Inside the shelter.
Lin Yi had to handle a series of reports.
A total of 5,701 knights had joined the shelter,
along with 8,184 civilians, 70% of whom were family members of the knights, and the remaining 30% were what the common people called "human livestock farmers."
Their children would be taken away for the vampires to feed on. In the Argonia Kingdom,
the proportion of "human livestock farmers" was much larger, at about 95%.
The tradition of bringing family members to participate in battles emerged around a hundred years ago.
Before that, when knights returned from war, they often found their children eaten by vampires, or sometimes even discovered their entire family missing.
This situation was quite common.
As a result, the knights simply refused to participate in any more battles, even if it meant they or their families would be executed.
And those knights who agreed to fight performed poorly, leading to a series of problems.
