As the last Crusaders arrived, the showdown with Saladin was counting down.
The army rested for three days in Montreal to restore physical strength.
On the morning of the fourth day, with another request for help arriving from Kaler Castle, Baldwin IV finally convened the "Royal Meeting," dividing the armed forces of each lord and knight into respective commands.
Every knight and noble, to some extent, would have their private forces, which needed to be organized into units according to profession.
Such as light infantry units, engineer units, cavalry units, and light cavalry units.
Nearly thirty thousand Crusaders, set off magnificently towards Kaler Castle.
Montreal is not far from Kaler Castle, roughly the same distance as from Jerusalem to Hebron.
But this journey, with more sparse oases, made obtaining supplies more difficult.
