After receiving Horn's order, Jeanne quickly deployed thirty Cuirassier Saint Gun Cavalry from three cavalry brigades, advancing in three directions towards Gray Furnace Town.
Wearing only cuirasses and carrying no heavy weapons or luggage, Jeanne and her team were tactically positioned as shock cavalries, but they could fulfill some of the reconnaissance duties as projection cavalries.
According to the battlefield experience of loyal Knight Kolebo, it is best to arrange five or six horses in a row and five horses in a column while marching.
On narrow roads, it's best to keep three horses abreast.
Based on many battlefield experiments by Kolebo, Horn finally understood that what Kolebo referred to as "the distance only knights can feel" is three cubits (0.9 meters) between columns and six cubits (1.8 meters) between rows.
The distance between each cavalry marching formation should be one that an officer can traverse back and forth in a short time.
