Book 5: Chapter 5
Battle of Lafressange
“In a nutshell, it was due to arrogance.”
When asked for the cause of this dire situation, Regis replied so.
Altina nodded.
“If they had planned a little more carefully, the outcome would be different, right?”
“At the very least, they wouldn’t have had the mindset that they had already won... It’s regrettable, but this is a case of overconfidence. Even I did not expect the situation to be this bad… … Against an enemy with unknown weapons, they did not consider that the enemy might employ other methods of fighting? Our side has the numerical superiority while High Britannia Army’s supply line is stretched thin. Shouldn’t a frontal assault be our last resort?”
Regis, who was riding Karakara, shook his head.
The Beilschmidt Border Regiment entered the battlefield from behind the Seventh Imperial Army as if it was chasing them.