In the Constant Manor.
Losa was staring at the flickering candlelight, muttering quietly, "What kind of hellish difficulty is this?"
Question: In 1453, Constantine XI of Byzantium, Song Huaizong in Lu Xiufu's arms during the Battle of Yashan, and Emperor Chongzhen standing under the crooked tree on Coal Mountain surrounded by the Shun army in the Capital City.
Which one has more hope for a comeback?
Answer: There's no saving them, just wait to die.
This reflects Losa's current mood.
Constantinople is surrounded by the sea on three sides, with only the Theodosius Wall directly facing the enemy.
The Theodosius Wall is only 5.5 kilometers long, robust and triple-layered, arguably the most formidable castle of the entire Middle Ages.
This means that only a small portion of the garrison is needed to defend Constantinople, a metropolis with a population exceeding a million at its peak.
