446 The Final Charge

However, the war had already begun. No matter how regretful the knight commander was, he could not order the entire army to retreat and give up the position here, hoping that he would be able to leave the battlefield easily.

Not only would the enemy not let them off, even his current allies would not allow such a thing to happen.

The Pirates of the Resniston River had long been filled with greed.

They had a thirst for treasure.

Whoever dared to give up on this operation would be the enemy!

Don't look at how they were all on guard against each other now. They were gradually advancing in a defensive posture. They wanted to engage in close combat with Kant's cavalry group. In fact, when it came to the final attack, they would still swarm forward.

After all, it was all for the sake of money. Although they did not care about the casualties of their allies, they definitely cared about victory!

If they did not win.