"Ridiculous. Are they trying to split up and flee?" Bache was still frowning in thought, but Udi sneered at the sight, his face utterly devoid of urgency.
"Commander Bache, take the Royal Knights and pursue the convoy by the river ahead. I'll lead the Giant Forest Knight Order to pursue Nalant first!" Udi said to Bache.
"Commander Bache, then be careful. Once I've dealt with that convoy, I'll come support you immediately!" Bache came back to his senses and nodded.
Originally, if Nalant had not split his forces, they would have worried that there was something strange about the convoy. But now that Nalant had only twenty-five men, they were no longer too concerned.
With that, Udi set off in pursuit of Nalant, while Bache prepared to lead his troops toward the great river ahead.
Neigh! Neigh! Neigh!
However, at that moment, a string of shrill warhorse cries suddenly rang out from the side, immediately drawing Udi's attention.
These cries differed from ordinary neighing, for they carried an uncontrollable excitement and frenzy.
It immediately stirred Bache's memories, and he could not help looking to the side.
He saw Nalant and the others' warhorses suddenly accelerate, moving at a speed that could only be achieved by warhorses charging at full force.
Neigh! Neigh! Neigh!
Just as Udi frowned, seeming to understand the meaning behind Nalant's final words, shrill warhorse cries suddenly sounded by his ears as well—not even the warhorse beneath him was spared.
"It's real..." Udi's entire body shook, and even his lips began to tremble.
If he had still harbored some doubts before, if he had not been certain.
Then at this moment, he felt it clearly.
This was the second time he had encountered this feeling. The first had been in that valley.
The scene from that time