Chapter 548 Pincer Attack
"Everyone, follow me! Let''s annihte the Filrenian forces!" Wielding his Diatanium dagger, Caspian led
the charge.
The armored battalion, Ferb''s subordinates, and two other regiments followed Caspian into the fray.
Macy kept close to Caspian. She joined the assault with the rest of the troops.
The initial artillery onught had disheartened the Filrenian forces. It significantly diminished their
numbers.
Caspian led the armored battalion and Quinton''s vast contingent.
They faced little resistance from the overwhelmed enemy.
Balthazar watched from Tenby Passage as the Diatoranian onught easily scattered the Filrenian
troops.
The Diatoranian forces were unstoppable and majestic. They carved a bloody path through the enemy
ranks.
…
Meanwhile, at the West Arind border, the Filrenian forcesunched a fierce assault.
Dax, the West Arinds Champion, and his troops valiantly resisted. But, the absence of two
regiments limited their defense.
Despite facing Filren''s elite forces, the West Arinds defenders struggled against the overwhelming
odds and continuous reinforcements.
"Champion Dax, we might not withstand Filren''s onught. Perhaps we should retreat to minimize our
losses," a general suggested, recognizing the problematic situation.
"Hold the line! We must defend this position at all costs! Diatoran will be in trouble if we falter!" Dax
dered.
"But the enemy''s attack is too intense, and they''re well-armed. Continuing might lead to our total
annihtion," the general warned.
"Even if we retreat, there''s no guarantee we can hold back their advance. We must stand our ground,
even if it means fighting to ourst breath," Dax insisted.
"Champion Dax, with the Diatoranian God of War here, we could regroup and await the sovereign''s
rescue. Together, we can then confront Filren!" the general proposed.
"Enough! My decision is final. Retreating now would only invite further pursuit and greater losses.
Speak of retreat again, and I''ll have you executed for demoralizing our troops!" Dax eximed in anger.
The general dared not push further after seeing Dax''s resolve.
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Outside the Tenby Passage...
After hours of fiercebat, Caspian and his forces had nearly wiped out the Filrenian invaders.
The battlefield was a gruesome sight. There were rivers of blood and mountains of corpses.
Most of the Filrenian troops were in. There were only a few hundred managing to flee.
The Diatoranian soldiers suffered minimal casualties and secured a decisive victory.
Balthazar observed from the walls of the passage.
He felt a deep sense of pride watching Quinton''s former subordinates fight valiantly.
Though wounded in the battle, Logan showed no signs of retreat.
"Urgent message for the Diatoranian God of War from the West Arinds border!" an intelligence
officer called out.
Caspian sensed trouble and took the satellite phone.
"This is Caspian. What''s the situation?" he inquired.
"Diatoranian God of War, is the King safe?" Dax''s voice came through.
"Champion, the King is safe, and Quinton has been dealt with," Caspian assured.
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"Excellent! As long as the King is safe, I''m relieved. I knew there was nothing you couldn''t handle." Dax
expressed his relief.
He knew the King''s capture in the West Arinds could have had dire consequences.
"Champion Dax, what''s the situation at the border?" Caspian asked, concerned.
"Diatoranian God of War, the Filrenian forces are relentless, and their heavy weaponry is
overwhelming. We''re on the brink of copse," Dax reported.
"Hold your ground at all costs," Caspianmanded.
"God of War, the West Arinds troops might be wiped out if we soldier on. Do you have a n?" Dax
sought guidance.
"I''ll send the armored battalion and your two regiments for reinforcement. We can crush the enemy with
Quinton''s former subordinates attacking from behind." Caspian strategized.
"How long until your arrival?" Dax inquired.
"From the Tenby Passage, it''ll take about four hours to nk the Filrenian troops. Stall them as long as
you can," Caspian instructed.
"I''ll hold the line and await your arrival," Dax promised.
"Just endure for four hours and draw their fire. With our forces attacking from both sides, victory is
assured." Caspian nned.
"I''ll find a way to hold on," Dax vowed, ready for the challenge.
After ending the call, Balthazar approached Caspian. "Diatoranian God of War, who was that, and
what''s the situation?"
"Your Majesty, it was Dax. The West Arinds front is under severe attack from Filren," Caspian
reported truthfully.
"Do you have a n to repel the enemy?" Balthazar inquired.
"Your Majesty, I intend to send the armored battalion and Quinton''s former troops for support. We''ll
surround and defeat Filren''s forces," Caspian exined his strategy.
"Brilliant n! I''ll join you in this endeavor," Balthazar dered as he was eager to participate.
"Your Majesty, that''s not advisable. You must oversee the broader strategy and cannot risk being with
us. Our battle will be risky," Caspian advised against it.
"But my presence could boost morale!" Balthazar argued. He was keen on leading the battle
personally.
"Your Majesty, there are other ces which need you more. With the West Arinds frontline depleted,
you should return to the West Arinds War Zone. If you join us, West Arinds will be left
vulnerable," Caspian reasoned.
Balthazar considered Caspian''s logic and agreed, "Alright, I''ll return to the West Arinds War Zone."
"Time is critical. I must depart immediately to confront Filren''s forces." Caspian stressed the urgency.
"Diatoranian God of War, I wish to join you on the West Arinds front." Logan stepped forward, eager
to fight.
"That''s not possible. You''re too injured. Stay and guard Tenby Passage, and focus on healing,"
Caspian declined, concerned for Logan''s well-being.
Despite the unresolved matter of their rtionship, Caspian didn''t want Logan to continue fighting.
Caspian was concerned for his well-being as Logan was heavily injured.
"It''s nothing serious. I''m ready for the next battle!" Logan insisted, undeterred.