The garrison did everything it could.
However, Frank Castle remained perilous and was on the verge of falling.
There was no choice, the disparity in military strength between the two sides was too great.
He could only watch as the Prudon people opened up mountain roads and slowly, yet unstoppably, transported cannons to the mountaintop positions.
As soon as these hundreds of cannons were mounted, the fall of Frank Castle was only a matter of time.
More despairingly, he had no power to stop it.
Sending out small forces was useless, and deploying large troops outside the city would be tantamount to falling into the enemy's trap.
Positioning cannons on the mountain wasn't an uncommon tactic. Back in the battle of Helentz Castle, the Oden Kingdom Army did the same.
However, the firepower levels of the Oden Kingdom Army paled in comparison to the Prudon, without blast damage bullets infused with magic elements, they could only rely on inertial force to smash.
