The moment Mountain Eagle discovered the enemy command center, the entire battle's priority shifted...
Since forcing the enemy to accelerate their actions with a phone call, leading to their complete exposure of radio signals, Brown Bear Camp held advantages in every aspect except numbers.
Thus, Mountain Eagle naturally focused the key strike on Saint Mary's...
By ending this, the battle would also end, forcing those trapped on the ship and blocked on the southern shore to surrender, preventing them from fighting desperately and causing casualties once the pressure on others exceeds the threshold...
The Yukon River was like a natural barrier...
The enemy coming from the north had to cross snowfields and mountains, making it almost impossible for large troops to advance.
Approaching from the south required crossing the river, while coming from the east and west required boating.
Approaching by boat made them sitting ducks for the current Brown Bear Camp.
