Continental Hero Senki

The Imperial Army avant-garde and right-wing were completely isolated as Commander-in-Chief Marshal Rokosovski alerted the fictional ambushes. The three Imperial Army avant-garde divisions, led in particular by Lieutenant General Irven, are besieged by two Royal Army divisions on the front, one on the left and two behind them. Although on the right side there is a division of one Imperial Army right wing, which is a friendly army, that division is also semi-surrounded and has accumulated damage.

The avant-garde and right-wing damage had already exceeded 40% at this point, and it was only a matter of time before it reached total collapse.

"What? That the main business doesn't work!?

"Yes, I only pushed the 2nd guard division out to the midpoint, and then the movement..."

Lieutenant General Irven can't hide his frustration. Destruction is inevitable as it is, waiting to die or be taken prisoner. Considering that, Irven's anxiety will also increase further.

His tabernacle, Brigadier General Yassin, advanced to his superior officer in a tone of speech.

"My lord, let's retreat one end here and shrink the front. Otherwise, we'll all be destroyed."

"But it has to be easier to retreat under these circumstances. Number one, where do I run?"

"Let's rendezvous with the right wing as we retreat. If we can rendezvous with our army's main and rear guards who have been moving forward as they are, we will be mutual in number. If reinforcements come from other fronts in the meantime, our victory will not waver."

The remaining battle power of the avant-garde and right wing is approximately 22,500. But in the rear, there are two intact rear guards, about 20,000 divisions, and three main operations, about 33,000 divisions. Sum it all up to about 76,000 people. The Royal Army is about 80,000 troops in eight divisions, so they will be mutual, and if they are thorough in their defense, they will be able to hold up until reinforcements arrive.

Irven thought.

At the end of the day here it will be forever published in the textbook of war history as a "fool drawn among the enemies". But if we can retreat here, restructure the troops under our flag, and prevent the total collapse of the Imperial Army, we will be honored as loyal commanders who protected the Commander-in-Chief. In that case, promotion to general is assured. Hopefully, the ranks of the nobility may rise as well.

In conclusion so, he made a decision.

"We retreat to the right rear as we rendezvous with the right-wing troops to rendezvous with the rear guards of our army. Hurry!"

"Ha!"

At 11: 50 a.m., Lieutenant General Irven ordered a retreat. The Imperial Army's right wing also aligned itself with the move, trying to rendezvous with the avant-garde.

The Royal Army moved fast when it sensed the retreat of the Imperial Army. The first move was made by Lt. Gen. Herman Yogihes, who led a division of two left-wing reinforcements. Yogihez is now 29 years old and very young as a lieutenant general. That influenced him to be a Marquis man, but he was more blessed with military talent than that.

My lord, the enemy is retreating.

"You're right. Probably want to rendezvous with the main management while pulling backwards to the right. Otherwise, we're just gonna wipe it out."

"So, will you do as you did in advance?

"Yeah. Nice to meet you for the details"

His orders are reputable for being accurate, elaborate and trustworthy, but in practice at least the "elaborate" part is due to the dedication of Colonel Zamovini Tarnovski, who made him his chief minister and friend.

"You are..."

Colonel Tarnovsky sighed so that he could not hear Lieutenant General Yogihes, a friend but superior officer. However, he is reluctant to perform his duties because he must obey human resources.

"Come on, man. If this works, I'll write" Colonel Tarnovsky, Medallion First "in my report."

"Thank you for that"

The words of gratitude were such a beautiful bar read that I want to set an example, Yogihes later mentions.

The Left-Wing Reinforcement Yogihez Division never attacked the Imperial Army right wing more than necessary at first. If we were serious, it was possible to fall on the same end road as the Imperial Army Left Wing Sadirin Division. But he didn't dare do it.

The reason for this was twofold: one was that if we destroyed the Imperial Army right wing and besieged the avant-garde as it was, the besieged Imperial Army would have fought back desperately trying to help and the Royal Army could have bled in vain.

The other was because he dared to make his way out and show the Imperial Army the possibility of retreat, expecting the avant-garde and the right wing to rendezvous.

"If it's the same 'wipe it all out' anyway, it's easier to say it all at once with a single attack than divide it into two parts?

That is what Yogihez said.

Joining forces during combat is a highly challenging technique. Joining forces will certainly increase your strength, but if you restructure your unit's chain of command and formation, it will only become a U.N. crowd. But there is no one in this world who can restructure the chain of command and formation in battle. Even Marek Silesia, said to be the most competent general in the history of the Kingdom of Silesia, would have been impossible.

It is also common for confusion to occur as soon as division size converges. The reason is simple, if tens of thousands of people are moving in formation individually, they collide. If you are physically and mentally exhausted in battle, that is even worse.

And as Yogihs expected, the Imperial Army avant-garde and the right wing attempted to rendezvous, creating temporary confusion the moment they rendezvous. It is the development he has been waiting for.

"All right!

"Hahagu, you're so boring..."

Yogihez ignored and ecstatic his friend's suppression. And at the same time he ordered an offensive against the Imperial Army avant-garde and right-wing units, which were in a whirlpool of confusion caused by rendezvous.

In addition, he made meaningful use of the two divisions under his flag. He moved his troops to poke the back of the retreating Imperial Army, as well as forcing the enemy's movements into a path that would be beneficial to the Royal Army with far-range attacks by witchcraft and bows and arrows. As a result, the Yogihs division succeeded in disrupting the Imperial Army Irven division and completely blocking the exit route.

Other Royal Army officers also worked closely with the Yogihes Division. Yogihes did not send the horses or signal bullets of the decree, but because each division commander fully perceived his intentions.

Among other things, it was the High Counsel, Major Emilia Silesia, who was sensitive to this move.

Upon precise examination of Lieutenant General Yogihes' intentions, she made several submissions to the Commander-in-Chief, Marshal Kiir, on this meeting.

"My lord, a division of two Imperial Army reinforcements may carry out a blocked attack on this siege. Why not leave the siege of the Imperial Army avant-garde to the Kingsguard and Yogihes divisions to restrain the imperial army reinforcement movement in both left and right wing divisions?"

Marshal Kishore immediately adopted this gesture and sent the horse of the decree out to commanders on both sides. The division of two left and right wings immediately transmits the order to execution. Even so, there was a lot of distance between the Royal Army wings and the Imperial Army rear guard, so I decided to move one cavalry ahead of the regiment. The double-wing cavalry regiment took advantage of the speed of its feet to bypass the outside of the siege squad and succeeded in jumping to the side of the Imperial Guard.

The Royal Army never stormed as it was because the Imperial Guard realized the presence of approaching cavalry and lined up the spear soldiers to build a wall. Instead he went down the horse, put up a spear and fought as an infantry regiment.

Cavalry is weak in defense. Horses aren't wearing armor, and the figures are big. Plus the horse gets frightened when he sees a spear or something with a pointed tip and stops his leg. That's why spear walls are effective against cavalry.

The Royal Army cavalry, which knew it, got off its horse, which was both its greatest strength and faulty, and fought as an infantry.

Finally, here, the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Army, Marshal Rokosovski, was able to deny the presence of an ambush of the Royal Army who would never be there. It was proof of that that the Royal Army had deliberately sent in cavalry from far away places. Rokosovski immediately put three main divisions on the front line and decided to save the avant-garde.

But the decision was too late.

The Imperial Army main battalion and the five guard divisions sacrificed a lot of time to break down the two regiments of Royal Army left and right wings, as well as the thorough defenses of the remaining units that caught up.

Results Rokosovski was unable to save the lives of 20,000 avant-garde people.

At 0: 50 p.m., the Imperial Army avant-garde was literally wiped out. The Imperial Army lost five divisions, left and right wing and avant-garde, half of the Rokosovski Legion.