Unlike the noble coalition army, which can only flee in panic between the wilderness and hills, the Cecil Combat Corps has been consistently supported by the Cecil Homeland, Leslie Region, and Kant Region. Although these supports are not timely due to road and transportation restrictions, they are sufficient to provide the warriors with some respite and rotation under these circumstances.
On the afternoon of the tenth day, Sir Byron led a thousand troops and a large amount of supplies from the Cecil Homeland to the west, successfully joining forces with the first and second mixed corps led by Sir Philip. At the time of their rendezvous, Wald Peric was leading the soldiers of the Second Legion to bind and send groups of noble coalition prisoners to the rear.
Byron found the leading Sir Philip: "I've brought more 'Persuader' light shells and replacement acceleration rail components—by the way, things look quite good over here."
