Life of Being a Crown Prince in France

Chapter 800 - 800 708 Promise

?Chapter 800: Chapter 708: Promise Chapter 800: Chapter 708: Promise Bagration had sent elite Royal Cavalry, far superior to what the Cossacks could offer.

However, Madalinsky and his soldiers steadfastly resisted the repeated attacks of these thousand cavalrymen with their bayonets, and though casualties continued to rise, there was no fallback whatsoever.

It was not until half a day later that the Russian Cavalry realized they could not break through this Polish infantry, so they attempted to bypass them using a gap next to the valley.

Yet they were immediately blocked by two imposing Winged Cavalry Squadrons.

Subsequently, the Polish infantry, coordinating with a flank attack, killed forty to fifty Russians on the spot.

The next day, the Russians, having suffered losses, temporarily ceased their assault.

By three o’clock in the afternoon, nearly a thousand Russian Cavalrymen arrived from the north of Bryansk.

It turned out that as early as the night before last, the Cavalry Commander had already sent messengers to Bagration requesting reinforcements.

In fact, several thousand Russian infantrymen were on their way here, 8 Russian miles away, which is 8.5 kilometers.

Before twilight, 2,000 Russian Cavalrymen once again charged at the defensive line commanded by Madalinsky.

Because they were not equipped with cannons—Madalinsky knew that cannons were the main force’s hope for capturing the Kursk Fortress, so he did not request artillery support—thus their killing power against the enemy cavalry was very limited, and the Poles could only continue to shrink their line to compensate for the gaps created by their reduced numbers.