The Bam Sultan ultimately chose to retreat.
A large number of native troops swarmed back in retreat, with no remaining order, appearing extremely chaotic.
Giotto certainly wouldn't let such a good opportunity slip by, and at the first sign of the natives intending to retreat, he ordered the army to attack, aiming to completely disrupt the enemy's deployment.
There is skill involved in attacking; if one attacks blindly, these natives might give up on retreating and steadfastly defend their positions on the mountaintop, fighting to the death with the Spanish Army.
Although the final result of such an action would undoubtedly be a victory for the Spanish Army, it would waste more time, and there would be more casualties among the troops.
If a conservative attack strategy is adopted, leaving the natives some space to retreat, they would become completely confused as they rush to withdraw, allowing the Spanish Army to easily reap the lives of the disordered forces.
