In the center of the battlefield, the heavy cavalry and assault cavalry of the Great Prince, who suffered minimal losses, were launching their second charge, approaching the light cavalry of the Second Prince's vanguard and left wing at a close distance.
Facing the unstoppable opponents like a torrential flood, the disorganized light cavalry could not put up effective resistance. Many soldiers fell to the ground uncontrollably due to their frightened horses.
The few who managed to control their horses were merely pulling the reins in vain, their pupils gradually enlarging, filled with terror and panic.
The battle flags symbolizing their honor had already been broken and trampled, just like their ragged formation.
On the other side of the battlefield, the Second Prince's right-wing cavalry, blocked by the swamp, had been completely defeated under the pincer attack of the Great Prince's left and right-wing cavalry.
