"Let me lead my men down the mountain to pursue them! Commander Largren, I can assure you, my troops will wipe them all out!"
Standing on Kurgan Mountain, George Brown's thoughts stirred again as he gazed at the large group of fleeing Russian Imperial soldiers in the distance.
Though his First Division was already quite exhausted after prolonged combat, the morale and fatigue levels of the Russian soldiers hastily fleeing Kurgan Mountain were clearly more severe than those of the First Division.
George Brown firmly believed that his troops only needed to launch a surprise attack on those retreating Russian forces, and they would frighten the Russians so much that they wouldn't dare to face them. An army without command was like pigs awaiting slaughter... no, even worse than a group of pigs.
