Mount and Blade

"The enemy is completely unprepared, and their formation is in disarray!" Edward galloped beside Gulenberudo and shouted, "Although we are few in number, we are all cavalry, and we are more flexible. Their archers' arrows and infantry's spear formations can't deal with us in time!!"

Hickel and Edward drove side by side with Gulenberudo. Edward held a lance and shield, as well as a spare spear, and Hickel held a long two-handed sword. The two armies were about to meet.

Gulenberudo personally led about 500 Flame Dragon Knights to charge. Although the formation of the Joda army was chaotic, a part of them was still organized to fight against Gulenberudo under the leadership of Abecassis.

The archers shot arrows, and the infantry held spears and formed a human wall. However, it is not easy for archers to hit the horses running at full speed. In order to hit the target, they must use organized volleys in turns. In the current situation, there is nothing to worry about.

The key to the problem lies in the infantry's spear formation.

"I'm coming!!"

The chariot carrying Gurenberudo came into contact with the army of Jodah. At the same time, Gurenberudo took a deep breath and jumped up on the chariot. The scene was just like the legendary dragon flying over. The huge figure stepped into the center of the spear formation with just a light leap, and waved the war hammer in his hand in the shocked eyes of those Jodah infantrymen.

It immediately swept across a whole area of ​​Jodah infantrymen, and even their spears were all broken, blood and flesh flew everywhere, and the protective gear and heads of those soldiers were all crushed by the heavy war hammer.

For Gurenberudo, the protective gear and heads of those soldiers were actually no different from apples. It was effortless to smash them, and the smashed parts flew everywhere. Wherever the war hammer went, the scarlet blood mist spread, just like a ripe apple was completely smashed, and the juice splashed everywhere.

Nothing is more suitable to describe the scene at this time than this.

"Aaaaa!" The excited Edward acted right after Gurenberudo, locking onto the captain-level enemy and stabbing with his lance.

After piercing an enemy with his lance, he would keep this state and throw the pierced enemy on the lance to the next locked target, so as to make the enemy lose the will to fight.

Then his lance would aim at the already timid Jodah soldiers and pierce their throats with a stab.

And Shikel was also waving a two-handed sword on horseback at this time. After killing several enemy soldiers in succession, she jumped off the horse. She prefers to fight on foot rather than on horseback.

"Do you prefer to fight head-on rather than on horseback!" Seeing this scene, Edward teased her on horseback.

"... Stupid!!" Although Shikel blushed, she still fought against the enemy.

Shikel's two-handed sword is specially made. There is no blade on the side close to the hilt. Only the blade about 40 cm at the tip is lethal. This design allows her to use her long-handled sword grip more lightly and flexibly.

Shikel flexibly uses the two-handed sword to pierce the enemy's vital points. The tip of the sword pierces through the gap in the armor, accurately cutting off the tendons and muscles, as well as the arteries on the neck or thigh.

Gulenberudo waved his war hammer and killed the Jodah army. The soldiers who knew about Gulenberudo's brutality were already scared, and most of the Jodah soldiers who came to supplement the troops were recruits. Where had they seen such a ruthless person? The figure of the man standing in the middle of the battlefield waving the war hammer was simply a nightmare in their eyes.

Grunberudo was seen swinging his war hammer in the battle formation of Jodah. He kept killing, defeating, and crushing. Even the road under his feet was paved with human bones and flesh, and blood gathered.

Even... he could kick a Jodah soldier to death with just one kick. A light hit of the war hammer could crush a person from head to toe into a pool of meat paste. Just a swing could smash a person in half, and the internal organs and bones would fly everywhere.

For those pitiful soldiers who could only wriggle desperately on the ground and only had half of their bodies left, Grunberudo didn't even need to swing the war hammer. He could directly step on their bodies and cause them to suffer more than 600 kilograms of pressure to death.

The moment Grunberudo stepped over, the sound of broken sternums and ribs could be heard, which made people's scalps numb.

"The sea beasts are landing and invading the Knights!" Tokar shouted. That was the name of the Knights' Order unique to Jodah and overly decorated.

Tokar urgently summoned his knights to charge Gulenberudo. However, even these warriors who had experienced hundreds of battles could not escape the fate of being crushed by Gulenberudo's hammer.

The knights only strayed from Gulenberudo, and only half of their bodies were left on the horse's back, letting the horse continue to run.

...Even if they were hit by a cannon, there were few bodies that died in such a miserable state.

General Tokar, who could no longer bear it, showed his bravery and challenged Gulenberudo. He thought that as long as he used a huge war axe on horseback, he might be able to chop off Gulenberudo's head.

Seeing this, Gulenberudo calmly met Tokar and swung his hammer to meet the huge war axe that Tokar swung with the help of the horse's charge.

"Ping!!" At the moment when the two huge weapons clashed, a huge impact immediately made Tokar lose his balance, and even Gulenberudo's arm was slightly numb.

Just when Tokar's center of gravity was unstable, Grumberudo struck a second blow suddenly. You know, even if Tokar was riding on horseback, he could still look at the same level as Gurumbarudo.

But it was too late for Tokar to feel fear, because the shadow of the war hammer had already enveloped him.

The war hammer whizzed down suddenly, instantly smashing his head and torso to pieces, and even embedded itself deeply into the horse's back. The war horse immediately started foaming at the mouth before it even had time to neigh and wail. All limbs fell to the ground.

As a result, it was hard to tell whether the pile of rotten meat belonged to Tokar or the war horse.

The morale of the Judah army was shattered, and Abecasis could hardly hold back his lips when he saw this situation, idiot! !

"retreat!!"

Without the first commander, "Giant" Abecassis naturally became the only one talking about things at the moment, and those veterans who had fought with the Grants many times were naturally deployed by Abecassis' cronies. The general fled away, still muttering: "I knew those knights were unreliable!!"

Seeing that the situation was over, the artillery troops and civil engineers who had been hired with huge sums of money abandoned their weapons and fled. At the moment, it was still important to save their lives.

Without a sufficiently influential commander and a rout that could not be prevented, the battlefield suddenly turned into a one-sided massacre by Gurung Beludo and his knights.

.........

After Abecasis led the remnants of his troops to escape from the battlefield, although he was glad that no fools were in the way, he was still full of anger and disappointment because he would not have the chance to conduct a large-scale strategic counterattack for at least five years.

Because Tokar's defeat took away the initiative in the battle, they must now re-evaluate their strategy.

It would be nice if there were more Judah soldiers who survived and were not disabled, but he had no intention of waiting for those unlucky ones here! Abecasis decided to return to Chester to reorganize his army and think about his next move.

.........

Because the battlefield was too chaotic, even Gulumberudo could only watch his old rival Abecasi escape, and he knew that this victory was only temporary.

He knew that the enemy would not give up easily, but with so many artillery and siege equipment confiscated, Juda would not be able to make a comeback in a short time.

The battle ended with Jodah's tragic defeat. Five hundred Flame Dragon Knights defeated an enemy 40 times their own height. This was truly a famous victory.

Among the 20,000 Judah soldiers, more than 2,000 were dead, about 4,000 were wounded who could no longer fight, and 2,000 were captured. The rest fled.

"We only have five hundred people. Too many prisoners will be a burden." Edward looked at the Judah prisoners kneeling on the ground begging for mercy from a distance, as if they were talking about ordinary things, with a bit more lust in his sharp eyes. Blood.

After all, kindness to the enemy is cruelty to oneself.