous once the uprising failed. But this was just an idea. Before the uprising, Hellman never thought that he would actually encounter such a situation.
People from several tribes andThe Saxons were willing, and abandoned their armor, and many of them were wounded.
Kairuman told Hellman that when the uprising just started, they were surrounded and suppressed by the Romans. But the only good thing is that the Romans put their main force on Heilmann and the Saxons, the main leaders of the uprising, so their breakout was not particularly difficult. Not only that, the Lombards also tried their best to rescue a large number of Dunkert people.
Seeing his tribesmen appear, Wu Er finally felt relieved. £® £® £® £® £®
But what should we do in the future? The revolt had failed, and they were surrounded by Romans. £® £® £® £® £®
"No!" Heilman suddenly cried out: "The Romans deliberately let you escape. Tenadus is familiar with everything about us and knows that we will gather here. The purpose of the Romans is to take us Surround us and destroy us!"
Hellman¡¯s guess was correct, but he woke up too late. £® £® £® £® £®
The densely packed Roman army completely surrounded this place. £® £® £® £® £®
Hellman's hope was completely shattered. Now the initiative was in the hands of the Romans. They could launch the most ferocious and final attack on the Germans at any time and at any time.
Hellman summoned his companions to his side, and he told them everything about the situation without any concealment. Then he said in a deep voice: "I must be responsible for this situation.
Although the Romans have completed the siege of us, we still have a chance to break through, and the west will be our last hope. In order to make up for my mistakes, I will lead the Saxons to fight at the forefront and open a gap for you. And you, my friends, please take your people and rush out from there. £® £® £® £® £® "
"What happens after we rush out? Where should we go?" Edler asked helplessly: "There are Romans everywhere. Caesar will not let us go. The crazy strangulation has just begun."
Hellman was silent for a moment: "Go to the Germanic Alliance!
His eyes slowly scanned his companions: "Now they are our last hope. I beg the benevolent gods to make the people of the Germanic Alliance forget my arrogance. I beg the almighty gods to put an end to all suffering." Add it to me alone."
The Germanic Alliance has become the last hope of these Germanic people. £® £® £® £® £®
The Germanic breakthrough began. £® £® £® £® £®
Hellman did not betray his promise. He and his Saxons fought at the forefront.
They must do everything possible to fight a bloody path for their compatriots. They must use their own blood to atone for their wrong judgments.
But how could the Romans¡¯ defensive positions be so easily broken through? Hellmann and his warriors tried again and again, but were repelled time and time again by the Romans.
But the fierce blood of the Germans was boiling in the bodies of these Saxons, and they were never willing to admit defeat. They must fight to the end, for those compatriots, for their dead and captured clansmen.
They finally broke into the Roman formation and were quickly surrounded by the Romans. They fought in silence, and the shouts could not be heard from their mouths here.
They have only one goal: even if they die, they must fight a bloody path for the people of other tribes!
Gaius looked at the battlefield coldly, knowing that all these barbarians were going to die. £® £® £® £® £®
"My Lord Archon, there is a friend of yours who wants to see you immediately."
"My friend?" When he heard this report, Gaius frowned: "Bring him here."
When his "friend" appeared in front of him, he only said one sentence in a low voice: "I was sent by Ernst."
Gaius was shocked: "What did he ask you to do?"
"Let them go."
"Let them go? What should I do if Caesar asks me?"
"You have made many military exploits, Caesar should be very satisfied. Moreover, Ernst will cooperate with you. And he asked me to tell you that he will also give you more benefits. Caesar will never be suspicious."
Gaius nodded, he absolutely believed in Ernst's ability.
Before he could fully make up his mind, countless shouts suddenly came from the side of the Roman legions.
"The barbarians launched an attack on our flank!" Daikius hurried over and said.
Gaius knew that all this was arranged by Ernst, and he quickly issued his order: "DaiUs, lead your people to stop the enemy's attack. The barbarians in front of us are already vulnerable! "
Decius glanced at the stranger next to Gaius and understood what he meant: "Yes, Lord Archon, I will withdraw the frontal defense force to resist the barbarians' sneak attack on us."
Unaware that the battlefield was about to change, Hellmann and his Saxons were still fighting.
They have already killed too many people, but they don¡¯t care at all. £® £® £® £® £®
Suddenly, Hellman's body was stabbed by a short sword. He roared and chopped the Roman soldier to death with all his strength. Then he staggered and finally couldn't hold on and fell to the ground.
"Chief, chief!" Selders shouted and ran over, hugging Hellman.
"Can't you get out?" Heilman looked around.
"We can't get out, there are too many Romans." Sildes answered his leader sadly and angrily.
"Yeah, we can't get out" Heilman sighed: "Silders, I'm sorry for you, I made you lose Hesnia."
"Chief, my wife and I once said that we are willing to fight for you, and we are also willing to die for you!" Selders couldn't help but shed tears.
Hellman forced a smile: "Thank you, Selders. Although we failed this time, someone will one day avenge us."
"The Romans retreated, the Romans retreated!"
At this moment, cheers suddenly broke out from all around.
Hellman looked in surprise, the Romans were actually starting to retreat. Although he didn't know what was going on, he quickly said: "Quick, quick, Selders, give them the signal to break out!"
The signal was sent, and Selders turned around and said: "Chief, let's go, I will carry you out of here!"
"No!" Hellman rejected the kindness of his subordinates: "I can't do it anymore. The Roman's dagger has pierced my body. He will become a burden to you."
"I don't care, I don't care!" Selders shouted: "No matter what, I will never leave you alone."
"Listen to me, Selders." Hellman's voice gradually became weaker: "You have more important things to do while you are alive. You will become the new leader of the Saxons, and you will lead all the Saxons. Keep fighting and avenge those who died!"
Silders looked at his leader silently, tears uncontrollably flowing down the corners of his eyes!
He let go of Heilman because he knew he had more important things to do, and there were countless people waiting for him to wash away their hatred.
For the sake of all the clansmen, he must force himself to let go of some things that he would never let go of anyway! - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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