Although Suthers had already lost the strategic initiative, they wouldn't be completely finished in a moment. The troops at the Northern Ridge had fought for several hours and didn't fully pursue the collapsing Suthers troops.
After capturing about 300 prisoners, Earl Fisello rode his warhorse, inspecting the battlefield, and then he saw Tang Mo and others by a battery of cannons.
It was the first artillery position Tang Mo had attacked, with 10 new cannons in good condition and fully equipped.
Not only had Tang Mo seized these cannons, but he had also taken the horses that pulled the cannons and the carts that carried the shells.
Fisello dismounted in front of Tang Mo with Alice following behind him, eyeing the bloodied Tang Mo curiously and somewhat worriedly.
