Minister Vayan looked awkwardly at the panting Cuirassiers, wishing they could just disappear from his sight.
They had only run such a short distance, yet the Cuirassiers were already exhausted.
If they were truly on the battlefield, it's likely they'd be too tired to fight even before reaching the combat zone!
Luckily, this competition was about testing whether the armor could withstand the Mauser Rifle's attack; otherwise, it would have been quite humiliating!
At this moment, Minister Vayan had not yet realized that the main purpose of this test wasn't to see if the armor could withstand rifle fire but to evaluate whether cavalry could serve as the main combat force.
Therefore, cavalry must ensure that while fending off Mauser Bullets, they maintain agility and mobility.
Only then would the cavalry have the chance to encircle the infantry.
However, such cavalry that could meet both these requirements did not exist in the mid-19th century.
