The horizon was enveloped in black shadows. Through the magnification of the telescope, Horn could clearly see over a hundred knights beginning to form a triangular formation in front of the array.
The triangular and rhombus formations are the most commonly used charge formations by the Imperial Knights.
As long as the first row and the sharpest point can break through the enemy lines, the Extraordinary Knights behind, even if slightly behind, can smoothly tear through the formation.
This aligns with the charging principles of the Imperial Knights.
According to Kolebo, during a knight's charge, it's impossible to maintain a complete formation like infantry.
Various reasons such as the horse's condition, the knight's status, weapons, weather, training degree, and breathing method result in brave, good-riding knights charging at the front, while cowardly, poorly-riding knights fall behind on the flanks.
