The scene of the cavalry charge is so terrifying. The ground shakes, iron hooves fly, and the sound is like thunder. It seems that it can trample any enemy into flesh wherever it goes. Why are the navy officers not afraid? Why don't they move?
Are they carved from wood? Or cast from iron?
How could there be such an army?
At the moment when they were about to crash into the enemy formation, the black knights at the front almost simultaneously saw the contemptuous eyes of the Ding navy officers and the spears they held tightly. The blades of those spears happened to be at eye level with the war horses.
, exuding a cold and cold light.
The man was still hesitating, but the horse was already panicking.
Experienced war horses can understand the details of the battlefield almost better than humans. These smart big animals immediately warned their owners that the enemy was not in chaos! There was no chaos at all!
The horses understand, and the people understand even more. Unless it is a heavy cavalry with both men and horses wearing armor, and the light cavalry is used to attack the formation, the loss will be too great!
It was like a tide that was moving forward suddenly stopped. The knights reined in their horses frantically, and the horses raised their upper bodies, kicked their front hooves suddenly, and then ran sideways.
This move blocked the way for the latecomers to charge, so the knights behind began to curse, but soon, all the cavalry had to gallop sideways.
Only some of them were particularly unlucky and failed to rein in their horses in time, and then crashed into Ding Haijun's military formation alone. The situation was like a small amount of seawater splashing on the rocks, and then being torn into waves by the sharp edges of the rocks.
A senior Dinghai navy archer sneered: "Look, I'm right, right? Four rounds!"
Chapter completed!