The old General could see, during the battle, how brutal it was.
He clearly knew that their ability to drive the enemy back twenty miles and cause tens of thousands of deaths was entirely due to the strategies they had arranged early on and their new weapons.
The enemy was only using cold weapons; apart from swords, there were also knives, and they only relied on brute force.
Their attempt at internal and external collaboration failed, and they could not break through the city gates.
When they tried to ram the gate with large wooden logs, the strongmen holding the logs were killed by a bomb thrown at them.
Grenades were thrown far, and according to the firelight, they couldn't guard against it and were suddenly killed by explosions.
In fact, there was a weapon they had, capable of throwing grenades very far, not just hand-thrown at close range—hiding in the distance, the enemy's Chief Commander and their generals were killed by explosions.
