As Yoseph gathered the troops with his "threading the needle" maneuver, Diak, the true commander of the Centaur cavalry on this side, naturally wasn't idle either. Relying on his Hundred Refinements Realm strength, he also began rallying the troops.
During this time, large numbers of Goblin Wolf Cavalry rapidly closed in from the surrounding area, attempting to encircle them once more.
They indeed couldn't outmaneuver the Goblin Wolf Cavalry, but conversely, if they forced their way out, could the Goblin Wolf Cavalry really stop them head-on?
With Yoseph and Diak, the two Hundred Refinements Realm warriors, at its spearhead, the cavalry unit was like two sharp blades, instantly tearing open the Goblin Wolf Cavalry's encirclement and charging outward.
However, at this point, they had no intention of retreating toward the main army. Instead, they raced toward the position occupied by the Smith Republic's cavalry forces.
They intended to pull back and forth along the two wings, buying their main army more time to retreat.
They would also save the Smith Republic's troops while they were at it. After all, they were allies now and still had to fight together. It wouldn't do to sour their relationship.
Before the Centaur cavalry and the Female Warrior Tribe's cavalry reached the other side, the aerial forces arrived first.
Although their numbers were sparse, they could still play a part.
To the Goblin Wolf Cavalry on this side, their appearance was equivalent to a blade hanging over their heads.
Once it fell, it would immediately claim the life of a Goblin Wolf Cavalryman.
Unlike the empty-headed Big Guy, who could act without a care, the relatively agile minds of the goblins instead became their weakness at this moment. The invisible pressure made it impossible for them to concentrate fully on fighting the Smith Republic's