The three men quickly summoned their officers and began to formulate a battle plan.
"My lord, I know a good place."
Henry looked over at Salim, who was leading a camel by his side, and asked, "What place?"
"There's a sand dune nearby that will give your archers the high ground to shoot from, and also allow your Cavalry to charge out from the flanks."
Salim had proven his capabilities along the way, so Henry and the others had come to trust him.
With Salim's help, they chose a suitable location: an area encircled by sand dunes. This would allow them to maximize the advantages of their archers and Cavalry, while also hiding a large number of infantry and wagons behind the dunes.
They decided to use the desert terrain to set a trap, luring the Lizardmen into their ambush.
Henry's troops had just finished helping the soldiers don their armor and were about to send a troop of Cavalry to bait the Lizardmen when they spotted a Lizardman squad approaching their army.
