Upon seeing the charging Great Xia cavalry, Grand Master Rigelard of the Knights Templar and Grand Master Roger de Molins of the Knights Hospitaller simultaneously rode up to Bobwin.

“Your Majesty Bobwin, the enemy has also sent out heavy cavalry!” Rijered said.

This man was tall and handsome, with flowing blond hair and a weathered face.

“Let me deal with them!” said Roger, Grand Master of the Hospitallers.

“Please bestow this honor upon my Knights Templar!” Rijered said.

Bob Wyn's face was hidden behind a mask, and no one could see his expression at that moment.

The Tang Dynasty's Xuanjia heavy cavalry led by Xiang Yu numbered only over three thousand, while the twenty thousand Hu-style archer cavalry did not appear.

Despite his young age, Bob Wynne possesses a maturity beyond his years.

Three thousand heavily armored cavalrymen charging in so mindlessly must be a trap!

After careful consideration, Bobwin ordered, "Sir Rigelard, Sir Roger, each of you send five thousand men to scout the enemy's flanks! As for the three thousand Great Xia heavy cavalry..."

Ser Rijled sent three thousand Templar Knights to fight them one-on-one in a fair contest!

"They've ambushed us on both flanks?" Rijered realized. "His Majesty is indeed farsighted!"

The two knights' commanders nodded in greeting and then began to deploy their troops.

The king of Jerusalem was Baldwin IV, but Baldwin IV suffered from leprosy from childhood. Therefore, Raymond III, the Count of Tripoli, served as regent for much of the time.

When the previous god sculpted Bob Wynne, he also casually created this regent.

"Your Majesty, we have received word that the Regent of Great Xia has dispatched a force intending to bypass the western border," Raymond reported as he rode forward.

"Go around to the west?" Bob Wen asked in surprise.

Breathing sounds came from beneath the mask, low and slow.

Why not choose to go to the city?

To the west lies a desolate desert, devoid of water.

The Xia army is far smaller than ours, so going west to bypass them couldn't possibly be an attempt to encircle them, could it?

Could it be that they simply wanted to lift the siege of Xichuan City?

No detail can be overlooked on the battlefield.

Often, a seemingly insignificant event can affect the entire course of a battle.

“Raymond, send a reconnaissance team to look east.”

“Yes, sir!” Raymond immediately accepted the order.

He knew that Bob Win suspected that the Great Xia had another large army hidden in the east, and that Lin Mo's troops were moving west to cut off their retreat!

Then, Bob Win gently spurred the horse's belly, gazed into the distance, his eyes behind the mask opening and closing as he pondered.

The main battlefield.

Grand Master Rigelard of the Knights Templar was stationed at the rear, directing his three thousand Knights to meet the enemy.

In his view, there was absolutely no need to use three thousand Templar Knights to meet the enemy.

His Knights Templar were highly trained and battle-hardened, a formidable military force on the battlefield, and the most elite army in the Kingdom of Jerusalem and even in medieval Europe.

It can be said that the Knights Templar were the precursors to the elite special forces in modern professional armies.

In general, the Knights Templar do not deploy many knights in battle; a few hundred knights constitute a large force.

Three thousand Templar Knights could easily handle an army of one hundred thousand.

But what they didn't know was that their opponent was no ordinary person.

The heavily armored cavalry of the Tang Dynasty formed a charging formation, their cold faces revealing a fiery gaze.

His eyes burned with an intense killing intent!

With a shout from Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, "Kill!"

The earth-shattering shouts of battle seemed to carry an echoing tide of fury, rolling in and making one's heart pound.

Although the Templar Knights opposite them had not yet made contact, the overwhelming aura emanating from the Great Xia Iron Cavalry was already like an invisible pressure, making it difficult for them to breathe.

These knights, like hungry wolves and tigers, exuded fighting spirit and determination, making it clear at a glance that they were determined to move forward and possessed invincible fighting power.

In this standoff, the Templar Knights couldn't help but feel a sense of apprehension.

However, the stronger the opponent, the more excited they become.

Rodrigo, the Crusader commander who led the three thousand Templar Knights, shouted: "Jerusalem!"

The Templar Knights under his command shouted in unison: "Jerusalem!"

Two renowned heavy cavalry units from the East and West of Earth have begun a head-on clash.

The warhorses of both sides galloped faster and faster, getting closer and closer. The sword light was as white as snow, gradually becoming bright and dazzling, intertwining with the cold and icy gleam to form mottled and distorted light and shadow, reflecting the faces of those who were full of fighting spirit, solemn and determined.

However.

The next moment.

Something unexpected happened to Grand Master Rigelard and Bob Wynne.

The Templars, who took this as a warning, did not gain any advantage against an equal number of enemies.

It could even be said that it is comprehensive...

A crushing defeat?

The armor clashed against each other, producing a dull, metallic sound.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

The scale of the operation was terrifying!

A series of impacts rang out as the two sides clashed head-on.

The wedge-shaped formation of the Tang Dynasty's Xuanjia heavy cavalry, like a torrent of steel, instantly overwhelmed the Templar Knights!

"How could this be?" Rijered thought he was seeing things, so he couldn't help but rub his eyes.

But no matter how many times he rubbed it, the facts were undeniable.

His Templars have been defeated!

Two elite units charged into battle, competing to see who could inflict more damage.

The Tang Dynasty's Xuanjia Heavy Cavalry already had about 20 more points than the Templar Knights in the points shop, giving them a slight advantage in strength.

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