"If the mountain road is not blocked, then there is no doubt that this is great news for us! This means that we can quickly send troops to defeat the enemy, thereby recovering the lost areas in one fell swoop, bringing victory to our country, and completely eliminating the pessimism caused by the previous failure!"

Saskia faced everyone with great pride, and his confident look immediately gave some courage to the communications soldiers led by Michel.

At a glance, behind General Saski was his powerful military force. The Fifth Army, composed of twelve divisions, was a dark mass that stretched almost to the end of the road.

With such an iron army ready for battle, no matter whether the remnants of the enemy army or the so-called undead army come out of Mount Enzos, they will be defeated by General Saski's troops.

"Yes! Sir!" Michelle suddenly straightened up and shouted excitedly.

Saski glanced at him casually, and then said to his officers: "Since the Yan people have already left Enzos, we must kill them as soon as possible in the border area of ​​Bocamia Province before they spread."

"Let's go on!"

"Yes, sir!" the officers answered in unison.

Saski then said to Michelle, "As for you, continue to spread the news that the Yan people have left Enzos, but don't describe the matter too seriously. I don't want to cause panic."

Then he turned to Leo and said, "Arrange a communication unit to convey the news to the surrounding cities with them, but remember, we must explain that our Fifth Army is about to destroy these enemy troops, so they can rest assured and do not need to panic and evacuate. They just need to wait for the new battle report to be delivered!"

"We will bring news of victory. The Yan people will be completely repelled. No, we should say they will be annihilated!"

"Yes! Sir!" Leo agreed solemnly, and then sent the communications troops to carry out the order.

The troops responded quickly and the order was implemented quickly. Saskia did not waste time and continued to move forward with his army. However, unlike before, this time he did not choose to let all the troops move at the same speed, but let the cavalry unit rush to Pariston first.

Cavalry units are more mobile and can detect enemy situations more quickly. When necessary, they can also form a certain degree of blocking force on the enemy. Of course, that depends on the specific situation.

Immediately, a cavalry advance force led by Major General Fili and an officer named "Halson" rushed to Pariston first.

At the same time, the artillery units equipped with powerful weapons accelerated their marching speed accordingly. The good road environment and flat terrain in the Bocamia Province provided many convenient conditions for the army's advance. After the advance troops confirmed the enemy's location and approximate strength, Saski decided to deploy more detailed and specific tactics to defeat the enemy.

But at this moment, Saski, who was in the middle of the army, did not look as excited as before. On the contrary, his brows were slightly frowned, with a hint of sadness between his brows.

Staff Officer Leo keenly perceived his emotions, and whispered, "Sir, do you also find it a little unbelievable that the Yan people came out of Enzos this time?"

Saski glanced at him and said in a low voice: "What do you mean by incredible?"

"Do you mean to say that they grew wings and flew out, or that they are simply impossible to kill and crawled out of the soil?"

"No, sir, I never thought of it that way." Leo waved his hands quickly.

"Hmph, Enzos is so big, the Yan people will always find a way to get out. It's just that this time, it took them too short a time to get out. It's too fast." Saski said with a serious face.

"Well, yes." Leo nodded.

Saski continued:

"But I'm not worried about how much of a threat their army will pose to us. After that battle, the casualties of the Yan people must have been very heavy. This is inevitable. I believe their troops have been almost exhausted in Enzos."

"This descent is just to create a false impression for us, as if to say, 'Our casualties are not heavy. Look, we still have a large number of troops capable of fighting.'"

Leo pondered for a few seconds and nodded, "As you said, I don't think they still have a large number of troops to fight."

Saski snorted:

"Of course not. These guys' country is far away overseas. How could they possibly send a large number of troops to the battlefield in a short period of time? I'm just worried that they will roam around Bocamia after coming down the mountain. That would be a bit troublesome."

"And now they have taken the lead in sending the cavalry down the mountain, so this is obviously a signal."

Hearing this, Leo frowned and continued:

"The cavalry has greater mobility. When the army has fewer troops, they can still fight us in a guerrilla manner and provide enough information for long-distance reconnaissance."

Saski stroked his beard and nodded, "Yes, that's why the Yan people sent the cavalry down the mountain first."

"Most areas of Bocamia are flat enough with many roads. If the checkpoints are breached, theoretically the Yan people will be able to roam around and cause panic in many places."

After the words fell, Leo said in a deep voice: "It seems that we have to defeat the cavalry of Yan Kingdom as soon as possible, otherwise..."

Saski sneered, "Cavalry... Don't we have cavalry? Not only do we have cavalry, but we have far more cavalry than them. The light cavalry will chase and intercept us, and the heavy cavalry will cooperate with the artillery to launch a frontal attack. Their bullets can't even penetrate our heavy armor!"

"If they come out of Enzos one day later, we will block them at the foot of the mountain and kill as many as possible."

Hearing this, Leo sighed: "What a pity... they came out too early..."

Saski glared at him and said dissatisfiedly: "So what? We can still wipe them all out if we come one day later!"

"I am almost certain that this enemy force coming out of Enzos will not have too many troops! Most of them will be scouts!"

Leo didn't dare to deny it, so he could only respond: "As you said, I think it should be like this."

Although he said this, Leo couldn't help but complain in his heart after he looked up at the road ahead;

'As you say, sir, seeing is believing.'

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And at the same time.

On the many roads outside Pariston, large groups of Golts were running wildly. They were the residents of Pariston, and at this moment they were fleeing in panic with their families. Everyone had a terrified look on their faces, and they were shouting noisily and anxiously while running away from Pariston.

Pariston, where they lived, had been completely occupied by a torrent of steel, and now, on the Cornflower Avenue extending from the Enzos Mountains, there were still a large number of expressionless soldiers marching.

Almost all of these fleeing residents believed that the enemies coming out of the mountains were a legion of undead.