The morning mist enveloped the earth like a light gauze, and Horn stood atop the high tower, his gaze piercing through layers of mist, staring into the distance at Joan of Arc Castle.
Sunlight streamed through the gaps in the clouds, sprinkling onto the lush green land, the streams shimmering brightly.
From the 20th to the 22nd, in the great battle, Horn captured two important towns of Joan of Arc Castle over two consecutive days.
But from the 23rd to the 26th, during the three-day period, the Salvation Army stayed in Gray Furnace Town, doing almost nothing.
Clearly, with Joan of Arc Castle not far off, in the minds of Rudilo and Victor and others, they should strike while unprepared and launch an attack quickly.
But Horn felt it was not feasible.
It wasn't that Horn didn't want to attack, but when they first defeated Enrico, some Knights had already returned to Joan of Arc Castle with the news of their defeat.
