However, the trend of defeat was already set, and one person's resistance was useless, even if he was a king!

Not only did the Theban heavy cavalry that had fled back from the front turn a deaf ear to this request, but even the special supervision team that Pagnadas had arranged took the lead in fleeing.

Pagnadas, who was already furious, rode his horse towards a group of his own cavalry, trying to stop them.

As a result, there was no mercy on the blockers.

This team of cavalrymen chopped Pagnadas into eight pieces with their swords!

"The King is dead!"

"The King is dead!"

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Seeing the tragic death of Pagnadas, the guards who were originally hesitant also let out desperate cries.

Hearing this, the fleeing Boeotian soldiers became even more frightened.

Everyone rushed towards the wilderness in the west, wishing they could have a pair of wings.

Just a few minutes later.

Except for the corpses and seriously injured people on the ground, the Boeotian army fled completely.

A battle that should have been evenly matched ended with the complete annihilation of the Boeotian army, deciding the outcome!

After the great victory, the Prime Minister and the generals immediately noticed that a fierce battle was also taking place in the sea south of the port.

Everyone felt a sense of admiration for the king!

I really didn’t expect that the navy of the Tino Alliance also cooperated with the army and launched an attack on Botaitia at the same time!

Judging from the size of this fleet, it is not much smaller than the original Eubia army.

Moreover, the ship was flying the Athenian flag!

How could the combat effectiveness of the Athenian navy be compared with that of Eubia's inferior mercenaries?

There's only so much Greek fire in the harbor.

If you can deal with the Theban heavy cavalry on land, you can't deal with the Athenian navy at sea.

The defense that everyone thought was impregnable was actually not safe at all!