Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 81: No More Popo

Thousands of Holy Knight dressed in red and white armor first drew a cross before charging forward on horseback.

They were confident of their attack. If a devastating charge involving thousands of winged hussars couldn’t bring down the Khitans, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth would have never become a powerhouse at all.

They started the charge with light hearts as if they were out on a tour, but their faces slowly turned grim. They noticed that the lush grassland beneath them was wet, not with rainwater but blood.

Countless horses lay dead on the ground, their bodies mashed up as if trampled by a behemoth. Corpses of their fellow winged hussars littered the battlefield. A disgusting scent stimulated their revulsion, making them barf.

They felt like they had stepped into hell.

“…Captain?” a knight fearfully galloped up to Cassivia and asked.

“…”

There was a crack in Cassivia’s usually cold and stoic face. She was silent for seconds before she raised the sword in her hands and roared, “We have to purge all heretics!”

The other knights swallowed their fears and cheered.

“Purge all heretics!”

They were a step away from becoming the new rulers of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. They wouldn’t allow anything to foil them at this juncture, let alone something as minor as this!

The thousands of Holy Knights mustered their courage and charged on.

Soon, they spotted a dusty red mist with occasional silver glints ahead of them.

“What’s that?” a knight asked in confusion.

The answer was soon revealed to them.

It was row after row of heavy cavalrymen armored from head to toe. A blood twin-headed eagle flew above them, eyeing them loftily from above as if mocking their ignorance.

“The Cataphracts?!” a holy knight exclaimed.

Did the Khitan Caesar bring back the Roman Empire’s Cataphracts?!

“Hm?”

Shu Yichao galloped forward and took off his helmet. He first wiped his face before looking at the relatively shorter female knight captain in front of him.

He had already noticed these red dots even before the outbreak of battle wi

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