In a flat battle like this, gaining a flanking advantage with cavalry was crucial. It went without saying that simply taking over one flank could determine the outcome of the battle.
As a result, the cavalry on both sides engaged in battle with great recklessness, leading to heavy casualties right from the start.
Kwaaaaang!
Hehehe!
"Ahhhh!"
Heavy cavalry in formation charged at each other, their long lances firmly attached to their sides. They aimed primarily at the horse's head, which jutted forward, rather than at the riders themselves.
The most skilled cavalrymen, positioned at the forefront, displayed remarkable abilities. Some deflected enemy spears with their own, while others wrapped around them to push their opponents back. These maneuvers were primarily attempted by the Hardion cavalry, known for their high-quality troops. While many failed, some succeeded, allowing them to gain localized advantages.
"Hook! Hook! Phew!"
