Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 16: The Art of Zeroing Out Favorability

“The Ottomains’ Thunderbolt!”

Goosebumps rose all over Madam Marti’s body when she heard that name from Constantin XI. The cheers from the excited soldiers on the west wall also noticeably quietened down. Some of them even gulped down their saliva.

Bayezid was a notorious Ottomain general who had served three generations of rulers.

He had once single-handedly held a gate up for his army to pass through while sieging a city. He had also charged alone into the midst of an army to capture a rebel leader alive.

He had spent thirty years on the battlefield and fought over seventy battles, but not once had he ever lost. The old sultan, Momoana’s father, had once said that Bayezid’s name was equivalent to an army of 30,000. Bayezid was even celebrated as Ottomain’s Thunderbolt.

It was obvious that Sultana Momoana was about to release her Thunderbolt.

However, the Grassland Horse Archer ignored Constantin XI’s warning. What is that old man prattling off on? I don’t understand your language.

“Hm?”

Shu Yichao noticed that the wavering Ottomain army had slowly regained its composure. He could even vaguely hear cheers.

“Bayezid! Bayezid!”

A hulking man charged out of the Ottomain military formation on a steed. Wherever he passed, the crowd opened up like Moses splitting the sea. The Ottomain soldiers willingly stepped aside for him to pass.

They banged their shields and waved their flags while cheering aloud to welcome Ottomain’s Thunderbolt. Many of them had grown up listening to stories about Bayezid’s feats of valor.

Bayezid finally arrived at the front of the formation. He turned to Sultana Momoana with a face covered in glaring scars.

Sultana Momoana looked at him and nodded.

Bam!

A massive tomahawk smashed into the ground, raising a cloud of dust.

“I shall present my victory to the true God’s envoy, our great Sultana!”

“Ahhhhh!!!”

“Bayezid!”

“God will always be with you!”

“Long live the Sultana!”

The deafening cheers from the Ottomain army of 200,000 men were so loud that the birds in the nearby forest flew away in frigh

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