The death of Luoyeiya didn't cause the rest of the Bimon cavalry to collapse, but rather made them crazier.
However, such madness doomed to be ineffective against overwhelming military advantage.
No matter how brave a warrior is, they can't block spears thrusting from all sides.
Especially when they have just had a fierce battle, and the state of Bimon cavalry is not at its peak. Their desperate struggles only made their defeat more tragic.
Hudson reminded himself after witnessing a battle where many ants killed an elephant: the use of military forces must be steady.
Luoyeiya, who laid dead on the ground, was the absolute example of what not to be.
If it wasn't for his supreme arrogance that drove him to lose himself, he would have been better off leaving a few scout horses on the outside as warning against the surrounding movements, instead of being turned into a dumpling.
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