Following closely behind their leader, the Terdun men successively fell into pits, their horses crying out in anguish with broken fetlocks.
Some lucky enough to get through the pits looked back and realized their fellow tribesmen hadn't kept up; they reined in their warhorses and hesitated to move forward.
"[Herde Language] Don't stop!" White Bull grasped the banner, struggled to his feet with the flagpole, and shouted desperately, "[Herde Language] Charge! Kill!"
The ensuing events, to a certain extent, fulfilled White Bull's wish.
Although his men dared not forcefully charge the bipedal army's formations, the bipedal army charged toward them.
The battle flag dipped thrice, the small drums sounded off like hail.
On the second line of the right flank, the various units fully deployed, disregarding the ongoing battle in front, shouting as they attacked the circling Terdun light cavalry.
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In the center of the battlefield, the main force of the Iron Peak County Military.
