The battle was fought with utmost smoothness.
Roman casually laid out the battle deployment, and the principle of victory was already set.
Everything fell into place naturally.
It really went smoothly!
It was as delightful to behold as the art of war itself.
Tashina had never seen such a scene.
She knew how the Conqueror's wars of conquest were fought, as some aged White Knights had experienced that era.
Two armies confronting each other, light cavalry scouting, heavy cavalry charging, infantry holding the line... These tactics were standard, unchanged for centuries because they best suited the mobilization capabilities of the Middle Ages.
A true major battle could involve tens of thousands, who would dare to split their own troops at the beginning of the war?
But Roman dared!
He issued commands methodically, directing multiple battle lines at once, with each battalion bravely fighting enemies, and completing combat missions with great efficiency.
