Arrows rained down, but the barricades remained indestructible.
The piled corpses were used by the Crusaders as fortresses, stacked higher and higher, both to shield against arrows and to slow the charge of the enemy's armored cavalry.
"My lord, we can't delay any longer."
Kemel advised, "We've lost too many men, and morale is wavering."
At this moment, even the Mamluk personal guards feeding their mounts and resting couldn't help but show a hint of fear when they looked at that figure in a fiery red cape, whose weapon could split a person along with their armor from the middle.
This is simply inhuman!
That red figure could even knock away incoming arrows with their weapon while being surrounded by multiple attackers. For Mamluks who had been trained rigorously since childhood, they knew all too well the difficulty of such a feat.
