The attacking formations of the subsequent brigades were not as neat as the first brigade, but they all managed to maintain their formations until the end.
Anning was very satisfied, as this meant they could at least launch offensive battles in the open fields in the future.
After the infantry brigade finished, it was the turn of the ladies, who were still infantry. Perhaps out of a competitive spirit, although the ladies' formation in skirts was not as good as the first brigade, it looked much better than the other brigades.
Cano once again suggested, "In my opinion, they are very good as skirmishers. Since we cannot obtain so many horses for now, we might as well use them as skirmishers. Skirmishers require less training but need higher fighting spirit."
After all, skirmishers fight in dispersed formations, and during combat, they are physically further away from their own officers, so they need a higher desire to fight and should not be people forced onto the battlefield.
