Although Roland didn't quite understand how he came up with so many tricks, Sif believed that this "Knight's" combat power would surely undergo a qualitative leap.
Even if honor had to be abandoned, if it didn't lead to a leap in combat power, wouldn't it be a vain sacrifice?
Of course, from Roland's perspective, sending knights to the battlefield was still a last resort.
Knights and cavalry are ultimately different.
On the battlefield, they undertook similar tasks, but their identities and statuses were entirely different.
Knights are the direct vassals of the Emperor, with loyalty as their core advantage.
The complete formation of the Imperial Knight Order consists of a thousand knights and nine thousand cavalry.
After the decline of the Knight Order, all ordinary cavalry were disbanded, yet nearly three hundred knights chose to remain steadfast.
Loyalty flows in their veins as if it were blood.
Roland was unwilling to use these loyal men as mere consumables.
