In the wee hours of the morning, the entire Beastman Wolf Cavalry camp had already turned in for the night, leaving only a hundred or so fully armed Extraordinary Knights on patrol outside.
Just as Robson had predicted, the entire camp was filled with thunderous snoring.
The long-distance forced march was a burden for Robson's soldiers, and it was the same for the Beastman Soldiers—perhaps even more so.
The Beastman Wolf Cavalry had essentially galloped here at a speed of two hundred li a day, leaving both men and beasts exhausted. Furthermore, unlike the human soldiers, they didn't receive salary subsidies based on their daily marching distance.
It could be said that the Beastmen had marched under conditions of extreme pressure. Robson had even overestimated the Beastman Wolf Cavalry; their defensive fortifications were hastily constructed, without even setting up cheval de frise.
The Extraordinary Wolf Cavalry scouting outside were also in poor condition.
