On the bloody battlefield, on the vast grassland, a circular shield wall was formed. Inside the circle were the besieged Henisees.
In the two - candlelight - hour battle, nearly half of the nearly 10,000 Henisees were killed, and corpses littered the grassland. The Henisees finally realized their situation, and horror filled their faces.
"Where is the king? Where is Gawande?" Only then did they realize that their "king" had vanished.
"Soldiers, move forward..." With shouts, the shield wall contracted and advanced step by step towards the Henisees in the circle. The spears stabbed forward, blood splashed, and the Henisees closer to the shield wall were pierced by the spears.
They were scared and terrified, instinctively moving away from the shield wall. However, their retreat reduced the space within the circle, making them more crowded.
