Torismund also knew this, which is why he dared to confidently attack their rear.
The main force withdrawn from the Italian Peninsula was just to attract the enemy's attention, causing them to deploy more troops near Lyon. The fourth and seventh legions of the Britain Kingdom have entered the Italian Peninsula and surrounded but not attacked, without taking a single city.
This performance, until now, is the moment for Duncan to take the stage.
At this time, the Western Goths' army has already split into two routes; one is blocking the main legion of the Britain Kingdom at Lyon, and the other has reached the outskirts of Paris. However, the battle line is stretched too long, leaving the troops more disconnected.
What Duncan has to do now is to lead the elite cavalry directly to harass the enemy's rear, severing the enemy's army supply, and strategically cutting off the enemy's retreat.
This is the first step to turning defeat into victory by counterattacking.
