In a sense, every move of Dadaran, or tactical thinking in general, had been completely expected by Traag since the war between Sindra and Badana. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoBecause Dadaran is not an immortal, he can't know that Trag had learned about his tactical possibilities from Yenobi Andaru before the war, and in Dadaran's tactical concept, he still formulated strategies and tactics according to the king he knew.

So far, Dadaran's tactics can be said to have been completely successful, he used a small number of troops to play Sindra's army in the palm of his hand, not only inflicted a large number of casualties on the enemy, but also successfully fished out the main force of Traag's Central Army, making the Central Army's strength much weaker. In these dozens of battles, the Batana Army far surpassed the Sindra Army in terms of tactical ability, individual combat ability, and intelligence mastery, and this was of course due to the effective command of Dadaran. Through these battles, the confidence and morale of the Badana army were high, and everything Dadaran wanted was ready, waiting to find Traag's flaw and strike a decisive blow.

The news of Traag's invasion of the Wolf's Tooth Canyon made Dadaran overjoyed, and Dadaran certainly knew how favorable the terrain of the Wolf's Tooth Canyon was for him, and it was as if God intended for him to die. If it were other brave generals like Dadaran, they would definitely march towards the Wolf's Tooth Canyon without hesitation, but Dadaran was different in that he not only had the courage and determination to be quick and fast in his use of troops, but also had the necessary calm analysis. Tragg's move made him feel a little puzzled: Wolf's Tooth Canyon is not the only choice, Tragg's military ability is indeed unsatisfactory, but with his own understanding of Traag, he is not a mediocre talent who can't even discern the sinister nature of this canyon, so did Traag make a faint move, or did he deliberately make a faint move?

It was precisely because of this doubt that Dadaran made a second-hand preparation for the raid on the Wolf's Tooth Canyon, and it was his preparation that saved his own life.

In order to be able to raid the Wolf's Tooth Canyon, Dadaran also did enough, he used sixty percent of the troops under his command to create smoke bombs, creating the illusion that he was going to attack the combination of Sindra's right flank and the forward, and he himself led the remaining troops to successfully avoid the main force of the Sindra army and go straight to the Wolf's Tooth Canyon.

When Dadaran led the Batana army to start the assault, the Sindra army fell into chaos, unlike King Traag, the Sindra army was completely stunned by this sudden attack, they could not imagine that the center army in the center would be attacked by the enemy without warning, and what was even more terrifying was that the attack of the Badana army was simply incredible, in the face of the enemy army like a beast, the Sindra army could not resist at all, not to mention that their array was too late to be fully organized.

"It's too simple." Dadaran shook his head as he attacked. He could see that the chaos of the Sindra Army was not pretending, and it was precisely because it was not pretending that it made him feel even more sad. As a Sindra born, he has an understanding of Sindra's military skills and martial arts since ancient times, but the weakness and vulnerability of the Sindra army in front of him are simply outrageous, and Dadaran suddenly had a strange thought: If Sindra was ruled by me, he would never train such a vulnerable soldier, which is simply an insult to the motherland.

Of course, for today's Dadaran, the weakness of the enemy army is exactly what he cannot want. He constantly issued orders to adjust the direction of the entire army's attack, and planted a deadly blade in the chaotic array of the Sindra army. Although his army numbered only 10,000 men, it had defeated the entire Sindra Middle Army.

In the midst of the scuffle, Dadaran finally saw where Trag's royal banner was, and immediately commanded his army to kill it in that direction. As he expected, the attack arrived, and the Sindra army finally began to put up some decent resistance. As Traag's garrison, the Sindra army here not only swore not to retreat, but instead put on a decisive posture to attack the Badana army. The battle between the two sides immediately became white-hot, and with every advance and retreat of the staggered formation, hundreds of lives were lost as a result. Blood stained the ground of the Wolf's Tooth Canyon into a terrible wedge, the sound of swords clashing and the terrible sound of blades plunging into flesh filled people's ears, and splashes of blood stained everything before people's eyes, and in such an environment there were only two ways for one to go - kill the enemy or be killed by the enemy.

Dadaran couldn't help but feel a little anxious, the resistance here was so fierce compared to the previous momentum that the momentum of his attack almost came to a halt because of this, which was not good. Previously, he had taken advantage of the chaos caused by the surprise attack to penetrate deep into Sindra's army, and if the battle could not be resolved as soon as possible, then the Sindra army, which was gradually recovering, would reorganize its formation and surround itself. Although the terrain of the Wolf's Tooth Canyon made it difficult for the Sindra to surround themselves tightly, their casualties would be significantly increased, and each loss of an allied soldier would reduce the chances of killing Trag and retreating with one point.

At this point, it was time to use its own force to break the stalemate, and for the first time since the start of the war, Dadaran was at the forefront of the front.

Dadaran's martial arts are few rivals even in the Paz Empire, and I am afraid that there will be no second military general as strong as Dadaran other than Baibasbahn himself, and even the commander of Alantlanwan will lose to him. The spear in Dadaran's hand was like a black cobra, constantly snatching the lives of the Sindra soldiers. Traag's garrison was of course demoralized and would not retreat, but the disparity in force between them and Dadaran directly determined the final outcome, and under Dadaran's hard work, the Badana army forced a gap in the array of the Sindra army.

Just as the levee of the flood was completely broken by a rupture, Traag's garrison was on the verge of collapse because of the gap dug by Dadaran, and the soldiers were not like the king who protected them, but they were overwhelmed, and no matter how frantically they tried to fill the gap, the gap continued to widen, and the constant influx of Bataan's army made it a distant and unrealistic fantasy to fill it, and by this time Traag's royal banner was less than a hundred meters away from Dadaran.

However, the tide of battle changed at this time, and the rear of Bataana's army suddenly became chaotic.

At this point, apart from King Traag himself, I am afraid that no one else in the entire battlefield knew what was happening. The Kok Infantry Regiment, led by Prince Yabishu, had unwittingly approached the rear of Bataina's army, and had opened its bloody jaws without mercy.