Judging from the battle scenes where Zhang Zhongjun only abused and killed peasant soldiers in the previous battles, but did not take much ruthless measures against the real troops, the battle between the two nobles was actually very tacit, that is, they did not take ruthless measures against the other party's true strength. If they wanted to have a head of people, they would naturally have a vote of peasant soldiers to harvest them at will.

But the tacit understanding between both sides originally occurred when they went to the Knights to fight, or it was not an accident, but one side made the intention, and only a very small number of people knew the details and even most of them didn't know about the conspiracy. However, the other side still thought it was the same as before, so they got hit in one encounter and directly killed five knights.

Zhang Zhongjun didn't know how awesome a green cloud knight was on this island, but looking at the number of green cloud knights on both sides, there were only less than 30 green cloud knights on the other side, there were five missing from the other side. I think the losses to the lord there should be super heavy. Is the other lord's face turned pale and unparalleled?

The lord who lost five knights there pointed directly at this side and cursed. Unfortunately, Zhang Zhongjun did not master the language of this land and could not understand it at all, but he thought it was just a plot, despicable language.

I can't understand the words and can only guess by looking at the face and feelings of everyone. It's really a bit unhappy, but I can also guess the evolution of the following scene.

Obviously, only the knights on the river were informed. Just look at the light cavalry, archers, and infantry that were as dull as the opposite side.

But what is a force? It means that it will naturally think about things from the standpoint of its own camp and will also do things according to the interests of its own camp, because everyone knows that their own camp has benefits and they will also gain benefits.

Therefore, the light cavalry, archers and infantry on the river quickly realized that they had slandered the other side once, and five knights were destroyed at one time. Not only did they become real mortal enemies, but they also occupied a favorable situation. In this situation where it is impossible to give in, they naturally don’t have to consider anything else. It is justified to use all their strength to fight.

Then the first one to show their might were the archers. In an instant, dozens of arrows wrapped in light flew away, directly penetrating the infantry opposite, and the opponent's archers also took revenge early, and the arrows of light had already shot to the infantry here.

Seeing this scene, Zhang Zhongjun blinked his eyes. Shouldn’t the archer attacker attacking the enemy with all his strength? As long as the enemy’s long-range attack power is eliminated, his side can get the support of the powerful long-range attack power! Why are the archers on both sides only aiming at the opponent’s infantry to vent?

That's right, it's just venting, because those infantrymen who were only wearing leather armor and holding wooden shields could not block the arrows that were lit up with light, and they were definitely one arrow!

Moreover, it is now a battle between knights and cavalry, and infantry can only surround the periphery and cheer. Attacking them has no effect on the victory or defeat of the battlefield. It is better to shoot the knights directly with arrows. Although the strength of the knights is definitely not effective, harassment hinders the enemy knights, isn’t it good to increase the chances of victory for your own knights?

Even if attacking knights does not have much effect, it should be fine to attack those light cavalrymen? Zhang Zhongjun saw that these so-called light cavalrymen should be the attendant knights of those knights. One knight brings two or three attendant knights. Whenever the knight encounters danger or does not notice, the attendant knight will rush up to help without fear of life and death. When the knight has free time, he will also help solve the danger of the attendant knights.

Therefore, this knight and several attendants formed a very powerful combat team. Only the same knight combat team can block it, and other combat powers cannot be stopped at all.

So as long as the enemy's servant knight is killed, no matter how powerful the knight is, he cannot resist the siege of the knight group of the same level!

And the archers didn't do this for Mao?

After observing for a while, Zhang Zhongjun felt that this was the archers' mutual appreciation for their peers, so they did not attack enemies who were also archers. Similarly, they did not attack light cavalry because the level of light cavalry was higher than that of them, so they did not dare to offend easily.

Now it is on the battlefield, so the only enemy that can attack is naturally the opponent's infantry. I think it will only attack the light cavalry when the infantry is almost killed. When the light cavalry is almost killed, I don't know whether they are attacking fellow archers who are also archers or attacking the knights.

However, Zhang Zhongjun also understood from this attack order that the hierarchy in this world should be very strict, even so strict that people subconsciously abide by it, otherwise it would not be explained that Mao would actually kill the enemy according to the hierarchy in this battlefield of life and death!

Of course, there is a more important point that the lords do not have strict control over their command, because when Zhang Zhongjun saw the lords on both sides of the river, they sent attendants to the archers to scold them several times in a row. They obviously wanted the archers to attack valuable enemies, but the archers on both sides were still the same, shooting and killing the infantry, as if they did not kill all the infantry and did not transfer the target of attack.

He was so sad that his own force did not obey his orders, and was he going to rebel? However, the archers did not make any changes in the attacks several times, not only did they not receive punishment, but the lords on both sides no longer sent servants to the default. This obviously encouraged their subordinates to be self-conscious.

However, according to Zhang Zhongjun's understanding of this world with knights, there is no absolute authority between superiors and subordinates. It is not that the superiors say that they will do whatever they want, but subordinates will do what they do. It is more like shareholders of different sizes in a shop.

The major shareholder can only use interests or general trends to drive the small shareholder to do things, while the small shareholder is acting randomly. The major shareholder can only join hands with other shareholders to fight against the small shareholder who is causing trouble. After dealing with the other party, he still has to worry about being too serious and not to make excessive punishments at will.

Although this kind of pattern in which people cannot be on par with their own right, they can make their own voices very similar to the aristocratic system of the Great Chen Dynasty. I don’t know if the aristocratic system of the Great Chen Dynasty learned such a system, or if such a system was originally self-formed and instead covered countless worlds.

For example, the system that is highly authoritative like the empire world can drive subordinates at will, and it seems that each world will have the same system.

Thinking of this, Zhang Zhongjun shook his head, then looked at the increasingly popular battlefield, and signaled that the five hundred soldiers were ready, because he knew that to this extent, both sides would definitely remember that there were five hundred mercenaries beside him staring at him.
Chapter completed!