The expeditionary army walked less than a thousand kilometers for almost three months.

When I went back, I also stopped and went, but because they wanted to "send" Chief Colmarco and his party to Monongahela safely, the distance was more than 1,000 kilometers, and the group walked almost two times. It took a few months to arrive at the royal court of Cherokee.

Standing outside the Cherokee royal tent, Chief Junnaruska, who was surrounded by more than 3,000 warriors from the royal court guardian tribe, could no longer suppress the excitement after seeing the fat young man. , Laughed in front of everyone.

Can you not laugh? Since Chief Junnaruska became the chief of the Cherokee tribe, the Cree in the south has always been a thorn in his heart, unable to pull out and move, that uncomfortable force, except for his chief. , Other people simply can't understand it.

In the past, the Cherokee tribe was often angry when they lived on the east side of the Great Lake, but as a member of the Iroquois Alliance, at least the tribe didn’t have to worry about it every day.

But since moving south to Monongahela, the Cherokee tribe has really fallen into a situation of embarrassment on all sides.

Well, maybe the situation is not as tragic as the desperate situation faced by King Chu, but it's definitely uncomfortable. The Poitans in the east, the Missourians and Kentucky in the west, and the Chekasha and Yuchi in the south, who are like scabies and scabies, stare at the tribe like a group of hungry wolves.

Of course, in terms of the strength of the Cherokee tribe, it will not be afraid of these tribes, and even if the Cherokee tribe is willing, one or two of its tribes can be flattened and cut in the Appalachian Mountains. The prestige of the Rocky tribe is played out.

But the problem is that on the side of the Great Smoky Mountain, there is a more powerful Cree!

Although the Cree did not show hostility to the Cherokee, Chief Junnaruska knew that it was because the Cree was also a little jealous of the Cherokee.

When two bears in the wild meet together, they rarely conflict directly, they just yell at each other and leave.

Even the ferocious bears know that once two bears of similar strength fight, they will eventually be cheaper than the coveted wild wolves around.

It is precisely for this reason that the Cherokee tribe who moved south to Monongahela for three hundred years only acted on the local tribes just after they moved south, and after obtaining a large enough territory, There has never been a large-scale external shot, maintaining a delicate balance locally.

If Chief Junnaruska understood a Chinese idiom called "Ru Kou is in the throat", then he would definitely thumb up and praise the person who created this idiom.

For the Cherokee tribe, the Cree tribe in the south is just a fishbone stuck in the breath, uncomfortable but unable to move.

As far as the Cree is concerned, why isn't the Cherokee in the north like that?

The two behemoths are careful to avoid direct contact, and the Kerry people even blocked the Yuchi directly to the north, acting as a buffer between the two big tribes. And the Cherokee has never killed the Chekasas. To some extent, does it not use the Chekasas as a buffer between the Chekasas and the Cree?

For three hundred years, the two behemoths wanted to eat each other in one bite, but no one dared to take the lead. This delicate balance has been maintained for nearly three hundred years.

Chief Junnaruska is an ambitious chief. Of course, he also wants to kill the Cree, so that without the huge constraints on the south, with the current strength of the Cherokee, it is enough to expand the territory. More than a few hundred miles.

And once the Cree can be truly swallowed, then the strength of the Cherokee can definitely surpass the Iroquois and Delaware who expelled the Cherokee from the Great Lakes area in the past!

By then, it will be time for the Cherokee to avenge the **** Iroquois and the Dravas.

It's just that these can only be the dreams that Chief Junnaruska has when he is okay. He also knows that once the tribe and Kerry have a full-scale war, the only cheap ones are the wolf cubs around.

It was for this reason that Chief Junnaruska agreed to let the big man of the **** give it a try.

In fact, when the messenger of the Cree tribe came to the king's tent, Chief Junnaruska did not take the stone bear in his heart. Compared to maintaining a stable relationship between the two big clans, a stone bear is still worth the sacrifice, even if he is the guardian of the Kabru High Priest.

If it is Kabulu High Priest, then Chief Junnaruska will say that he will not hand over anything. He doesn't want to be the chief who has been stabbed by thousands of people. But the guardian of a small high priest seemed insignificant in the face of the peaceful relationship between the two big clans.

But Chief Junnaruska never expected that this amazing guardian could be so powerful, he actually broke through the "divine decree exemption" with a single horse!

Such a talented person immediately made Chief Junaruska throw away the idea of ​​surrendering him nine days away. Such a big man with explosive strength, put it in any tribe, the chief will be treated as a treasure. Therefore, Chief Junnaruska, who had changed his mind at the time, refused without hesitation the idea of ​​the Cree messenger taking the big man away.

But later, when the big man told his plan, some unbelieving chieftains followed him to the High Tree Tribe, the tribe of the legendary Kabul High Priest.

As a result, Chief Junnaruska was completely shocked by that trip.

He never expected ~lightnovelpub.net~ in a remote corner of his jurisdiction, there should be a tribe with such a powerful force. In particular, the power of the hot weapons revealed by the High Tree Tribe made Chief Junnaruska frightened.

Of course, in addition to the fear, Chief Junnaruska also decided to fight. Although he does not believe that only two thousand people can conquer a large tribe with a population of one hundred thousand, what about it?

The Gaoshu tribe entered the territory of the Cree tribe under the banner of revenge. Even if it failed, the Cherokee tribe would have lost only two thousand soldiers. Compared to the entire tribe with more than 40,000 warriors, this loss is acceptable to Chief Junnaruska.

The most important thing is that using these two thousand warriors to test the reaction of the Cree tribe will not affect the relationship between the two tribes. Chief Junnaruska bet that the Cree would never go to full-scale war against the tribe because of these two thousand people.

As a result, I didn't expect that it was more than two thousand people in this small area that they would have won the Cree so happily! And even in a crushing situation, he took down that huge tribe! This is just a few tons of golden pie that fell from the sky.

That's why Chief Junnaruska laughed so gagly!