Joshua West gathered the army, looking at the state of the defeated troops, and he felt like crying without tears. He really didn't expect the situation to be like this.
He brought an army of one hundred thousand, but after this battle, the entire army was scattered, and six ten thousand-man commanders were dead. If it weren't for Peter Brown's army, everyone would probably have died.
In the temporary tent, there was a deathly silence!
After a while, a general finally said, "Marshal, no matter what, we still have nearly thirty thousand men now. If such an army goes to support, it can still offset the blame with merit."
"Yes, that's right."
Everyone agreed. To them, defeat was not terrible; what was terrible was not having a meritorious service to offset the blame. Now, the most important thing for everyone is to achieve a major victory.
