Sparrow flew over the Baron's Castle and saw the situation inside clearly.
There was a very large training ground behind the castle. Some cavalrymen were doing charge drills, some were doing sparring, and some were doing strength exercises.
The entire training ground was filled with the shouts of cavalrymen.
The nobles in the castle were supervising the training of the cavalrymen, including Sir Harley whom Rudolph had met. There was also a younger one who looked like Sir Harley's son.
A rough count showed that the cavalrymen in the Baron's Castle were no less than 100 people, divided into several cavalry squads, and were being trained in various subjects by the cavalry captain.
To Rudolph's surprise, he actually saw a werewolf in the Baron's Castle, a living werewolf.
The werewolf was locked in an alchemical iron cage. When someone passed by the iron cage, it would ram the iron cage from time to time, scaring the passers-by.
The Baron's Castle actually captured several werewolves alive and used real werewolves to train the cavalry.
In addition, the Baron's Castle actually had lancers, who did not use swords, but rifles.
Come to think of it, the knights used broadswords because they were apostles, and cold weapons could better exert their strength.
The cavalrymen only had outstanding physical fitness among ordinary people. If we were to ask which weapon was the most effective, it would of course be various alchemical firearms.
Several cavalrymen fired many shots at the werewolf through the iron cage until the werewolf was dying.
A cavalryman skillfully threw out a trident hook, which was directly hung on the werewolf. With a pull, it could pierce into the werewolf's flesh. In this way, the cavalrymen hooked the werewolf out of the cage.
Rudolf stood behind a big tree outside the castle, and he was amazed at the soldiers' proficiency. War horses need desensitization training, and so do people. Only by fighting werewolves frequently can they no longer be afraid of werewolves on the real battlefield.
The werewolf was dragged into a closed yard, waiting for the werewolf to slowly wake up with its recovery power.
Outside the yard, the knight's entourage was giving the cavalry a final lecture, and the werewolves inside would become the objects of the cavalry's actual military exercises.
There were also cavalrymen who threw half a sheep to the werewolf, and the Baron Castle was very willing to invest. After the werewolf woke up, he quickly ate half a sheep and roared wildly in the yard.
Not long after, the knight's squire entered the yard with a cavalry squad.
It didn't take long. After a short fight, the werewolf was subdued again.
The werewolf fought desperately before being subdued. A cavalryman was slapped on the back by the werewolf's claws, and his spine should be broken.
Soon, the cavalryman was carried away.
Rudolf's sight began to follow the cavalryman. Perhaps the cavalryman would get a tube of wolf poison potion.
Not long after, the castle's steward found the cavalryman.
The cavalryman lay on a stretcher, but the castle steward gave the cavalryman a thick stack of money, apparently sending the cavalryman away.
Wolf poison potion was a very important strategic material before the war. Obviously, the Baron Castle thought they didn't need to waste a tube of wolf poison potion on a weak cavalryman. The Baron Castle was serious. Their training was very cruel and they were preparing for the promotion of Baron Hakem.
The cavalryman was carried out of the Baron's Castle and carried all the way to the town.
Rudolph also stopped monitoring the Baron's Castle. The cavalryman was carried by two people and came to a clinic.
Sparrow looked at the name of the clinic, Doolittle Clinic.
"Severely injured cavalrymen and miners' epidemics..." I don't know if this mumbling has anything to do with this clinic.
Not long after, Rudolph also entered the clinic, and he found that the clinic was not big. The clinic was filled with the smell of disinfectant, and Rudolph thought it smelled quite good.
Looking at the clinic member list on the wall, there was a doctor, two assistants, and two nurses.
When a nurse saw Rudolph coming in, she hurriedly said, "Sir, Dr. Doolittle is doing surgery, please wait."
After that, the nurse also went into the operating room.
Rudolph sat on a chair beside him and quietly observed the clinic.
This clinic has only two floors, with three rooms on the first floor. He was in the consultation room, and the next one was the infusion room, and the other was the operating room. The operation took a long time, but Rudolph was very patient.
Three hours later, Rudolph saw Dr. Doolittle come out. Even with the mask on, Rudolph could see the fatigue on Dr. Doolittle's face.
"Sir, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for so long."
"It's okay. It was a major surgery just now. That's why it took so long."
Dr. Doolittle said as he washed his hands at the sink:
"Yes, it was a cavalryman from the Baron's Castle.
A foolish young man must use his young body to fight for a future.
Young people, don't work so hard. If there's something wrong with your body, the rest of your life will become terrible, and it will only be a waste for those employers. Those employers will not shit or piss in front of his bed.
Now his waist is broken. Even if he is not paralyzed, the money he gets for his body will definitely not be enough for him to recover from his injuries for the rest of his life."
"This is life."
"Yes, this is a terrible life." After washing his hands, Dr. Doolittle asked, "Sir, what do you need?"
Rudolph replied, "I'm a volunteer at the poorhouse. I came to the clinic to prepare some cold and fever medicine for the poorhouse."
"Oh, the poorhouse. I say, sir, how can you be so patient."
Doolittle asked a nurse to take the medicine tray and prepare the medicine.
"Are you also from Thor Mining?"
Hearing Dr. Doolittle's question, Rudolph was a little confused:
"Thor Mining? No, I work in the relief home. I came to investigate and learn from the experience of the relief home in Gasai Town, so that I can open a relief home when I return."
Dr. Doolittle stopped talking.
Rudolph felt that the atmosphere was wrong and couldn't help asking: "Why did you say I was from Thor Mining at the first time?"
Dr. Doolittle lowered his head to write the medical instructions, and said without raising his head:
"Only upper-class people will emphasize that they are enthusiastic about charity because they have done too many bad things.
Thor Mining funded the relief home. I think it's because they also have a little bit of conscience in their hearts. They need to use some charity to emphasize that they are good people.
Charity provides an emotional value for those rich people. Therefore, they must let more people know that they are doing charity."
Rudolph felt that the doctor had a bad impression of Thor Mining Company.
Just as Rudolph was about to leave, a person entered the clinic. Rudolph had seen this person before. It was the miner Otto who he met yesterday.
Otto did not recognize Rudolph. He sat opposite Dr. Doolittle and said, "You are coughing up blood seriously."
Dr. Doolittle did not use any diagnostic methods, but just said, "There is no point in seeing you anymore. You have worked in the mine for half your life. You have severe silicosis, accompanied by tuberculosis and lung cancer."
Otto's face did not show any sadness, as if he had accepted the reality: "Then should I quit smoking?"
"You are falling from a cliff 100 meters high. At this time, do you still care about a small stone under the cliff? The harm of cigarettes can be ignored for you now. I suggest you smoke more. A good mood is more important to you now."
"I feel relieved with your words."
Otto took out a cigarette, walked outside the clinic, and lit it.
Rudolph looked at Otto's back and asked, "Why doesn't he leave the iron mine?"
"It is said that the iron mine in Gasai Town is about to be exhausted. If he doesn't make more money at this time, what else can he do?"