In terms of the Southern Cluster, almost every frontline officer is wounded.
In fact, this matter also reflects from one side that Chajit is not welcome at all in the Southern Cluster, the conflict between the two major factions is deeply rooted.
Don't even think about taking Deogarh, being able to hold Udaipur is already quite good.
The key is, after these events, Chajit may not necessarily allow the Southern Cluster to retreat from the frontline, and moreover, the officers and soldiers of the Southern Cluster may not necessarily obey his orders. The best outcome is actually to let the Southern Cluster stay between Deogarh and Udaipur, allowing over a hundred thousand officers and soldiers from the southern region to serve as human shields for Udaipur. The worst outcome is if the Southern Cluster turns coat at the front line.
In Thompson's view, the most likely scenario is that the Southern Cluster will surrender to the Liangxia Army, being unable to advance or retreat.
