The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 565
Chapter 565 Prepared for Battle
“Soldiers, the enemy is almost upon us. Prepare yourselves for battle!” Caspian instructed the moment he learned that Ernest and his troops were about to arrive.
The soldiers from West Aridlands had already gotten ready for the clash and were now waiting to take the enemy head-on.
When Ernest and the Filrenian soldiers saw how few in number the Diatoranian army was, they assumed Caspian had lost many of his soldiers during the fight against Cassius.
Thus, Ernest thought this was his chance to reclaim the base from the Diatoranians’ clutches.
“Charge! Capture Caspian!” Ernest bellowed his order, and the Filrenian rushed forward.
army
However, as soon as the soldiers reached the border of Diatoran, they stepped on the landmines Macy had buried. Caspian had instructed her to do so precisely as a means of dealing with the Filrenian reinforcements.
Howls of agony filled the air as the mines exploded.
Ernest didn’t expect Caspian to set up any form of defensive measures beforehand.
When Caspian heard the Filrenians’ cries, he swiftly commanded, “Get them!”
The Diatoranian army swiftly fired away, and the soldiers who had been lying in wait rushed forward as well.
Ernest was terror-stricken. He and his army were now surrounded despite having just arrived.
The fact that the Filrenian army was being attacked from three directions left Ernest feeling flustered.
“Launch the counterattack!” Ernest ordered.
However, the Diatoranians had seized the chance to unleash a ferocious assault on the enemy.
“Sir, Caspian was prepared for us. We’re at a disadvantage. Maybe we should retreat!” one of the deputy generals suggested to Ernest.
“We can’t retreat! Caspian and his troops are exhausted right now. This is our best shot. We must capture Caspian today!”
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is covered in landmines! How are we supposed to get to them?” the deputy general asked.
200 thousand soldiers, so what’s there to fear? Charge over there and take Caspian down!” Ernest
the deputy general didn’t think it was his place to say otherwise.
the soldiers my order. Tell them to charge forward! No one’s allowed to retreat. We must take
his subordinate had to obey his command.
hoping to
they took, landmines detonated and pulverized
too afraid to continue making their way forward. They didn’t know
anyone who retreats!” Ernest
soldiers who had begun backing away, and the rest
down
too many Filrenian soldiers, and the landmines couldn’t take them all out.
enemy is closing in on us, Lord Caspian.
leave when the soldiers are out there risking their lives?”
fate will determine the fate of the battle here and even in all of Diatoran, Lord Caspian! Your
whatever it takes to come at us
able to bear the consequences if that happens,” Macy said
won’t get shot so easily,” Caspian
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battalion to stay by his side at all times. They would serve as human
couldn’t back away either. This was a crucial moment in battle, and as leaders of the troops, what they did
soldiers saw Caspian and Dax staying on the front lines to supervise the
to the landmines and the soldiers who had lay in wait to ambush the Filrenian reinforcements, the Filrenians suffered heavy casualties.
end up dead,” a deputy general said to Ernest in an attempt to convince him to change his
into three and start making
momentary panic earlier, the Filrenian soldiers finally regained some order and began
sudden, a bullet came flying at Caspian.
expression hardened, and without any hesitation, she
what was happening, but it was too late. They couldn’t protect Caspian from
a dagger appeared in
Caspian’s Diatanium dagger that
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