In fact, after the Bimon Army set out from Witherspoon, their combat strategy was not solely focused on eliminating the living forces of the Haemo coalition but rather on seizing the enemy's provisions amidst the chaos as their primary goal. Considering that over a million people were mobilized, including young and old and women who were left behind, there were fewer than fifty thousand professional soldiers. With these numbers, it was simply impossible to completely annihilate the Haemo coalition, which was in full retreat across the front line; they could only seize the opponent's logistics supplies.
Without food and water, even if the Haemo routed soldiers manage to regroup at a distance and gain a foothold, they won't be able to make much of a splash.
