At 2:45 a.m., the border battlefield.
The army of the Kingdom of Frederick launched a fierce attack on the hillside. Even though the plains on both sides of the hill were clear passages, if they didn't take down the defending troops on the hillside, they risked being ambushed from behind at any moment. This was basic tactics, and no one felt at ease with ten thousand brave and skilled cavalry behind them.
"They haven't charged."
Marshal Friedrich saw clearly through his telescope what was happening on the hillside. There, Onufri and Ravel led the cavalry to crazily fire downhill. In the first ten minutes of battle, they had almost emptied all the bullets they carried. And those who ran out of bullets drew their sabers, fearlessly charged down the hill to fight the soldiers of the Kingdom of Frederick, or fell on the route of their charge...
They had no war horses beneath them, but Marshal Friedrich saw a relentless sharpness in their demeanor.
