On the eastern front, the border between the Frank Kingdom and the Beastman Empire was not clearly defined.
It was originally demarcated by the topographical differences between the plateaus and the river valleys, but because it was too difficult to defend, coupled with a major defeat during the reign of Louis II, the river valley region was ultimately seized by the Beastmen.
Now, the only things separating the Beastman Empire and the Frank Kingdom were one or two insignificant streams and a few earthen mounds.
Vio Town, originally the territory of Count Sriphine, was now one of the borderlands.
Count Sriphine later ceded it to Robson.
At this moment, Vio Town had become the gathering point for the armies of nearly all the nobles, large and small, on the eastern front.
Robson's forces numbered around ten thousand, and with the other nobles' troops, the total surpassed twenty thousand.
