The battle process was completely one-sided.
The Austrian Army's rear disrupted the central troops, the flanks suffered heavy blows, the soldiers were running around from start to end, and then kneeled to surrender.
The gunfire gradually subsided in less than three hours.
Moro rode past the smoke and blood-filled woods, watching the soldiers escort groups of captives to the open space on the west side.
He frowned and asked the aide beside him, "How many enemies were captured?"
The latter hurriedly opened the files in hand and began calculating.
Moro sighed helplessly, "An approximate number is fine."
"Uh, there should be nearly ten thousand." The aide replied, "Only one Cavalry Corps escaped. The prisoners from the leaping soldiers side have not been transferred here yet."
Moro nodded, "Take only the officers. Release the ordinary soldiers on the spot after disarming them."
