The number of Crusaders had increased during Losa's slumber.
But as Losa saw today, even the Knights, the nobles' private armies, guards, and records with decent equipment, were quite undisciplined.
Drinking, playing dice, playing Gwent Card, and brawling in the army were considered the better behaviors; even worse, several Crusader nobles blatantly consorted with prostitutes in their tents and were caught by Losa, who swiftly beheaded them.
It's said that the world is a stage of amateurs; if it's just these people, their level of discipline might not even compare to the long sword troops Losa recently formed with the Copts in Semanude.
The troops gathered by Adil on the other side were estimated to be of similar ilk.
A ragged crowd was the norm, with only a handful of elite forces that could operate seamlessly even in later generations.
When he returned to the Governor's Mansion, it was late at night.
