Chapter 141, The Great Retreat

"The enemy did not come, but it did not affect the Expeditionary Army's relocation. After a forced march of a hundred miles without discovering any trace of enemy troops, Hudson finally ordered the establishment of camp for rest.

The daytime battle was completely unexpected. Up to now, Hudson had not figured out why the enemy had blundered into their mouths.

Perhaps it was a military miracle in history; history was not short of such coincidences.

After all, if everyone did not make mistakes in war, there would be no classic battles.

The climate on the great grassland is variable, with very large temperature differences between day and night, making warmth especially important.

After setting up the tents, Hudson immediately summoned the senior officers to a meeting.

'We won a beautiful victory today, but our strategic objective was also prematurely exposed; the original plan is entirely canceled.