Chief Mutus was very aggrieved at this time, and William's recent crossing of the border had caused great disagreement among his chiefs, but in the end the tone of his actions was determined.

It's just that during this time, all the tribal leaders and Mutus chieftains were frightened, and William's strong strength made everyone tremble.

Finally, three days before William's arrival, the Middle and West Çekers were united, and the two Chiefs Mutus and Tyrillo finally came to an agreement.

They gathered all the warriors in the tribe who could go to war.

The Sichekels and the Middle Chekers had recovered from the defeat they had suffered eight years earlier, with Sichekel amassing more than 6,000 soldiers, while the Middle Cheker had gathered more than 7,000 soldiers, and the cavalry together numbered more than 5,000 men, more than the light cavalry under William.

At this time, William's light cavalry was only more than 1,500 people, which were drawn from the Chekers in the territory.

There were so many soldiers, a number they had never had before, and these soldiers gathered together, and the panic about the upcoming battle was also reduced, and the huge team gave them a certain morale.

However, there are still some wise people among them, who know that with more than 13,000 warriors, they simply cannot fight the enemy.

Chief Mutus stands on a makeshift platform, flanked by Chief Tiliro, who is about to carry out a pre-battle mobilization today.

After mobilization, they will lead their troops to the battlefield where William will fight.

There was still no news from the Donchekr side, and although they had not yet made their attitude clear, Chief Tiliro and Chief Mutus understood what it meant.

As for the Kriza people, although they were full of expectations, they did not have any reply like the Donchekers, so they knew that William's strong strength broke the Kriza people did not dare to lend a hand to them.

"Warriors! I'm here today, not for anything else! I just have something to say to you! ”

Chief Mutus tore his throat and shouted from the high platform, "We are the descendants of the wolf god! Born warriors! We are not afraid of any enemy! ”

"The hateful Earl William of Lourdes, who had a blood feud with us eight years ago! We magnanimously did not seek revenge on them, but now, they have once again sent troops against us, to invade our land! ”

"Our ancestors have lived here for generations, and this is the soul of the people of Chekel! We must not allow our wolf-like enemies to take over our territory and deprive our souls of their home! ”

"Resist! Let's fight! The Chekels are on the verge of extinction! Fight! Drive the enemy out of our homeland! Even if you die in battle! We can also proudly say to our ancestors that we are worthy of the identity of the descendants of the wolf god! ”

"We resisted the invasion of the enemy! We will win! Under the protection of our ancestors and wolf gods, we will surely kill all our enemies! ”

"All the Çekel people! Unite! ”

Under the words of Chief Mutus, these Cheker warriors suddenly boiled! They waved their weapons and shouted for joy.

"Kill all the Lordes!"

"Defend our homeland!"

Chief Tiliro looked at the morale-boosting soldiers below, and couldn't help but feel lifted, and shouted, "Go!" We're going to defeat the enemy! ”

In this way, the Chekels rode on their horses with their horses, and those without horses on foot, forming a marching procession, and marched slowly in the direction of William's advance.

In just over a day, the two sides came together, and William's scouting light cavalry spotted the Chekel sentry twenty-five kilometers away.

William immediately ordered the soldiers to set up camp and try to make a good camp to prepare for the arrival of the enemy.

Although William's army was much larger than the Chekers, he was a cautious man, and he did not want to show the slightest flaw in front of the enemy, so he told his soldiers to set up camp first, so that the enemy would not be able to attack even a sneak attack.

That evening, after the soldiers had set up their camps, placed all the fences and horses, and arranged the sentries, the Chekers reached five kilometers beyond William's camp.

The war has not yet begun, but the Holy Cult World has paid some attention to this matter, and the war against the infidels has not been fought in the hinterland of the continent for a long time.

Many cynics were dissatisfied with the years of war between the Cultists and nobles, but there was nothing they could do to stop it.

And at this time, a saint like William who declared war on the infidels came out, or a living saint canonized by the Pope, and many people wrote about William's deeds as if they had found an idol.

His popularity also skyrocketed like a plane, and many commoners, nobles, and other squires had a great affection for William.

The friars in William's domain and Pope Ubhar II also directly declared that this was a holy war for the Holy Church to convey the blessings of the Holy Father to the infidels.

In fact, any saint would use such a reason to start a war against the infidels, and the Church is supportive.

In this way, several nearby countries also talked about William's expedition against the Chekels, and even the heat of the war for the throne in the Kingdom of Tskema was diluted.

William and the Checkers faced each other like this, and with a solid camp, William could do anything with peace of mind.

This time, the two sides were still directly engaged in a wave of decisive battles, so William only observed for one day, and in order not to let the soldiers' enthusiasm for war fade due to impatience, he led his army out of the camp the next day, ready for a decisive battle with the enemy.

And the Chekels also discovered William's abnormal movements, and also led the troops to the front of William's formation, preparing for a decisive battle with them.

In fact, their move was not wise, after all, William's troops had an absolute advantage, and if William was the chief of the Chekels, he would never have fought so many enemies head-on.

He would rather choose to sacrifice territory in exchange for strategic depth, and rely on his excellent light cavalry to fight guerrilla warfare with the enemy, so that the enemy can never catch up with him, and then find the opponent's flaws to break through in one fell swoop.

Didn't Afghanistan and Vietnam in his previous life rely on this method to consume a large number of elite troops of the US military and thus win the war?

However, at this time, William was happy to see the enemy's arrangement come to fruition, and if the enemy really fought guerrilla warfare, William might really be dragged to the ground.

When the battle for the throne in the kingdom came to an end, William had to immediately withdraw his troops and go back to fight for the throne, but unfortunately, there were no such wise men among the Chekels, so they set up a position and planned to have a head-on battle with William.