The structural design of this Church was not exceptional. It wasn't entirely stone, but a mixture of wood and stone, making it more fragile.
Two hours later, the Knights, and even the English Light Infantry and Welsh Longbowmen, had grown bored. They began to chat and eat in the makeshift camp set up outside the Church.
Only a small handful of men still occasionally operated the Catapults and Giant Crossbows, continuing the assault on the Church. They listened to the panicked cries of the Patrin Sect Monks from within for their own amusement, then let out merciless, mocking laughter.
Some of the common soldiers felt they were no longer needed at the Church, as the outcome of the battle was clearly decided.
Before the monks surrendered, they planned to go look around other parts of the city. This Church was clearly the Knights' prize, and it was unlikely they would get a chance to share in the plunder.
