Yusuf ordered a timely withdrawal before further damage could be done.
However, this was a very unsatisfactory situation for the military commanders.
They had almost captured the eastern wall, so if they just attacked a little more, they would definitely secure victory.
Since it could definitely end things, it was right to accept some damage.
But seeing them step down, it seemed that their lord, who would soon become Padishah, was too sympathetic.
Yusuf's army had consumed a lot of supplies, and his soldiers were exhausted.
However, the actual casualties were relatively small considering the reckless all-out attack.
On the contrary, Bursa's forces suffered terrible losses, and its walls and gates were left in tatters.
It looked like they would definitely be able to capture it with one more attack.
Everyone expected Yusuf to take his time and eat away at the enemy, and in response, Yusuf gave the same order once again.
