Chapter 116 - 20: Breeding Farm
Roman had spent seven days in the livestock shed.
Sometimes he would chat with Yaki, listening to Yaki talk about the Eastern Plateau.
The Barbarians were at the gates, and the residents of the plateau suffered immensely as their armies were repeatedly defeated and forced to retreat to the rocky highlands, where they could only defend their positions by taking advantage of the terrain.
Vast territories were lost, landscapes shattered, and countless villages and towns blazed under the iron hooves of the Barbarians.
The people of the plateau hoped that their King would stand up at this moment and lead them to fight against the brutal Barbarians.
But the King only sought help, issuing a decree that called for the nobles from all territories to assemble and fight the Barbarians voluntarily.
He dared not lead the fight himself, spending his days in Eagle City indulging in fine wines, fraternizing with women, and watching performers, as if urine of horses, white flesh, and clowns were of greater importance than his subjects and his land.
Roman could hear the suppressed indignation in Yaki’s voice.
He gave no other response but listened silently.
Besides that, the work Roman did was no different from that of any other servant here.