When the cavalry of the Royal Army entered, there was a disturbance between the Royal Army and the treacherous Westin Army, the Imperial Army.
The Royal Army cavalry set its aim for the prominent Imperial Army cavalry and the cavalry of the Westin Territorial Army.
Cross with running horses, spears.
One, another, falls off the horse.
Reichstag reinforcements appeared when the cavalry was considerably reduced.
"Are you still there..."
The words a certain soldier groaned would have been the general thrust of the Royal Army.
The vast majority of the Imperial Army should be dealing with the survival of the Western Army and the reinforcements of the Confederate Army.
That's what we have here, this amount of soldiers.
There will be no rush for the Royal Army, no spreading anxiety or imposition.
Lieutenant General Simon to the Royal Army, whose morale falls. Speaking out desperately, he manages to arouse his soldiers and finds black smoke far ahead when he manages to keep fighting.
Lieutenant General Simon saw it,
"The enemy's food depot is on fire! As per the operation! They don't have any more food! Today, tomorrow, we win!
Shout out loud.
In fact, are you sure it's a food bank? As a food tank, I don't know how much I could burn, but Lieutenant General Simon doesn't seem to care.
If this voice raises morale.
It gives light to the Royal Army.
Darkness to the Imperial Army and the rebels.
Morale changes at once.