Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 88: Going After the Fake Romie

“Yet another bunch of escaped nobles.”

The garrison troops shook their heads when they saw a bunch of people holding colorful flags staggering in their direction.

Following the White Knight’s defeat, Sophia capitalized on the opportunity and furiously advanced her troops, clearing away all the enemies in the way. She stomped on a number of important Hungarian fortresses before arriving at its capital, Budapest.

The bulk of Hungary and the nearby nations’ soldiers had joined the alliance army and died alongside Hunyadi, so they struggled to put up a defense against the Eastern Romain army. Due to that, Sophia’s conquest had been smooth-sailing.

The swift collapse of their fortresses induced fear among the Hungarians.

Hungary’s king and high nobles rallied their troops to make a last stand at Budapest, but at the same time, quite a number of officials and nobles didn’t think that there was much hope left for Hungary and fled to the nearest Holy Romain Empire.

Just recently, a group of them arrived at Vienna with their family and retainers.

“Do you think the Eastern Romain Empire’s Basilinna will be able to take down Budapest?”

“That doesn’t sound plausible.”

The soldiers scratched their heads as they spoke. Despite having heard about recent developments, they still found it hard to believe that the little hamster known as the Eastern Romain Empire had become capable of biting.

“Budapest is Hungary’s capital. It’ll be tough for the Eastern Romain Empire to take it down if the people there are determined to fight to their dying breath.”

“She should still be quite far from Budapest. I heard our superiors saying that it’s just an intimidation tactic; she’ll probably just plunder a bit before returning.”

“Oi, you should know better than to chat on duty!” a commander berated the soldiers. “You, you, you, and you, go and check those entering the city!”

“…Fuck!” the soldiers cursed under their breath.

Most of the nobles seeking refuge here had relatives or friends in the Holy Romain Empire. Checking them was a waste of effor

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