When the army reached the outskirts of Cairo City, it was noon. Before them lay a defense network composed of numerous castles, the most prominent being "Saladin Castle," standing atop Mukattam Hill.
This castle was built by the Saracens to resist the Crusaders led by the late King Amalric, occupying the highest point of the entire Cairo region. To take Cairo, one must first capture this castle.
Inside the grand tent.
Losa, having dismounted from his Dragon Saddle, was drinking sweet honey water. For this siege, he planned not to exert too much effort; if he had to do everything himself, being a King would be terribly monotonous.
Besides, there were so many Knights and soldiers awaiting ennoblement, without achievements or merits, they wouldn't be able to convince the masses.
Recently, Losa had drawn a blank battle record and planned to use it for himself.
