Chapter 81, A Major Victory in Strategic Terms_2

"Pursue!"

Hudson immediately gave the command.

Once the Bimon Cavalry retreated, the outcome of this battle was essentially decided. Such an opportunity to kick someone when they are down is rare, naturally, it should not be missed.

Kill one and count one. For a sparsely populated race like Bimon, slaughter is indeed the best strategy.

On the plains, a scene of hot pursuit unfolded. Theoretically, pursuing the Bimon cavalry now would be a futile effort.

However, this is not the grasslands. The road is only so wide and cannot accommodate too many cavalry. The fleeing Bimon cavalry inevitably had to trample on the farmland on both sides of the road.

Yet, inevitably there were some ditch-like depressions in the farmlands along the route. Occasionally, a horse would lose its footing, which was also unavoidable.