The three cavalry squads were merged into a large column, positioned behind even the infantry. No silhouettes could be seen on the saddles; the riders had dismounted and were resting.
The formation of the "Sixth Legion" indicated they had no intention of attacking, and the Mont Blanc County troops before them were already in a defensive stance.
The musketeers on both sides used the river dike as cover to shoot, and the surface of the water was enveloped in gun smoke. However, the right wing of the Alliance and the left wing of the Grand Council's army both halted at the riverbank, with neither daring to cross the river first.
While fierce battles erupted at River Valley Village and the northern battlefield, the southern battlefield was locked in stalemate, quickly draining both armies of gunpowder, lead bullets, and patience.
Colonel Bod took a deep breath. He could already see Sanel's deployment clearly.
