The Northern Doctrine launched an offensive after a week; a central battalion of 70,000 men broke through the Northerners' central defensive line of 90,000 in just one day, advancing their front all the way to Bologna.
Nearly 30,000 were killed, 55,000 captured, and the lucky ones who were left vanished without a trace.
It would have been good news if these soldiers from the Northern Nobility Allied Forces had managed to escape back home, but if they turned into bandits and mountain outlaws, it would spell big trouble for the North of Farol.
And the losses of the Northern Doctrine themselves were less than two thousand. Such numbers were unheard of.
Not to mention other countries, even the major factions within Farol couldn't understand—The Northern Doctrine did indeed have strong fighting capabilities, but this was just too strong. It was said that there were even several thousand mercenaries from the Florentine Milerson family among these 70,000.
