Relying on Zhang Zhongjun's previous battle scene in which the two sides would only torture and kill the peasants and soldiers, but not be very ruthless to the real troops, the battle between the two nobles is actually very tacit, that is, they do not be ruthless to each other's real strength, and if they want to have a lot of peasant soldiers to harvest at will.

But the tacit understanding that both sides had originally had an accident when it came to the knight battle, or it was not an accident, but a plot that was intentionally done by one party, and only a few people knew the details, and even most of their own people did not know the conspiracy. On the other hand, they thought it was the same as before, so they were hit by one face, and five knights were hung directly.

Zhang Zhongjun didn't know how awesome a green cloud knight was on this island, but looking at the green cloud knights on both sides combined, there were only less than thirty green cloud knights, and there were five fewer on the other side of the river, and the loss to the lord over there should be super heavy, don't you see that the face of the other lord's face is already so blue that it is not human?

The lord who lost five knights over there directly pointed at this side and scolded, but unfortunately Zhang Zhongjun didn't master the language of this realm, so he couldn't understand it at all, but he thought it was a plot, despicable or something.

I can't understand the words, I can only guess by looking at everyone's faces, which is really unpleasant, but I can also guess the evolution of the following scene.

The nobles on this side of the river, apparently only those knights are in the know, just look at the light cavalry, archers, and infantry who are as sluggish as the opposite.

But what a force is a force is, that is, it will naturally think about things in the position of its own camp, and it will also do things in the direction of the interests of its own camp, because everyone knows that if its own camp has benefits, they will also gain benefits.

Therefore, the light cavalry, archers, and infantry on this side of the river quickly woke up, and their own side yin the other party once, and once they lost five knights, not only became a real mortal enemy, but also let their side occupy a favorable situation, in this impossible situation, naturally do not need to think about anything else, it is right to fight with all their might.

Then the first to strike was those archers, and in an instant, dozens of arrows wrapped in light flew away, directly penetrating the infantry on the opposite side, and the archers of the other side also took revenge with all their might, and the light arrows had already flown to the infantry on this side.

Seeing this scene, Zhang Zhongjun blinked his eyes, shouldn't the archers be the archers who attack the enemy with all their might? As long as the enemy's long-range attack force is eliminated, his own side will be able to increase the increase of the powerful long-range attack force! Why are the archers on both sides only aiming at the opponent's infantry to vent?

That's right, it's venting, because those infantry who only wear leather armor and hold wooden shields can't stop the arrows that are shining and rushing at all, definitely one arrow at a time!

And now it's a knight cavalry battle, the infantry can only surround the periphery and shout and cheer, attacking them has no effect on the victory or defeat of the battlefield, it is better to shoot those knights directly with arrows, although with the strength of the knights will definitely have no effect, but harassing the enemy knights, to increase the chances of victory for their own knights is not also very good?

Even if attacking the knights has little effect, it should be no problem to attack those light cavalry, right? Zhang Zhongjun can see that these so-called light cavalry should be the attendant knights of those knights, and a knight takes two or three attendant knights, and whenever a knight encounters danger or does not notice something, the attendant knight will rush up to help without fear of life and death. And when the knight has free time, he will also help solve the danger of the squire knight.

Therefore, this knight and several squire knights form a very strong battle group, only the same knight battle group can block it, and other combat forces cannot be stopped at all.

Therefore, as long as the enemy's squire knight is killed, no matter how strong the knight is alone, he can't stop the siege of the knight group of the same level!

And the archers didn't do it for Mao?

After observing for a while, Zhang Zhongjun felt that this was the archers' sympathy for their peers, so they did not attack the enemy who was also an archer, and similarly, they did not attack the light cavalry, because the light cavalry was of a higher level than them, so they did not dare to offend easily.

And now it's on the battlefield again, so the only enemy that can attack is naturally the opposing infantry. If you want to wait for the infantry to kill about the same, they will attack the light cavalry, and when the light cavalry is almost killed, then I don't know if these archers are attacking their fellow archers, or if they are attacking the knights.

However, Zhang Zhongjun also understood from this order of attack that the hierarchy system in this world should be very strict, even so strict that people will subconsciously abide by it, otherwise there is no way to explain that Mao will actually kill the enemy according to the hierarchy on this battlefield of life and death!

Of course, there is also a more important point that the lord's control over his subordinates is not tight, because Zhang Zhongjun saw that the lords on both sides of the river bank sent attendants to the archers several times in a row to scold something, obviously wanting the archers to attack valuable enemies, but the archers on both sides were still the same, concentrating on shooting the infantry, and they looked like they did not kill all the infantry and did not transfer the target of the attack.

He's meowed, the forces under his own command actually didn't obey the orders of his own lords, this is to rebel? It's just that the archers have not been punished for their repeated attacks without making changes, but the lords on both sides have no longer sent their attendants by acquiescence, which obviously encourages his subordinates to be self-sufficient.

However, according to Zhang Zhongjun's understanding of this kind of world with knights, there is no absolute authority between superiors and subordinates, and it will not be that the superiors will tell the subordinates to do something, and the subordinates will do it obediently. It's more like shareholders of all sizes in a shop.

The majority shareholder can only use interests or the general trend to drive the minority shareholder to do things, and the small shareholder is chaotic, and the major shareholder can only join other shareholders to crusade against the small shareholder who is making trouble, and after dealing with the other party, he has to worry about it and cannot make excessive penalties at will.

Although everyone can't sit on an equal footing, this pattern of being able to make their own voices heard is very similar to the aristocratic system of the Great Chen Dynasty, but I don't know if the aristocratic system of the Great Chen Dynasty has learned such a system, or if this system is originally a self-shaped system, and then covers countless worlds.

For example, if a superior authority like the Imperial World is powerful and can drive the lower level of the system at will, I think that each world will have the same system.

Thinking of this, Zhang Zhongjun shook his head, then looked at the battlefield that was getting hotter and hotter, and signaled his five hundred soldiers to get ready, because he knew that when the battle reached such an extent, both sides would definitely remember that there were five hundred mercenaries on the side.

(End of chapter)