"Master, this cavalry force was terrifying. Those were Mongol Yuan iron cavalry, and even if they were not as strong as during Temujin's time...
They were certainly not weak, especially their cavalry. That was their specialty.
And it was twenty thousand against eight thousand, yet under such circumstances, they were routed outright.
This was truly unbelievable!"
Hearing this, the Scholar in Green Robes fell silent for a moment before saying,
"Though it is hard to believe, they truly did it. And from the looks of it, they suffered zero casualties!
If such cavalry reached a decisive battlefield, they would absolutely be a blade capable of sweeping aside everything.
I took a look just now and roughly understood some of the reasons.
The horses ridden by these men were absolutely exceptional warhorses. Although I do not know where they got them,
these eight thousand horses undoubtedly surpassed the mounts of any other cavalry.
Just look at their equipment.
Their warhorses wore armor, and that alone weighed dozens of pounds.
Then there were the riders, each certainly weighing over a hundred pounds, since every one of them was a burly man.
Those burly men were also clad in armor, and that armor certainly weighed dozens of pounds as well.
Adding all three together, each warhorse was effectively carrying three hundred pounds.
That did not even include the long spears, lances, short javelins, bows, ordinary swords, or short blades in their hands.
All those scattered items together definitely weighed over a hundred pounds.
They were armed to the teeth.
Under such conditions, each horse carried at least four hundred pounds, perhaps even five hundred.
Yet beneath that weight, the horses not only moved with tremendous agility, their speed was even greater than that of the Mongol Yuan iron cavalry.
That alone showed one