This high casualty rate comes partly from the Huns' fearless commitment to sending their Iron Cavalry to death, and partly from the Iron Cavalry's charging attack that is deadly to the Hun Elite Cavalry.
If there were only one type of attack mode, the opponent's death rate would rapidly increase, but with both, the death rates on both sides are visibly escalating, and neither can be stopped.
Fortunately, both the Hun Elite Cavalry and the Xiliang Iron Cavalry belong to top-tier elite cavalry forces. After both sides suffered nearly a thousand casualties, the frontline soldiers had adapted to each other's combat style, and their casualty rates quickly dropped to normal levels.
However, the problem of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry became apparent. With so many comrades fallen in such a short time, even the battle-hardened Xiliang Iron Cavalry couldn't help but become nervous in the face of such scenes.
