Chapter 33:
Jetto lowered his head and leaned forward.
He led Saurun and his subordinates from the main gate to the control room. Before Saurun could order them to do anything, an information processing expert under his command had already led his assistant to collect the monitoring records and relevant information.
Each Blood Knight would be able to own their own private army, and the army’s officers and soldiers would be able to recruit themselves from the outside, or even rent or buy them directly from the military.
The size of the army reflected the strength of each Blood Cavalry.
Like Sauron, his private army was maintained at around a hundred men, backed by the family’s financial support.
The army is made up of 90 ordinary soldiers, an information processing expert, a tracking expert, a biochemistry expert and seven second-rank capabilities.
Just to maintain the daily needs of the army, Sauron had to pay about 100,000 a month.
This does not include the daily maintenance of equipment, salaries and other expenses of the staff.
But as far as Saurun knew, the Blood Cavalry’s private army had thousands of men, so his small force was not a big deal.