Looking at the soldiers of the 7th Army who were shot to death, Su Cheng's eyes flashed with a hint of unbearability.

However, Su Cheng quickly wiped away the trace of unbearable flash in his eyes.

The phalanx of the 7th Army is now completely in disarray. Soldiers of the 7th Army can be seen everywhere. There is no way to avoid the soldiers of the 7th Army and shoot at the armored holy cavalry at the same time.

But if the massacre of the armored holy cavalry is not stopped quickly, more people will die and the situation will become worse. Therefore, Su Cheng resolutely ordered the crossbowmen: Just let me shoot the arrows! Leave it alone.

If there are any of our soldiers within the shooting range, just shoot directly at the place where the armored holy cavalry are!

More and more armored holy cavalry were shot down. Some of the armored holy cavalry finally reacted and began to charge towards Su Cheng's crossbowmen.

However, whether in the era of cold weapons or the era of hot weapons, the best way to deal with cavalry is always to use long-range weapons.

In the era of hot weapons, muskets were used, while in the era of cold weapons, bows and crossbows, especially crossbows, were used.

In front of the dense rain of arrows, unless the cavalry side has an overwhelming numerical advantage, it will be impossible to rush through.

There are only 4,000 armored holy cavalry, while the crossbowmen brought by Su Cheng have 1,000. They cannot achieve an overwhelming advantage in terms of numbers.

In addition, the armored holy cavalry crossed from the east bank to the west bank of the Fu River, then detoured back to the flank of the Britannia Imperial Army, and then began to charge again.

Even if the man is not tired, the horse is tired.
Chapter completed!