Before landing at Karatina Port, Brigadier General Troche never dreamed that the Anglo-French Alliance Army he led would win continuous victories within two hours of landing there.
With just a force of 5,000, they fought from Karatina Port to the vicinity of the Fort near the South Shore of Sevastopol.
The garrison tasked with defending the Fort witnessed the defeated and returning escapees, as well as the "heavenly soldiers" of the Anglo-French Alliance Army.
The hard-earned morale quickly deflated, and in the eyes of these Russian soldiers, the Anglo-French Alliance Army had transformed into a force of demonic power (Don't ask me, 19th-century Slav soldiers thought this way, and even modern old folks believe in local wild cults). Captain Pirelep, guarding the Fort, fled directly.
After seeing the captain flee the Fort, the soldiers of the Russian Empire rushed to escape into Sevastopol.
