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The Greecian in the end did not come calling again that afternoon which allowed his own men to recover for future combat, a mistake the greecian commanders would regret for sure in the days to come.

if they had only just performed a faint retreat allowing those in the front line to fall back fully while the more fresh troop carried on they could have otherwise smashed the Romanus lines, save for wherever Julius was able to defend using his skills.

As the battle itself had fully come to a close Julius summoned the war council, composed of General Haddin along with the five Thousandmen Captains.

"Today was a good day, we dealt them a very bloody nose."

He led the meeting with this declaration, but then one of the thousandmen cut in to comment.

"And at such a low cost to our own men at that your majesty."

But this comment did not get met with approval instead Julius looked down and was saddened instead.