Chapter 129, Land Bonds_2

The war had degenerated to such a state that Marquis James, as the Commander, was definitely to blame, but more so it was the overall lack of quality in the Kingdom's Army.

Since ancient times, examples of cavalry attacking cities were few and far between. Not to mention charging into the enemy's rear and launching a surprise attack to take cities.

One only needed to look at the final outcome to know, wherever the defenders were sufficiently vigilant, the enemy was kept outside the city gates.

Where the enemy's surprise attack was successful, there were always serious issues with the defenders themselves; the city's military officers had absolutely neglected their duties.

These guys got what they deserved, there's no pity needed, dying on the battlefield was the best option, returning to face accountability would only bring disgrace to everyone.