"It's not out of the question," Winters replied politely, "I certainly won't squander precious cavalry, but if I truly give the order for 'dismount and fight', it means I deem it necessary, and everyone must obey without conditions."
The veteran from Thunder Group County paused in his breath, hitting a soft nail.
The others felt a chill, suddenly waking up—perhaps because Winters Montagne was usually so polite and unassuming, everyone inadvertently forgot that the man before them was not just their "junior" but also the most notorious "Blood of the Wolf" among the "Four Pillars" of the New Army.
Winters deliberately paused for a moment, giving the veterans time to prepare, "With equal strength, more enemy cannons, fewer of ours, assaulting head-on is definitely not feasible; we must lure them out to fight!"
He pointed to the hill underfoot, "We fight right here!"
Here?
