The darkness of night was no problem at all for the Carians or the Demi-Humans.
The stars and moon would guide the Carians, while the Demi-Humans would go berserk at night.
Compared with Radagon, who had only just arrived, they knew the terrain better. They could be said to barely hold the advantages of timing and terrain, but they certainly had unity.
Under Rennala's command, these people were genuinely united from top to bottom, regardless of their faction or race.
They charged straight into the Golden Army's camp.
Unfortunately, Radagon's forces were no pushovers either, and he had brought two Tree Sentinels with him.
Boom!
Gold and stars collided in the clearing.
The two Tree Sentinels had no time to mount their horses and could only fight on foot, wielding golden greatshields and golden halberds. Like humanoid Gundams, they blocked the tide of Demi-Humans.
The other Leyndell Knights also poured out in full force and clashed with Caria's magic knights.
Lapis blue and yellow stood in stark contrast. They could never mistake one another, ensuring that every swing of their weapons was directed at an enemy.
The men Radagon had brought were veterans of countless battles under Godfrey, each worth a hundred men.
By contrast, Caria's forces seemed relatively inexperienced in combat. The Demi-Humans had little organization and crude equipment, fighting in utter chaos. They were pure cannon fodder.
They posed no threat whatsoever to the Golden Army.
But Caria's soldiers could throw magical items. Simple, easy-to-use glintstone items exploded when thrown, their brilliant azure light unleashing simple Glintstone Sorcery to drive back some of the enemy.
As for the magic knights, they truly were fighters worth a hundred men each. Mainly, they all commanded the Carian Royal Family's magic, forming magical greatswords from magic power in their hands and