Leech was clad in plate armor, a 200-pound greatsword on his back. Only the Horse-headed Eagle Rocket could bear such a weight.
Following behind him were ten nobles, also in plate armor and mounted on warhorses.
Their plate armor was not only highly protective but also adorned with exquisite and intricate patterns.
Further back were 30 musket cavalry and 300 fully armed infantrymen.
The supply wagons brought up the rear.
Gunpowder, ammunition, and dry rations were all aboard.
There was also a very strange wooden crate that no one could figure out the purpose of.
Turnip, as the standard-bearer, led the column forward, holding the Porcupine Banner high.
Although the recent road repairs hadn't yet connected the three villages to the castle, the first half of the road from Iron Wall Castle was very smooth, greatly increasing their marching speed.
The force left Iron Valley.
