A great battle.
Duncan actually captured twenty to thirty thousand people. It seems Molov really mobilized all the forces he could muster. However, the proportion of militia and tenant farmers was too high, which instead quickly shattered the morale of the elite troops. If Molov only gathered about ten thousand elites to face Duncan, they might have achieved some results, but with just that few people, Duncan might as well descend like a god and directly charge into the enemy ranks.
No kidding, with around ten thousand in scale, he truly dares to charge in and decapitate the enemy commander among thousands of troops.
"Galavin, advance and deploy along the Laine River, be wary of the Alamanni."
"Severus, lead the third, fifth, and sixth legions to attack towards Normandy, and capture the Normandy plain area in one go."
"Everyone else, stay and incorporate the prisoners."
