"General Canrobert, please permit me to lead the Zuav Corps and take out these insolent fellows!"
Facing the Cossack cavalry's provocation, Brigadier General Bazan, struggling to contain the fury burning within him, rode up to General Canrobert and suggested quietly.
As the vanguard commander of the Expeditionary Army, General Canrobert's heart remained unmoved, and inwardly he was calculating the distance between the two, as well as the effect of the wind on the bullets.
No, the distance is still not quite right! It's impossible to annihilate them effectively!
After silently coming to this conclusion, General Canrobert shook his head, indicating to Bazan not to be hasty.
On the opposite side of the Zuav Corps, the Cossack Cavalry, noticing that the Zuav Corps still hadn't made any moves, grew bolder and began to test the range of the Zuavs' rifles little by little.
Nearly a hundred Cossack cavalrymen began to approach the Zuav Corps, spreading out in an arc.
