“Quite a few sirs are missing.”

“But we still have pretty much all of the mercenaries, right? We should be more than enough to deal with those groups of beggars. They won’t even serve as a warm-up.”

“Haha! I hope those hillbillies don’t piss their pants and run away after they see us.”

“I’m afraid that everyone but Sir Jan Eugene will run away with their tails behind their legs.”

Hahahaha…!

The knights of the blue team were still overflowing with leisure, even though four groups of knights and aides, about sixty people in total, had already retired from the battle. Jousting competitions and swordsmanship competitions were heavily dependent on individual skills, but mock battles were different. In a battle between large groups, the most important factors were the number of troops, quality of equipment, and morale. Compared to the army of the free knights, they still held a significant advantage in all three fields.

Even with about half of their knights gone, this wasn’t a fight that could be lost.

“Sirs! The scouts have returned!” One person shouted as the aides returned from their reconnaissance mission. The aides quickly dismounted their horses and rushed to the knights before giving their report.

“We have discovered a group of troops believed to be the enemy’s vanguard. It was being led by Sir Jan Eugene, and there were about twenty of them in total,” said...