After determining the general situation of the blacksmith shop, Leonard and his team began to expand their search range. Through about a week of searching, they found the remains of a series of buildings, such as stables, dormitories, command posts, and perimeter fortifications at the campsite.
Based on the scale of the ruins and the items left behind, it is estimated that there were about three to four hundred people active at this campsite, but not all of them were soldiers.
Considering that a traditional winged cavalry unit, or a squadron, was between 150 and 200 men, along with an almost equal number of support personnel for such an army.
So Leonard believed that the campsite they found this time should belong to a winged cavalry squadron, and it should be a semi-permanent or permanent campsite.
