Chapter 1004
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After seeing through the real intention of the Frankish army, Iser hurriedly sent a carrier pigeon to the strongholds around the "Busch border", asking the defenders there to rush to the "Busch border" immediately to intercept the Frankish army.
Although the time was tight, more than 3700 soldiers were assembled before the Frankish army arrived at the "Bucharest border".
When dispatching troops to guard the "Busch border", Iser gave these soldiers in charge of guarding the "Busch border" the order that they should delay the Frankish army for at least 48 hours and withdraw from the "Busch border" after 48 hours.
The reason why such an order is issued, rather than letting the soldiers stick to it, is Ethel's brilliance.
If we let the soldiers stick to the end, it will only reduce the morale of these soldiers.
After all - in the face of the attack of 300000 Franks, sticking to the "Busch border" is no different from dying.
The soldiers are not fools. Letting them perform this vague mission of death will only reduce their morale, or they will rebel on the battlefield.
Only those elite soldiers who can no longer be elite, or under some special circumstances, can let the soldiers rush to carry out the task of death.
But - if you set a specific task goal, the result will be different.
Iser set a specific task goal for the defenders of the "Busch border": hold the Frankish army for 48 hours, and then retreat after 48 hours.
Knowing how long you'll be able to retreat and not knowing when you'll be able to retreat - these two mindsets have very different effects on generals.
The former will make the soldiers feel that they have a goal and hope to live, and the morale will rise.
The latter will make the soldiers feel that they have no goal and that they are waiting for death, and their morale will drop.
That's what Iser is good at.
Knowing that the Frankish army could retreat and survive as long as it took 48 hours, the more than 3700 soldiers, relying on solid strongholds, launched a tenacious resistance against the 300000 Frankish army.
Although their stronghold was crumbling under the fierce attack of the Frankish army, it still stood up in the end.
Although the process was difficult, these 3700 soldiers finally successfully completed their combat tasks and successfully delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours on the "Busch border".
After the completion of the mission, the surviving soldiers quickly evacuated the "Bu Shu border".
The "Bu Shu boundary" has become an undefended state.
After all the soldiers of the britannian army retreated, the Frankish army easily crossed the "Bucharest border" and entered the mainland of the britannian empire.
The Rhine front, built by the British Empire at great expense, was thus broken through by the Frankish army.
However, the efforts of the 3700 soldiers were not in vain.
They risked their lives and delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours, winning valuable marching time for Iser and his army.
When the Frankish army crossed the "Busch border", Iser and most of the military strength he brought also crossed the ESU River and entered the Rhineland plain.
The ESU River, the largest tributary of the Rhine River, basically runs east-west. Its source is located in the kingdom of schupper, flows from east to west, and flows through the kingdom of schupper and the British Empire.
The Rhineland plain borders the kingdom of schuper in the East and the ESU River in the south.
Crossing the Izu river north along the Rhine front means reaching the Rhineland plain!
The army led by Ethel and Albert finally reached the Rhineland plain before the Frankish army.
After arriving at the Rhineland plain, Iser's military strength was the same as he estimated at the beginning, and 300000 troops were assembled.
Of the 300000 troops, 240000 were from the order of Gabriel and 60000 were from the order of Rachel.
A general battle of 300000 to 300000, with 600000 troops from both sides, is about to break out on the Rhineland plain.
The atmosphere over the Rhineland plain became more dignified because of the arrival of two armies
……
……
Not many people would like to live in the Rhineland plain because of their proximity to the border.
Therefore, even though the Rhineland plain is a very livable land, there are few rural areas rooted here.
The civilians living in the Rhineland plain had long received the news that the Frankish army was going to fight, so they hurriedly packed up all the luggage and dry food that could be taken away in time, fled the Rhineland plain and left the vast plain to the British and Frankish army as a battlefield.
Because there are few civilians living in the Rhineland plain, all the civilians here successfully fled to a safe place before the Rhineland plain turned into a flesh and blood mill.
It's early morning.
The two armies lined up opposite each other on the vast Rhineland plain.
Both armies have conspicuous characteristics.
The army to the South wore armor painted black.
The color of the armor of the army near the north is ordinary silver white, but they all wear strange pointed helmets.
However, these two armies have the same characteristics.
That is - their armies are boundless.
No matter from which direction, their army is boundless, and their soldiers seem to cover the whole Rhineland plain.
The army to the south is the 300000 combined regiment of the British Empire.
The army to the North was the Frankish army.
The armies of the British and Frankish armies were in tit for tat from the south to the north.
Yesterday afternoon, the two armies met here with great tacit understanding.
After the "meeting", the two armies stopped with great tacit understanding and began to set up camp. No one attacked anyone.
Because it was nearly dusk, it was no longer suitable for an attack.
Although no attack was launched, both sides were on guard against each other to prevent the other from launching a sudden attack.
Fortunately, after the two armies "met", it has always been very peaceful.
The British army was stationed in the South and the Frankish army in the north.
The two armies, which were supposed to be incompatible with fire and water, spent a peaceful night very strangely.
Commanders on both sides are actually waiting.
Are waiting for tomorrow.
It's too late to launch a large-scale attack and defense.
It's time for the battle to begin until dawn tomorrow!
After a peaceful night, the two armies acted at the same time again with great tacit understanding.
When the sun just rose from the horizon, both the British and the Frankish soldiers poured out of the camps, and then began to assemble the formation according to the orders of the commanders.
Neat military formations of different shapes and sizes appear one by one on the vast plains of Rhineland.
Soon, both the British and the Franks were ready to fight.
The war is imminent.
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After seeing through the real intention of the Frankish army, Iser hurriedly sent a carrier pigeon to the strongholds around the "Busch border", asking the defenders there to rush to the "Busch border" immediately to intercept the Frankish army.
Although the time was tight, more than 3700 soldiers were assembled before the Frankish army arrived at the "Bucharest border".
When dispatching troops to guard the "Busch border", Iser gave these soldiers in charge of guarding the "Busch border" the order that they should delay the Frankish army for at least 48 hours and withdraw from the "Busch border" after 48 hours.
The reason why such an order is issued, rather than letting the soldiers stick to it, is Ethel's brilliance.
If we let the soldiers stick to the end, it will only reduce the morale of these soldiers.
After all - in the face of the attack of 300000 Franks, sticking to the "Busch border" is no different from dying.
The soldiers are not fools. Letting them perform this vague mission of death will only reduce their morale, or they will rebel on the battlefield.
Only those elite soldiers who can no longer be elite, or under some special circumstances, can let the soldiers rush to carry out the task of death.
But - if you set a specific task goal, the result will be different.
Iser set a specific task goal for the defenders of the "Busch border": hold the Frankish army for 48 hours, and then retreat after 48 hours.
Knowing how long you'll be able to retreat and not knowing when you'll be able to retreat - these two mindsets have very different effects on generals.
The former will make the soldiers feel that they have a goal and hope to live, and the morale will rise.
The latter will make the soldiers feel that they have no goal and that they are waiting for death, and their morale will drop.
That's what Iser is good at.
Knowing that the Frankish army could retreat and survive as long as it took 48 hours, the more than 3700 soldiers, relying on solid strongholds, launched a tenacious resistance against the 300000 Frankish army.
Although their stronghold was crumbling under the fierce attack of the Frankish army, it still stood up in the end.
Although the process was difficult, these 3700 soldiers finally successfully completed their combat tasks and successfully delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours on the "Busch border".
After the completion of the mission, the surviving soldiers quickly evacuated the "Bu Shu border".
The "Bu Shu boundary" has become an undefended state.
After all the soldiers of the britannian army retreated, the Frankish army easily crossed the "Bucharest border" and entered the mainland of the britannian empire.
The Rhine front, built by the British Empire at great expense, was thus broken through by the Frankish army.
However, the efforts of the 3700 soldiers were not in vain.
They risked their lives and delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours, winning valuable marching time for Iser and his army.
When the Frankish army crossed the "Busch border", Iser and most of the military strength he brought also crossed the ESU River and entered the Rhineland plain.
The ESU River, the largest tributary of the Rhine River, basically runs east-west. Its source is located in the kingdom of schupper, flows from east to west, and flows through the kingdom of schupper and the British Empire.
The Rhineland plain borders the kingdom of schuper in the East and the ESU River in the south.
Crossing the Izu river north along the Rhine front means reaching the Rhineland plain!
The army led by Ethel and Albert finally reached the Rhineland plain before the Frankish army.
After arriving at the Rhineland plain, Iser's military strength was the same as he estimated at the beginning, and 300000 troops were assembled.
Of the 300000 troops, 240000 were from the order of Gabriel and 60000 were from the order of Rachel.
A general battle of 300000 to 300000, with 600000 troops from both sides, is about to break out on the Rhineland plain.
The atmosphere over the Rhineland plain became more dignified because of the arrival of two armies
……
……
Not many people would like to live in the Rhineland plain because of their proximity to the border.
Therefore, even though the Rhineland plain is a very livable land, there are few rural areas rooted here.
The civilians living in the Rhineland plain had long received the news that the Frankish army was going to fight, so they hurriedly packed up all the luggage and dry food that could be taken away in time, fled the Rhineland plain and left the vast plain to the British and Frankish army as a battlefield.
Because there are few civilians living in the Rhineland plain, all the civilians here successfully fled to a safe place before the Rhineland plain turned into a flesh and blood mill.
It's early morning.
The two armies lined up opposite each other on the vast Rhineland plain.
Both armies have conspicuous characteristics.
The army to the South wore armor painted black.
The color of the armor of the army near the north is ordinary silver white, but they all wear strange pointed helmets.
However, these two armies have the same characteristics.
That is - their armies are boundless.
No matter from which direction, their army is boundless, and their soldiers seem to cover the whole Rhineland plain.
The army to the south is the 300000 combined regiment of the British Empire.
The army to the North was the Frankish army.
The armies of the British and Frankish armies were in tit for tat from the south to the north.
Yesterday afternoon, the two armies met here with great tacit understanding.
After the "meeting", the two armies stopped with great tacit understanding and began to set up camp. No one attacked anyone.
Because it was nearly dusk, it was no longer suitable for an attack.
Although no attack was launched, both sides were on guard against each other to prevent the other from launching a sudden attack.
Fortunately, after the two armies "met", it has always been very peaceful.
The British army was stationed in the South and the Frankish army in the north.
The two armies, which were supposed to be incompatible with fire and water, spent a peaceful night very strangely.
Commanders on both sides are actually waiting.
Are waiting for tomorrow.
It's too late to launch a large-scale attack and defense.
It's time for the battle to begin until dawn tomorrow!
After a peaceful night, the two armies acted at the same time again with great tacit understanding.
When the sun just rose from the horizon, both the British and the Frankish soldiers poured out of the camps, and then began to assemble the formation according to the orders of the commanders.
Neat military formations of different shapes and sizes appear one by one on the vast plains of Rhineland.
Soon, both the British and the Franks were ready to fight.
The war is imminent.
After seeing through the real intention of the Frankish army, Iser hurriedly sent a carrier pigeon to the strongholds around the "Busch border", asking the defenders there to rush to the "Busch border" immediately to intercept the Frankish army.Although the time was tight, more than 3700 soldiers were assembled before the Frankish army arrived at the "Bucharest border".When dispatching troops to guard the "Busch border", Iser gave these soldiers in charge of guarding the "Busch border" the order that they should delay the Frankish army for at least 48 hours and withdraw from the "Busch border" after 48 hours.The reason why such an order is issued, rather than letting the soldiers stick to it, is Ethel's brilliance.If we let the soldiers stick to the end, it will only reduce the morale of these soldiers.After all - in the face of the attack of 300000 Franks, sticking to the "Busch border" is no different from dying.The soldiers are not fools. Letting them perform this vague mission of death will only reduce their morale, or they will rebel on the battlefield.Only those elite soldiers who can no longer be elite, or under some special circumstances, can let the soldiers rush to carry out the task of death.But - if you set a specific task goal, the result will be different.Iser set a specific task goal for the defenders of the "Busch border": hold the Frankish army for 48 hours, and then retreat after 48 hours.Knowing how long you'll be able to retreat and not knowing when you'll be able to retreat - these two mindsets have very different effects on generals.The former will make the soldiers feel that they have a goal and hope to live, and the morale will rise.The latter will make the soldiers feel that they have no goal and that they are waiting for death, and their morale will drop.That's what Iser is good at.Knowing that the Frankish army could retreat and survive as long as it took 48 hours, the more than 3700 soldiers, relying on solid strongholds, launched a tenacious resistance against the 300000 Frankish army.Although their stronghold was crumbling under the fierce attack of the Frankish army, it still stood up in the end.Although the process was difficult, these 3700 soldiers finally successfully completed their combat tasks and successfully delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours on the "Busch border".After the completion of the mission, the surviving soldiers quickly evacuated the "Bu Shu border".The "Bu Shu boundary" has become an undefended state.After all the soldiers of the britannian army retreated, the Frankish army easily crossed the "Bucharest border" and entered the mainland of the britannian empire.The Rhine front, built by the British Empire at great expense, was thus broken through by the Frankish army.However, the efforts of the 3700 soldiers were not in vain.They risked their lives and delayed the Frankish army for 48 hours, winning valuable marching time for Iser and his army.When the Frankish army crossed the "Busch border", Iser and most of the military strength he brought also crossed the ESU River and entered the Rhineland plain.The ESU River, the largest tributary of the Rhine River, basically runs east-west. Its source is located in the kingdom of schupper, flows from east to west, and flows through the kingdom of schupper and the British Empire.The Rhineland plain borders the kingdom of schuper in the East and the ESU River in the south.Crossing the Izu river north along the Rhine front means reaching the Rhineland plain!The army led by Ethel and Albert finally reached the Rhineland plain before the Frankish army.After arriving at the Rhineland plain, Iser's military strength was the same as he estimated at the beginning, and 300000 troops were assembled.Of the 300000 troops, 240000 were from the order of Gabriel and 60000 were from the order of Rachel.A general battle of 300000 to 300000, with 600000 troops from both sides, is about to break out on the Rhineland plain.The atmosphere over the Rhineland plain became more dignified because of the arrival of two armiesNot many people would like to live in the Rhineland plain because of their proximity to the border.Therefore, even though the Rhineland plain is a very livable land, there are few rural areas rooted here.The civilians living in the Rhineland plain had long received the news that the Frankish army was going to fight, so they hurriedly packed up all the luggage and dry food that could be taken away in time, fled the Rhineland plain and left the vast plain to the British and Frankish army as a battlefield.Because there are few civilians living in the Rhineland plain, all the civilians here successfully fled to a safe place before the Rhineland plain turned into a flesh and blood mill.It's early morning.The two armies lined up opposite each other on the vast Rhineland plain.Both armies have conspicuous characteristics.The army to the South wore armor painted black.The color of the armor of the army near the north is ordinary silver white, but they all wear strange pointed helmets.However, these two armies have the same characteristics.That is - their armies are boundless.No matter from which direction, their army is boundless, and their soldiers seem to cover the whole Rhineland plain.The army to the south is the 300000 combined regiment of the British Empire.The army to the North was the Frankish army.The armies of the British and Frankish armies were in tit for tat from the south to the north.Yesterday afternoon, the two armies met here with great tacit understanding.After the "meeting", the two armies stopped with great tacit understanding and began to set up camp. No one attacked anyone.Because it was nearly dusk, it was no longer suitable for an attack.Although no attack was launched, both sides were on guard against each other to prevent the other from launching a sudden attack.Fortunately, after the two armies "met", it has always been very peaceful.The British army was stationed in the South and the Frankish army in the north.The two armies, which were supposed to be incompatible with fire and water, spent a peaceful night very strangely.Commanders on both sides are actually waiting.Are waiting for tomorrow.It's too late to launch a large-scale attack and defense.It's time for the battle to begin until dawn tomorrow!After a peaceful night, the two armies acted at the same time again with great tacit understanding.When the sun just rose from the horizon, both the British and the Frankish soldiers poured out of the camps, and then began to assemble the formation according to the orders of the commanders.Neat military formations of different shapes and sizes appear one by one on the vast plains of Rhineland.Soon, both the British and the Franks were ready to fight.The war is imminent.
