The slave catchers had also begun to use the scavenged bows and arrows to suppress the opponents. However, because they were not professional archers, they were shooting directly instead of using a lobbing technique, causing little damage to the enemy who had plenty of shields. The two leading vine boats were even protected by enormous turtle shells, which served like door panels.
Earl regretted and wished that he had at least one squadron of archers at this moment.
The light cavalry was uneasy, tugging instinctively at the reins of their warhorses, despite no abnormal activity from the animals. They shivered at the thought of plunging into the icy river. Their hands, gripping the lance, felt numb.
