The two thousand-man Qesem Army, fully equipped, launched a charge directly at the ten-thousand-strong Palace Division Army.
Although they were outnumbered, these elite soldiers, composed entirely of nobles' descendants from various departments, showed not the slightest hint of fear in their eyes. It was as if the equally elite Palace Division Army were merely a flock of lambs waiting to be slaughtered.
Subotai was at the forefront, charging ahead.
As the Qesem Army launched their charge, the Tatar light cavalry, which had been fiercely attacking the Qidan army on the flanks, also began to encircle the Palace Division Army's two wings.
In contrast, the Six Departments cavalry, already sent out, hurried back to support, but found themselves far behind the pace.
