Chapter 291 Suppressing the Rebellion and Forming an Alliance_2
Of course, the nobles need not send their troops, as warfare has always been a matter where one who sends troops reaps the benefits. It's a rare opportunity to seize territories legitimately, so naturally, the rich waters will not flow to outsiders' fields.
Currently, among the twenty princes, there are still several without fiefdoms, and most of those who have one only possess a small, broken-down village. This is a perfect chance to rightfully snatch up some benefits.
The council is a place to exercise power, whereas lands and castles are where the real interests lie.
With a fiefdom, one can collect taxes; with a castle, one can raise troops. Whether it's to vie for domination in the future, to become a regional lord and make money, or even to sell to studios, it all amounts to cold, hard silver.
Therefore, killing Barov, taking down Dalron City, and capturing the surrounding castles and towns is the next main task.