Compared with their first clash with the Deep-Sea Demonic Beasts.
The Red Armor Soldiers under Ten-Thousand-Household Commander Zhang Chun could only be described as fighting a brutal battle against the second wave of Deep-Sea Demonic Beasts.
During their first charge, they failed to scatter the Demonic Beasts, killing only a little over a hundred out of more than a thousand.
Once the Demonic Beasts caught their breath, the Red Armor Cavalry immediately became mired in a bitter fight.
At least a hundred Red Armor Cavalry soldiers died in the Demonic Beasts' counterattack, dragged from their horses and devoured.
Fortunately, Ten-Thousand-Household Commander Zhang Chun adjusted in time, splitting the cavalry formation into units of three hundred. After opening up the distance again, they began taking turns charging the Demonic Beasts from the flanks.
This time, they killed at least three hundred Demonic Beasts.
But the Red Armor Cavalry's casualties once again exceeded a hundred.
When the Demonic Beasts had lost over half their number, some of those that had eaten human flesh and blood began retreating into the sea, while others used the two Whale Demons as shields and the flying Shark Demons as cover, continuing to attack the city while ambushing the Red Armor Cavalry.
These Demonic Beasts that had eaten human flesh and blood would survive for more than seven days. Naturally, the Red Armor Cavalry could not let them return to the sea.
So Zhang Chun divided his men into two groups, one to encircle and kill the Demonic Beasts trying to return to the sea, and the other to begin hunting the Whale Demons.
Unlike the previous battle, these two Whale Demons were clearly a stage stronger. Only after Ten-Thousand-Household Commander Zhang Chun led the Red Armor Cavalry in repeated charges did they finally surround and kill