Under the uncurling wave of rats, the contrast with the panicked adventurers was stark as the armored soldiers among the trusted aides stopped in their tracks, turned around, and silently drew their weapons.
The cavalry and some of the trusted aides wanted to stay behind as well, but they couldn't fall here. They needed to rush out and preserve Hamlet's final mobile force, so they followed the orders and charged forward.
Reason and loyalty are the weapons Lance left for the army.
This scene greatly shocked the Mendicant Monk because even the Candlelight Priest stopped and turned around.
Brother Martin was both anxious and angry. Damn it, why are you following them?
At this time, instead of seizing the opportunity to run away, do you really think you can withstand them?
If it weren't for the fact that he was on the chariot to facilitate his spell-casting earlier, he would have held back the Candlelight Priest.
