On the left hill, three figures stood side by side, their eyes fixed on the unfolding clash below. The first was the Despot of Epirus, his gaze sharp and calculating as he observed the dynamics of the battlefield. At his side stood the Byzantine general, a seasoned strategist, analyzing every move with a discerning eye. Completing the trio was Ioannes, the right hand of the despot.
Together, they surveyed the tumultuous scene, keenly taking notice of any strategic advantage or vulnerability that could be gleaned from their elevated position. Their collaboration formed a trinity of insight, each contributing a unique perspective to the unfolding spectacle. As the battle raged on, the trio remained poised, ready to adapt their tactics based on the evolving dynamics of the conflict below.
