When the game began, all of Spain's forces received a command.0

[Monitor all movements of Joseon forces]0

It wasn't just simple scouting. The directive was to understand the movements of Korea's troops because if even a few Joseon soldiers infiltrated Spanish lines, they could build watchtowers and hold their positions.0

"There! Turn around!"0

"Detour!"0

Using their superior sight, the Spanish scouts detected the Joseon soldiers first and cautiously took a detour around their paths while documenting their movements. The fluid, natural rotation of their scouting troops while taking turns without crossing into enemy sight made General Nacho think.0

'Indeed, they are well-trained.'0

The Spanish forces, fitting together like the finely tuned gears of a clock, moved only outside the enemy's line of sight. This satisfactory movement could only be expected from a team of pros. Less coordinated teams couldn't do this.0

'They can’t just break through this dense defense.'0

The Spanish forces evenly spread out in pairs and had superior sight. This made it impossible for those trying to infiltrate to find any gaps. They were undetectable to the enemy.0

'Almost all of them...0