Commanding such a large force, they collapsed so quickly—this wasn't battle, it was clearly a retreat.
Having lots of troops is one thing, but at least focus on quality!
A mob, no matter how large, can't be relied upon for combat strength.
If it weren't for the enemy leaving no room for survival, forcing everyone to fight desperately, I suspect the battle would have ended much sooner.
They came right to our door; we had to take them in whether we wanted to or not.
If we don't round up these riffraff and manage them militarily, upon entering the duchy they will wreak havoc on the local area.
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Bathed in the autumn wind, Hudson rode atop the Giant Dragon, overlooking the "Hundred Thousand Army" below.
The most eye-catching were the Five Thousand Monster Cavalry, who exuded a murderous aura just by standing there. It was evident they had put in great efforts in training the wild nature of the monsters.
"Change formation!"
