Da Qin: Old Zhao, I am really not a fairy

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King Caesar was already enraged.

"Don't push yourself too hard, this is not your Egypt, it won't do you any good to provoke me!"

Caesar had already suppressed the anger in his heart. The previous Egypt, even the pharaoh of Egypt, did not dare to offend him in front of him.

It's really a tiger falling and Pingyang being bullied by a dog!

If Rome hadn't met a strong enemy, where would it be Egypt's turn to blackmail Rome.

Although the Egyptian envoy was taken aback, he still stepped forward bravely.

I bet you have no bullets in your gun!

"You don't dare to kill me. If you kill me, Pharaoh will not get any benefits and will definitely declare war on Rome."

"Does the king of Rome think that the alliance with Carthage can compete with Great Qin and Egypt?"

Caesar's face was ashen, and he glanced at the Egyptian envoy sullenly.

When did the Egyptian envoys dare to threaten themselves like this.

The Spartan warriors who moved faintly at the side all clenched their javelins tightly.

As long as King Caesar said a word, the Spartan warriors would throw their javelins.

Directly shoot the Egyptian envoy in front of him into a sieve.

Caesar, who had been silent for a long time, finally spoke at this moment.

"Egypt has already chosen to retreat before the Great Qin was repelled. The city-state promised earlier may not be able to agree."

"However, even if it is given to Egypt, do you dare to take it?"

Chapter 274 Anxious Caesar

Transferring the city-states of the Roman Empire to Egypt, is Egypt planning to grab meat from the Qin people?

With a contemptuous laugh from Caesar.

"Then the Egyptians just died for nothing?"

Even if the territory cannot be allocated, the Egyptian envoys are also unwilling to go back like this.

Going back like this is not easy to explain to Pharaoh.

At least the loss of Egypt this time must be recovered from the Roman Empire.

Caesar, the king of Rome, said coldly: "If Egypt wants the promised treasure, then take it away!"

Money is nothing but possessions outside the body.

Facing the threat of Daqin, Caesar didn't care about the treasure.

Didn't Egypt want treasure, and I will give it to you.

After hearing about the treasure, the Egyptian envoy showed a satisfied smile.

At the same time, there was a greedy expression on the face of the messenger.

"In addition to treasure, Egypt also needs food!"

This time in the battle with the Qin army, Egypt not only suffered heavy casualties, but also lost a lot of food and grass.

If such a large loss of food and grass can be recovered from Rome.

Natural is best.

Everyone in the Senate cast unkind eyes on the Egyptian envoy.

Unexpectedly, the Egyptian envoy in front of him was so greedy, not only wanting to obtain treasures.

I also want food.

Caesar finally couldn't control the anger in his heart, and suddenly shouted:

"Is it true that the Roman Empire is easy to bully?"

When beasts are in crisis, they are also at their most threatening.

Dogs will jump over the wall when they are in a hurry, not to mention the Roman Empire in crisis.

Food and grass are also very important to the current Roman Empire.

In war, food and grass are definitely needed.

If there is no food and grass, make up what is needed in time.

The war between Rome and Great Qin is undoubtedly doomed.

The Egyptian envoy couldn't help taking a few steps back.

The Roman Empire deserves to be a warrior who grew up fighting against wild beasts. As the king, Caesar has well-defined muscles.

When in a rage, it is full of deterrence.

Only then did the Egyptian envoy realize that he might have really angered Caesar.

It can be said that it is of no benefit to Egypt to anger the king of the Roman Empire, Caesar.

Egypt just wanted to get as much benefit from the Roman Empire as possible.

As for going to war with Rome, it is still not possible.

The ministers of the Senate said to him one after another: "Right now, it is time for the life and death of the Roman Empire."

"How could it be possible to hand over important food and grass to Egypt!"

"If you want treasure, you can give it, but food and grass are impossible!"

The Spartan warrior glared at the Egyptian envoy angrily at the same time, wishing he could kill the Egyptian envoy right now to vent his anger.

King Caesar, his demeanor gradually returned to calm, sat quietly above, his voice was as cold as bone-piercing:

"If Egypt wants treasure, Rome can give Egypt the treasure it wants, but if it wants food and grass, it's impossible!"

"If Egypt wants to go to war, then do it boldly!"

"How could Rome be afraid of Egypt!"