A full 400,000 wolf cavalrymen charged into Moonlight Fortress, surrounding the Elf troops inside.
A spectacular scene unfolded. The entire battlefield formed a circle, with Elf warriors inside and wolf cavalrymen around the perimeter. Moreover, some wolf cavalrymen who couldn't squeeze to the front formed charging wedges in groups of 5,000.
The groups of 5,000 wolf cavalrymen first charged out through the city gates. After forming up outside the city, they began their charge. By the time they passed through the gates and entered the fortress, their charging formation had already reached full speed.
When a charging force arrived, the surrounding allies opened a gap, allowing it to charge into the enemy ranks. The scene looked like a red-hot iron cone piercing through butter.
After completing one charge, the 5,000 wolf cavalrymen would be surrounded by the enemy, but that didn't matter. The next charging force would quickly form up and charge from outside the city, stabbing into the enemy formation after passing through the gates.
After more than a dozen consecutive charges, nearly 70,000 wolf cavalrymen converged at the center of the enemy forces and began killing their way outward. The enemy was still surrounded, after all.
That wasn't even the most desperate part. The wolf cavalrymen on the perimeter weren't fighting constantly; they operated in shifts. After fighting on the outskirts for 20 to 30 minutes, wolf cavalrymen waiting in the rear would come and replace them.
This scene was possible because of the Wolf Leader. Through the dire wolves, it made up for the disorganized nature of the beastmen soldiers.
Charging, encirclement, rotation, internal countercharges—in addition to all that, Demon Flame Dragon Barbatos kept spewing dragonflame.
Under this multilayered assault, the surrounded Elf warriors were beaten senseless. Most of them had already begun to lose consciousness and