Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

As soon as Hoffman led his army out of the city, the troops of the Moon Country launched an attack. Fortunately, Hoffman had anticipated this possibility in advance. In response, they marched forward in a battle array, with their shields in one hand and their spears in the other. Faced by such a well-prepared enemy, the soldiers of the Moon Country gained no advantage. Indeed, many of them were quickly injured or killed.

Seeing that he had the upper hand, Hoffman was overjoyed, and he particularly relished the helplessness on the face of Huey, who was powerless against the army of the Bright Dynasty. Hoffman felt he had finally vented his anger.

"General Huey, what should we do?" the soldiers of the Moon Country asked their leader desperately, while the soldiers of the Bright Dynasty marched behind their wall of shields. The Moon Country was a small country with a small population and a small a

he troops of the Bright Dynasty in the Grand Pass would never reach them there, so they had relaxed their vigilance.

"Your Highness, that is Hillside City."

The troops of the Bright Dynasty were hiding in darkness and watching the Hillside City at dawn. They were waiting for a good opportunity to launch an attack. "Leena, how far is the path from here? How long will it take to reach the city?"

"There is a secret passage on the other side of the city. If we speed up, we can get there before the daybreak. Then we can disguise ourselves as the citizens of Hillside City, and sneak in among the real inhabitants. Later we can find a chance to open the gate, and coordinate with the soldiers outside," Leena said eagerly.

"Great! Mister Howe," Hoffman said, shifting his eyes to Howard, who seldom spoke on the march. "You take lead of the soldiers outside, while I lead a group into the city."