The battle that took place on that day was clearly etched into the long history of the Aragon Empire with its inexplicable horrors and unexpected twists. More than 1,000 Valvas Cavaliers joined the war as a unified force for the first time in history, and the tides of war were quickly turned around. The long siege had continued from dawn until noon, resulting in the death of more than 2,000 soldiers of the Berna army. But even with their remaining 8,000-strong army, the army of Berna was no match for the Valvas Cavaliers.

Every single one of the Valvas Cavaliers was powerful enough to contest with not only well-trained soldiers, but also could fend off two or three knights by themselves. They completely overwhelmed the undisciplined mob of the Berna army. After all, more than 30 percent of the Berna army were forcefully conscripted soldiers. In particular, the cavaliers’ strategy worked brilliantly against the Berna army. Each clan of the Valvas Cavaliers attacked separately from the rear, led by the cavalry of the clans.

The soldiers of the Berna army had not received proper combat training, since the plan was to take over the castle with overwhelming numbers. As expected, they were helpless in the face of the Valvas Cavaliers’ charge. The regular soldiers of the Berna army were essentially infants compared to the cavaliers, who learned how to wield weapons ever since they were toddlers.

Although the cavaliers did not work together like a well-oiled...