Balta & Rhindon
Balta, I’ve noticed your training in those old sword rituals. I’ve been refining a new formation that might give us an edge on the front—care to review it together?
Show me the formation, and I’ll see if it can stand up to the old ways. I'm ready to test it.
Here’s the outline: we form a staggered line of three, with the left flank in a tighter wedge, the right in a loose phalanx. The center will hold a tight shield wall while we use the flanks to cut around enemy armor. It’ll keep our firepower focused and give us room to retreat if needed. Give it a once over, and we’ll run through it on the next drill.
Alright, let's see. Tight wedge left could be risky if the enemy pushes hard, but the shield wall in the center will hold if we keep it solid. The loose phalanx on the right gives us breathing room, good for a retreat. We'll run it in the next drill and see if it stands up to the real fight. I'm ready.
Understood. I’ll lead the drill, focus on timing, and keep the shield wall unbroken. Trust the plan, keep your sights steady, and we’ll see if the old ways can keep up.I’ll start the drill at dawn. Keep your guard up and follow the rhythm, no deviation. This formation will do what it’s designed to do.
Ready at dawn, eyes on the shield wall, no deviation. We'll hold the rhythm and see the plan stand.