Fall of Dhaka Part (2/4)

April 29th, 1656

The Mughal Empire, Region of Bengal

Sarvesh Ranavikrama, along with his expanded crew of 8,000 marines making up two Brigades, wore green camouflage uniforms and resolutely marched towards Dhaka.

Sarvesh's objective this time? It is the same as always: to open up a path for the military to land.

"pitter-patter"

"pitter-patter"

"pitter-patter"

The rain started to fall heavily, making it more convenient for Sarvesh and his unit as the defences would be lax in this situation.

Sarvesh had heard that in this region of the subcontinent, the rain falls nonstop for multiple weeks or even months. So, even though this condition would make the ammunition of the firearms not suitable for use, it worked in his favour since the empire had figured out a way to produce waterproof bags that could hold the ammunition.

4 hours later...