'First, we have too few soldiers. Three hundred men against two thousand was the absolute limit. And that was considering the enemy was terrified, their morale shattered, and their formation broken. If the monkey soldiers had actually made a suicidal, all-out charge, the outcome would have been anyone's guess.'
'Second, the basic quality of the soldiers is poor.'
'They can be taught to fire flintlocks, but they're just shooters trained on short notice. They have little close-combat capability. They just close their eyes and fire in a volley; whether they hit anything isn't important.'
'But in close-quarters combat, a single monkey soldier could definitely take on two or three of ours.'
'Luckily, the monkey soldiers were intimidated by our superior equipment and armor, mistaking us for an elite force. Little did they know that just days before the battle, these soldiers were cutting grass with sickles.'
