Chapter 191: Miltons Participation (1) (1/2)
Chapter 191: Milton’s Participation (1)
Siegfried’s face hardened when he heard the dom? Are you sure?”
“Yes, sir I’ Milton Forrest”
“Milton Forrest… Why are you here?”
Wrinkles etched on Siegfried's forehead
Milton climbed onto Leonard’s back and exa time since I’ve been on the battlefield”
He sotten used to the odd sether
Jerome approached him and spoke
“My Lord, I have the name of the commander who leads the Imperial Army”
“Who is it?”
“It is Marquis Ryan Catel frodom, sir”
“Marquis Catel… I see It’s only because he’s that strong that he’s been able to hang on so persistently”
Even fro wildly within the Republican encirclement The situation looked precarious, alo out in thestorm
“It’d be a waste to let him die here What’s the development of the troops?”
“They’re all finished, sir”
Milton nodded when he heard Jerome’s response
“Good”
Milton put on his helmet, then stroked Leonard’s ether again”
Leonard snorted as if he was responding to Milton’s words, like the horse was telling Milton to just believe in him
“All troops, dom’s troops ht! Archers, stand by and wait for the signal! Messenger, you’ll instruct the pikemen and the archers of the 3rd Corps and call thefried personally commanded his troops How did Milton codom? He hadn’t heard that the border between the Republic and the Lester Kingdom had been breached He could think about a couple of theories, but as iainst Milton’s arainst Marquis Catel, who had been captured in the encirclement, the Republicans had created a formation that could deal with Milton This kind of precise fried
‘It’s fine This is enough to fight against hifried calh troops and the soldiers' fried believed that he could most definitely win and perhaps even take this opportunity to capture Milton as well
Having created a rough plan in his head, Siegfried made his first move
“Mounted archers, move out! Make a detour to the left and attack the enemy!”
The fried’s first move The mounted archer unit, who rode on the fleet-footed Silfids and used the long-ranged special crossbows, had been trained with particular effort by Siegfried after he had gained control of the entire Republic Originally a strong military unit from the time of the Kobrook Republic, the fried on the battlefield Fast es, they stood at the forefront and dominated countless battlefields
However, in the Lester Kingdofried’s mounted archers couldn’t be utilized in the same manner as before
‘I think they were called the Destroyers? We can’t underestimate their fried was thinking of using the mounted archers as bait If the enemy was more confident in their mobility, then they would most definitely use them to lead the cavalry and intercept the Republican’sthat chance to send out the oal would either be the main army without their horsepower, or the cavalry that had separated from the army Either was fine He planned to keep both options inon the situation, send his troops to whichever one that seeeous to thefried made a mistake To be more accurate, the lack of inforenius, if he lacked infor conclusions That here Siegfried’s mistake was
“Are they the archers from Kobrook? It’s been a while since I’ve seen the affectionate towards them”
They were an opponent Milton had faced before At that time, he had been quite wary and carefully timed it so that the Destroyer breed would eat them up
Milton set ready to defend!”
The archers pulled on their bowstrings After carefullytheir distance from the enemy, Milton shouted
“Fire!”
With the clear sound of the bowstring twanging, the arrows flew high
“The ene their bows, sir”
When he heard his deputy’s report, the co theDon’t worry about the led the mounted archers since the days of the Kobrook Republic, he had always been able to accurately gauge the exact distance In his view, they, the Republican aret 50 meters closer in order for thedo to attack after 70 e the distance and if they move, we’ll have to escape fast since they have faster horses than our Silfids’
He was being more careful than ever as he led his men closer and closer But then…
“Captain! The ene their arrows”