Outside the Crusader Camp of Damietta City.
The blue-gold iris banner and the red with three golden lions banner, like two distinct torrents.
The Saracens forming a great army for a western campaign, naturally could not hide this from the Crusaders. Everyone knew that the decisive battle to determine the ownership of Egypt was about to arrive.
The Saracens no longer wished to endure their lands being constantly nibbled away by the Crusaders, and the Crusaders also wanted to resolve everything in one decisive battle, rather than enduring the disruptive raids of the swift-moving Saracen light cavalry or grinding down the enemy's fortified castles one by one.
Information between the Crusaders and Saracens was not blocked.
Egypt's many cities served as an important trading window for the Mediterranean, receiving many Latin and Greek merchants daily.
