After driving away the local residents, Jeska began directing the soldiers to dismantle the Knight's Mansion and replenish the bricks and stones.
The local residents' thatched huts and wooden-framed houses, made from tamped earth and wood frameworks, were useless for building breastworks.
Jeska chose this Knight Manor as the base for good reason.
Elsewhere, although there were gentle slopes, the terrain was too narrow to maneuver.
These gentle slopes were relatively wide and not very steep, making it convenient for building a base.
These were still prefabricated wooden panels from local demolitions, combined with brick and mortar, and could be shaped within a day.
These breastworks were about shoulder height, with the inner layer padded with earth, allowing the Holy Gunmen to stand on them just at chest level.
A trench was dug in front of the breastworks, with spiked wooden stakes installed, intended for the infantry.
