The cavalry charges, followed by the infantry charge.
After the infantry charge, the cavalry charges again.
Or sometimes both cavalry and infantry charge together.
Such has always been the combat style of this era.
But the conscript army had never witnessed such a brutal scene.
After the cavalry charge, there were still fifty or sixty soldiers standing in place.
They didn't flee or fall apart; instead, they quickly regrouped.
Small-scale battles can often withstand a higher casualty ratio due to the limited number of combatants and the clear view of the battlefield situation.
Instead, large-scale battles can easily collapse because one can't see the whole situation, and once things look grim, someone will flee immediately, which triggers a mass retreat.
"They have suffered heavy casualties, everyone, charge!" The conscript army commander braced himself to boost morale.
The conscripted soldiers suddenly awakened.
Yes!
