And three days passed.
Boom! Bang! Bang! Ka-boom!
As if the Lord had set the stage for us to fight to our hearts' content, the weather that day was gloriously clear. It was also the first day in the history of the Duchy of Beren that the boom of cannons rang out in a field battle.
A wheeling eagle seemed to gaze down at us from high above. In the Greek and Roman eras, they say a battlefield eagle was revered as a blessing of Zeus.
Brave infantrymen advanced toward the battlefield.
The stamping of their feet shook the earth like an earthquake.
A force of thousands had gathered on this plain, and through this battle, the fate of Radensdorf would be decided. As the one commanding the combined cavalry, I was positioned in the rear.
The Offenburg Knights advancing alongside the infantry took on the crucial role of breaking through the enemy heavy infantry at the front. Benjamin considered this an honor and saw it as a chance to spread Offenburg's renown.
