Chapter 68 (1/2)

A few soldiers were looking for , they saw black s out of alers were cooking and were not too concerned about it

Meanwhile, the ar They took off all of the bells that were hung on their horses They also wrapped the horseshoes with cotton and stuffed the horses' mouths with sticks This was to reduce the amount of noise made by the horses The whole are under the cover of the roadside trees

When night drew near, one of the Empire's cavalrymen found traces of the eneh time to utter a cry of alarm before his throat was suddenly pierced by an arrow He fell from the tree

However, that cry was enough to warn the others Without any hesitation, all of the soldiers quickly got on their horses and drew their scimitars One of the soldiers also immediately sounded the horn

Rody and Sieg rushed over with their 50 soldiers However, by the time they reached, only 30 of the initial 50 soldiers ere already there reed and retreated in the battle The Great Moon Kingdom had about 1,000 soldiers and they were all cavalryh the Great Moon Kingdoth, they were unable to spread out and charge in the narrow space The officer of the Central Cavalry took hisThe troop leader skillfully shot down the approaching enemy cavalrymen These 50 cavalry soldiers were personally selected by Sieg to act as Rody's bodyguards Whether it was in horsemanshi+p or archery, they were the cream of the crop It was to the extent that they were even better than the foreigners ere supposed to be fah the foreignerscavalry, they also ended up losing about 30 soldiers

As the Great Moon Cavalry approached Rody's men, they suddenly heard a shout, ”Shoot!”

Before the leading cavalrydom's cavalry could react, he was hit by a few arrows and fell to the ground

Rody had ordered his e's doe of fire, they were ruthlessly shot at by the archers As it was dark, the Great Moon Kingdom's ar at theuards ere shot fell down fro from behind could not stop on time They tripped and fell as well The momentum of the enemy cavalry immediately dropped

Without giving them a chance to react, Rody and about 100 of his men calmly shot the second volley of arrows The cavalry of the Great Moon Kingdoth of their opponents They could only cry out in alarm, ”They have an ambush!+ An ambush!+ ”

At that ave an order About 100 cavalrymen at the rear threay their other weapons and rushed forith their scimitars

After that, the sound of the horn which signaled the Ee was heard on both sides of the road ”Kill!”

The two cavalries fiercely clashed in the dark The sound of shouting, screa could be heard Rody took about a dozen soldiers with hi scile one of his enemies was his match The moment he met with an opponent, the opponent would immediately scream and fall off his horse When Rody raised his scimitar the head of an enemy soldier would soon fly into the sky Blood sprayed all over Rody's face but Rody did not bother to wipe it off He merely roared and continued to rush forward alone

Although the Great Moon Kingdom had many soldiers, their uard earlier was already shot to death by some arrows in the dark Since then, the common soldiers that Rody met wherever he went, were not his match

The Great Moon Kingdoe with their superior nuht together with them in the confined space It was then that Rody's warriors' advantage began to take hold

The Central Cavalry troops were elites who personally trained They brilliantly executed their battle tactics The attacks of the cavalrydom were often blocked and a scimitar would appear from another side to cut off the cavalier's head

At the narrow road, the Great Moon Kingdo Army, one-on-one Their soldiers at the rear could not squeeze through They could only roar but were unable to do anything else On the other hand, the Wolves Fang Ar leader in Rody as also a powerful warrior Almost every enemy soldier they encountered was hacked and killed In just a short ti platoon of 100 had pushed back the Great Moon Kingdom company of 1,000 men

At that moment, the cries of an ar of the horses caused the earth to shake All of a sudden, in the dark a voice shouted loudly, ”Wolves Fang!”