The subsequent battle quickly slipped out of Feiler's control.
As the Supreme Commander, he could only make deployments at a strategic level. The specific battles and tactics were absolutely impossible for him to interfere with. Those were responses made by grassroots officers based on the situation at the time and place. Even the Military God Hastings could not remote-control a specific battle.
Therefore, the next piece of bandit army information Feiler received could only be from the battle report after a unit was attacked. Falling behind one step leads to falling behind at each step, even though Feiler had swiftly made adjustments and commanded the troops to defend desperately, he still couldn't catch the enemy's tail. That damned Leray fatty seemed to always be one step ahead of his maneuvers!
