When the soldiers of Aleppo saw Sharafi's head had been severed, their morale instantly collapsed.
The remaining Turkic Cavalry Archers were the first to give up the fight, immediately turning to flee. When the infantry saw their cavalry attempting to escape, they knew that without cavalry support, no amount of bravery could change their fate.
The chaos on the battlefield intensified. The infantry began a desperate struggle to escape the field, which had already turned into a Hell on earth.
The infantry line shattered completely, and almost all of Aleppo's infantry began to flee in every direction.
As they scrambled to escape, the casualties mounted even higher.
Fear devoured their sanity. The Aleppo infantry lost any semblance of order, shoving each other and unhesitatingly pushing comrades into the path of the pursuing Crusaders to buy themselves more time to flee.
