In this battle, the casualties were reported. The commander of the Fifth Legion spoke solemnly.
"Reporting, my lord. The First Legion has suffered 3,781 fatalities, with over 8,000 severely wounded and an additional 20,000 wounded. Among the deceased, 1,000 were mechanical giants."
"The Second Legion recorded 5,621 fatalities, including 1,000 mechanical giants. There were 15,000 severely wounded or incapacitated. The remaining wounded, nearly 30,000, can still participate in combat at any time."
"The Third Legion's total casualties amount to 30,000."
"The Fourth Legion suffered 4,000 deaths, and 8,621 wounded."
The commanders of each legion reported in succession, their voices trembling slightly. After just the first battle, their losses were already so severe, and it was undoubtedly a significant defeat.
