The ground trembled as the Vajra Sena marched through the outskirts of the border region of the Yadavas and Qutb Sultanate. They were in neat formations with top-notch equipment.
The new training regime focused on increasing the endurance of each soldier was definitely showing its result. Not even one soldier was physically unfit for battle. The old soldiers were weeded off and new young men were trained into the army.
This made the average age of the Royal Army go down by a lot. The physicality of the soldiers improved under the Prussian training method passed down to Rajagopala.
Venkata was leading the army towards the border, where they were scheduled to meet the royal commander of the Yadava army.
He knew about Bhishma, a man of similar stature to Rajagopala. He was a fierce warrior in his prime.
Venkata saw a group in the distance with a Yadava flag. He figured it was Bhishma and approached.
