Since they already acquired the defense map, there was naturally assistance from within the town. Additionally, the baron knew he couldn't hold the town after losing on the frontal battlefield, so he deployed his elite forces without leaving much strength for defense.
It could almost be said that the gate opened on its own upon arrival. Reynard led the cavalry in, advancing deep into the town, spreading news of Hamlet's victory while heading straight to control the baron.
Thus, when the infantry entered the town, they faced little resistance and took control. During this process, for most ordinary people, it was somewhat bewildering, and they didn't even have time to react.
What? We just sent people over in the morning, and now by noon you're saying it's all lost?
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