Arnott, after briefly assessing his wounds, was overcome with a wave of despair.
His injuries were severe, and had they won the battle, he might have received some treatment afterward.
Although there were not many herbalists accompanying the army and they would prioritize treating nobles and their guards, Arnott wasn't sure if there would be any herbs left for him when his turn came.
He wasn't even sure if he could hold on until then, but at least there was a glimmer of hope.
But now he felt it was very hard for him to survive.
Arnott had seen how the Alliance Army treated captives of the enemy side; the assailants were usually killed on the spot.
If they were defeated soldiers, according to the tradition of the Bratis Continent, as long as there was no mortal feud, nobles and healthy warriors could still find a way out, typically being taken captive for ransom or becoming slaves.
