The rain of arrows continued for a long time, thanks to the excellent supply network that Hardion had built through the Laurel Union, which provided an ample supply of arrows.
Eventually, the infantry of the Siana Army, unable to stand watching any longer, began to advance with their shields raised.
As the Hardion archers ran out of arrows and their shooting paused for a moment, the archers of the Siana Army turned around frantically and began to run away. Everything was a mess—so many people simply threw away their paris and crossbows.
In this situation, the Hardion archers were able to fire freely without any resistance from their opponents. After replenishing their supply of arrows, they fired them plentifully, ensuring that the approaching enemy infantry received more than enough.
Even if one holds a shield, there is bound to be a gap.
The infantry of the Siana Army fell one after another from the one-sided fire due to the small proportion of heavy infantry.
