Under the command of junior officers, the spear-wielding soldiers thrust fiercely through the gaps along the shields. The Ghouls crowded before the shield wall, biting and ramming wildly, either lost parts of their bodies or were left with gaping holes. If struck in a vital spot, they died outright.
The musketeers behind them continued killing the Undead that reached their front. At such close range, the firearms' accuracy and lethality greatly increased, and the Ghouls that could not break through the human lines suffered heavy casualties.
After killing the few Ghouls attempting to circle around the defense line, the cavalry on both flanks began charging the Undead from the sides and rear. The Ghouls, who had suffered devastating losses and did not know how to flee, were wiped out in a pincer attack by the Raven Guard Knights.
After fully taking control of the battlefield, Roderick's soldiers began carefully clearing the field. Maintaining their combat formations, they firmly restrained the Ghouls still struggling and locked them in cages prepared beforehand.
Once they had gathered enough live specimens, the soldiers began finishing them off on a large scale. Piercing the head and heart was the standard method of execution. Piled together with the Ghoul corpses from earlier, their sinful bodies would turn to ash in the flames.
Whether in process or result, the Raven Guard Knights' battle had not been as flawless as that of the Scarlet Crusade knights just now.
When facing the Undead assault, more than ten men had unfortunately died in battle, while dozens more had suffered injuries of varying severity. Other than a Dwarf soldier blinded when his musket exploded, all the casualties had come from the frontline melee troops.
Even with an advantage in weapons and equipment, these soldiers were still no match for Ghouls in