Prince Kongdai withdrew from the Mound Region, and the Salvation Army's change of formation was completed under the passive observation of the mercenaries.
Although the twelve corps could still line up in staggered rows front and back, the north-south orientation of the riverbank was ultimately narrower than the east-west direction.
Thus, each corps had to divide their troops into squads of fifty to occupy more high ground on the mounds.
Each mound had about fifty to two hundred people.
They could roughly be divided into left, middle, and right lines, with each line consisting of a total of four corps.
At this moment, both Stenberg and Griffin also led their mercenaries to occupy the mounds. These two mercenary leaders had darkened expressions, veins faintly pulsing on their foreheads.
In just one skirmish, they each lost nearly three hundred soldiers; Griffin fared somewhat better, thanks to Prince Kongdai's favor, gaining some minor victories.
