Yes, the Persian army didn't even bother with pulling and harassing, directly using heavy cavalry to brutally achieve a breakthrough.
Turkic cavalry scouts on both sides immediately rushed into the gap in the defensive line, swinging their horse sabers to expand the gains.
The Georgian musketeers, numbering over 4,000, could only hold for less than half an hour before being overwhelmed by this death-defying charge.
The Georgians screamed as they fled toward Tbilisi City, occasionally overtaken by a few Persian cavalry who would swipe their horse sabers across their bodies.
The few kilometers of land from the Kerchanski Hills to Tbilisi had turned into a dark red band of blood.
The Persian infantry quickly surged to the foot of the city, while hundreds of Armenian artillery soldiers began bombarding the city walls.
Aga Muhammad appeared somewhat numb to the victory.
He ordered his eunuch to bring him the map and started to contemplate the next steps for attacking Kartli.
