Bab 1291: New Information

The accusations thrown by Metztil towards Alexander right as they met were enough to make the man feel very angry.

For a moment, he even regretted rescuing these wastes, and venomously swore in his mind. 

'Even after so many deaths and so many losses, they still refused to take lessons and improve themselves. There seems to be indeed a reason why the Margraves called these natives 'barbarians'. In terms of learning cognitive, these men really seem… handicapped!'

Then, seeing this kind of response, Alexander suppressed his urge to point out the mistakes in Metztil's words, thinking that an 'outsider' like himself was not capable of getting through the thick skull of such a brute of a man.

Thus he simply replied in a cool, succinct manner, "It's slower to march in formation. We also had to cross the river and then keep an eye out for any possible ambushes along the way. I told you to wait for us!"