It seemed that if this guy took action, then they would be saved.
She didn't even know where this feeling came from; perhaps she didn't know why she looked at the other person.
This might just be a woman's sixth sense.
However, at this moment, let's focus on the situation on the field again.
When the cavalry realized the enemy's charge, they all mounted their horses, ready to kill the other side.
At this time, the soldiers of Dayou were already thirty meters away from this group of cavalry.
Seeing that another ten meters forward would enable them to successfully launch a counterattack.
Yet, at this moment, the other side all jumped onto their horsebacks, waving their sabers, preparing to charge over.
This caused the soldiers of Dayou to feel a chill run down their spines.
Facing such a cavalry charge, there's nothing they could do but be slaughtered.
In this situation, with this type of tactic, once they make contact, at least two-thirds of them would fall.
