Of course, from another perspective, Lu Gi also wanted to take this opportunity to let Luo Yong train well in the fourth division city.

After encountering Bise again, Lu Gi had been reflecting on why Lu Yong had not been able to break through to four stars for such a long time.

While Baise, who had been suppressed by Lu Yong, had already become so strong.

The conclusion Luo Gi reached was pressure.

Compared to Baise, who had left his settlement and was displaced, Lu Yong's life afterward had been too comfortable, lacking sufficient pressure.

Therefore, this time he wanted to give Luo Yong a little pressure.

After a night without conversation, the next morning, an enthusiastic son Lee directly presented a list to Lu G.

It must be said that having been Lu G's assistant secretary for so long, Sley was very clear about who in a mirror tribe could be transferred to the fourth division city and who couldn't.

The accompanying list he submitted would not cause Luog any trouble.

He decisively signed and stamped it approved.

With Lu G's permission, suddenly hurriedly took his leave.

He had already resigned from his assistant secretary position the day before and needed to find the personnel on the list to notify them one by one which would keep him busy.

Speaking of assistant secretaries, the newly appointed BYU was indeed late on his first day.

Just as Lu G was thinking this, a sweaty Boo came rushing in panting and saying, "Sorry chief, I'm late.

I got lost.

" Looking at the out of breath by Sue, Lu G suddenly asked, "Lost?" Hearing this, Bisu's face showed a hint of embarrassment, clearly caught by Lu G's remark.

Lu G chuckled a couple of times, but did not intend to blame him.

After all, in some ways, it was also an act of nature.

It would get better after a while.

Yes, I will strive to familiarize myself with this place as soon as possible.

Mm.

Lu G casually acknowledged and then pointed to the stack of work reports piled high on the desk.

Originally, this schedule arrangement was also your responsibility.

But since today is your first day in a mirror tribe, your task for today is to categorize and organize these work reports.

There's so much.

Bisu was a bit startled by the volume of reports, which was simply more than three times that of the Iron Wall Tribe.

However, he did not know that when he was at the Iron Wall tribe as Lu OG's proxy, the work reports from the mirror tribe marked as green and blue had all been handled by Sun Lee.

Only the important reports that rose to the yellow level were specially delivered to the Iron Wall tribe for Lu G to review personally.

So during that time, Luog had actually been quite relaxed and the reports he needed to review were just a small part of the usual large workload.

But now that the person was back, this huge pile of work reports naturally fell back on him.

I'll step out for a moment.

Remember to organize these reports before I return.

LuG clearly did not plan to sit in the office waiting for by sue to finish organizing, having been away from the mirror tribe for so long.

Now that he was back, he had to go around inspecting the various departments of the tribe.

The first stop was the armory department, which he valued greatly.

After half a month without visiting, Luog felt a bit unaccustomed.

The armory department seemed hotter than before.

Several blazing forges emitted astonishing heat, and the craftsmen, shirtless and sweating profusely, were working hard with their forging hammers, indicating to the craftsmen not to mind him.

Luog turned to the side and approached the weapon rack, where several freshly forged long spears and halbirds were displayed.

Luog casually picked up a halbird and examined it.

Many people do not understand the difference between a halbird and a spear in terms of effectiveness.

Simply put, the halbird with its horizontal blade is generally used by infantry and performs better in close combat.

While the spear is typically used by cavalry due to its superior piercing power, suitable for cavalry charges.

At this moment, someone might ask, but there are also spear infantry among the infantry units.

This is actually a misunderstanding as strictly speaking, infantry are usually halbert soldiers, not spear soldiers.

Although these two types of troops have often been confused, they eventually ended up being classified under one category.

And the only difference between the two types is that halbirds are longer than spears.

Chapter 187.

Cavalry deployment.

As the days passed in the remaining half month, Lu G concentrated most of the trib's manpower on three tasks.

The first task was the development and construction of the wild horse tribe.

The second task was the expansion of the trib's military strength and the training of cavalry.

The third task was to have the armory work hard to produce weapons and equip every soldier under his command.

Maintaining the state of active preparation for war.

Lu G's civilization soon.

System prompt.

Player sha Bingy has invaded your civilization.

Here they come.

Leaning back in his chair.

Luo Gi slowly opened his eyes.

His peace treaty time was about to end a day earlier than Ying Schwans.

Making good use of this time difference, he aimed for a quick resolution.

He directly summoned the troops.

Watching the cavalry quickly gather behind the city gate.

By the cavalry instructor, pulled one of his students aside.

What's going on? It's the outsiders invading.

Outsiders? Hearing this, Baise's heart skipped a beat.

He had heard stories of the external invaders, but he had never seen one.

While they were talking, Lu G, dressed in military attire and holding a long spear, walked over from a distance.

Ignoring by, he quickly issued orders, "Cavalry mount up.

" In a swift and clean motion, Lu G mounted his horse.

The efforts of the past half month had significantly improved his horsemanship.

As the city gate opened, just as he was about to lead his cavalry out to charge, Bise, who had been standing beside him, suddenly recalled by Sue's earlier words, a flicker of struggle crossed his eyes.

The last shred of pride still lingered within him.

After a mental battle, as if he had finally made up his mind, Bise resolutely spoke, "Take me with you, chief.

" Hearing Ba call him chief, despite the awkwardness in his voice, Lu Gi was still takenback.

This was the first time this guy had called him chief in front of him.

He casually opened his attribute panel to check and by Zay's loyalty was at 72 points.

It could be considered a reluctant break from being a fence sitter.

After a moment's thought, Lu G waved his hand.

Give him a horse and a spear.

After saying that, Lu G no longer paid attention to him.

He flicked the res in his hand and charged out with the cavalry unit he had just trained.

Since he aimed for a quick resolution, a defensive strategy was not suitable.

Without hesitation, he took the initiative to attack.

His initial development had been quite good.

He estimated that based on his strength, aside from a few players ranked at the top of the leaderboard who might pose a threat, he shouldn't have many opponents of the same rank.

As he charged out of the tribe, Lu G quickly put the speciallymade wind whistle into his mouth and blew it forcefully, producing a sharp whistle.

Then, as if responding to his whistle, a similar sound echoed back from a distance.

At that moment, on the western plains outside, the Ming Jing tribe, Shiao Bingi, who had just been randomly teleported here with his soldiers, looked into the distance with a puzzled expression.

What was that sound? However, before he could think further, a rapid sound of hooves filled the air as the cavalry unit burst into his line of sight, draining all color from his face.

He didn't even have time to curse as he screamed, "Retreat quickly.

Get to the trees over there.

" Once the cavalry charged, hiding their tracks was incredibly difficult.

However, their speed was enough to smooth over many problems.

Looking at the direction of the enemy's escape, it was clear they wanted to reach the more complex terrain of the woods before the cavalry could catch up.

Terrain that would be unfavorable for cavalry charges.

But could infantry outrun cavalry? At that moment, they were facing the fastest moving unit recognized in the entire cold weapon era.

Full speed ahead, Lu G commanded, and the cavalry unit immediately began to gallop at full speed, raising a cloud of dust that added to their imposing presence.

The cavalry unit, reaching maximum speed, became the sharpest blade on the battlefield.