"The French Imperial Knights first waded across Taro River, then rushed uphill. And the allied forces on the highland's right wing, at least six to seven thousand men, several times the Italian City-State army, could not withstand this direct assault! The French army crossed the river and climbed the hills, managing to overpower several times the City State Army of Italy!…"
"After the French knights broke the allied right wing, King Charles immediately pressed forward with the entire army through this opened gap, desperately breaking northward! And what were the alliance forces doing at this time? The Balkan Cavalry, which was supposed to flank them, and the Italian City-State armies in the center preserved their strength, violating the pre-established plan."
