Senmut is a typical Egyptian name. He also originated from the Mamluk guards of Governor Iben, deeply trusted by this governor.
But Senmut always felt that he shouldn't remain so obscure.
He should accomplish a great feat, just like his ancestor who served the female Pharaoh Hatshepsut, with the same name Senmut the General, whose glory is still recorded on the obelisk of the Luxor region.
On the enemy's camp, archers relying on the walls have already started to counterattack.
The arrows shot are precise and heavy. Even if they hit the sturdy chest armor, they can still knock down the elite Mamluks with a single shot.
"Release arrows, suppress the enemy's archers!"
"Prepare the fire pots!"
Senmut shouted orders.
His heart was also stirred: "In just one day, building a floating bridge, crossing the river, and constructing such a heavily defended camp, indeed, the troops under Marquis Losa are extraordinary."
