The Charge That Would Determine the Battle Outcome
Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
The Imps, who were in greater numbers, flapped their wings and leaped up.
Their dwarf-like bodies were like agile springboks. They began to glide with the help of the wings on their backs. Their hands gripped tightly onto the short iron pitchforks. When they were about to come into contact with Kant's troops, they actually burst out with extremely fast speed.
They ran at high speed. When they were about to approach the enemy's formation, they would jump and glide, using inertia to charge at the enemy's troops.
This was the tactic that the imps were used to!
If the ordinary human troops, such as the enlisted peasant and armed militia, did not have enough training and had low morale, it was estimated that the imps would not be able to hold on for long as they glided and charged like flying. Their morale would plummet due to the continuous casualties on their side, in the end, they would flee until the entire line line line collapsed under the impact.