But, the counts had no choice but to send their soldiers into hell.
"All of the human faction is watching you, and everyone is praying for our fearless warriors."
These words were penned by His Papal Majesty in his personal letter. They could be read as encouragement, but they felt more threatening. Additionally, they represented the sentiments of two great nations.
Under the gaze of two of the most powerful countries and spiritual leaders in the human alliance, they were limited in what they could do.
At dawn the next day, when the first hint of daylight appeared on the horizon, two regiments of grenadiers had already formed their lines. Soldiers, dressed in white shirts, blue trousers, half boots and tall military caps, took their place in several formations. Their eyes were fixated on General Ladetsky, who stood on top of an ammunition box, addressing them. A number of Albion soldiers had also gathered to see how the general would address their lack of weaponry.
