Liaodong Deputy Commander Yang Zhen led his 30,000 strong Liaodong Cavalry and easily swept through the remnants of the Mongolian Cavalry ahead.
However, this time, despite his knights firing continuously, the damage inflicted was minimal.
The majority of the Mongolian knights instinctively scattered to both sides.
The revolver's terrifying lethality at the outset of the battle was valuable for its element of surprise. Once the enemy was prepared, its killing power was naturally nowhere near as great.
Yet possessing such repeating firearms, no cavalry could adopt a dense assault formation in front of them.
At this moment, Liaodong Deputy Commander Yang Zhen, through the crowd, saw the forty thousand Mongol infantry arrayed in battle formation ahead.
They were strictly positioned a li away, with spears like forests and shields like walls.
"Scum!"
