In a field where every shout can give you away, the trick is to use the land as your cover and silence as your weapon. First, pick a spot with a natural edge—rock, low hedge, or a cluster of trees—so you can hide the first wave of fighters. Let a few trusted men hold the line, shouting at a steady pace so the enemy thinks you’re all forward. Then, when the foe comes too close, cut the shout, fall silent, and let the hidden fighters drop in from the side, striking where they’re least expected. Keep the rest of your squad in shadow, ready to step up if the enemy throws a counter attack. It’s all about timing, quiet movement, and letting the terrain do the work for you.

Got it, keep the edges tight and the rhythm steady. Thanks for the heads‑up. Stay sharp.