My Players Are So Fierce

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Cavalrymen Training Courses and the Great Operation of Secret Hunter

935: 318.

Cavalrymen Training Courses and the Great Operation of Secret Hunter

“Move it!

Damn it, do you all have brains as small as those of the Gnolls?

How many times must I teach you that not only the warhorses need to move during a charge, but the riders must move with them!

You’ve got ten fingers and two arms, and they’re not just for eating, wiping your ass, or entertaining yourselves!

Go back to the starting point and do it again!

This time, if anyone’s movement is still not up to standard, I’ll have you practice thirty more times!

If one person in a team is not up to par, the rest of you can forget about sleeping tonight, you bunch of idiots!”

The rough and booming shouts of dissatisfaction echoed across the grassland as night fell, like an invisible whip lashing at the group of new recruits riding warhorses and practicing wall formation charges in front of him, forcing them to turn their horses and head back to the starting point without a moment to complain.

These were all new recruits recruited by the Wing Riding Commander, Colonel Valande, from Crimson Castle.

This powerful and rough Knight clearly did not understand the method of gentle persuasion in teaching; his training was always harsh and straightforward.

If they didn’t get it right the first time, they’d do it twice, and they would continue to practice until these idiot recruits mastered the most basic cavalry tactics, and this was just their first lesson.

To become a member of the Winged Cavalry was a long-held dream for countless youths across the Transia Lands; sadly, the destruction of Westerburg had put a definitive end to the era of the Winged Cavalry.

Although the once-continent-shaking cavalry unit had not completely lost its structure, the small number that remained was obviously insufficient to support the Valande Knight’s dream of establishing a knight’s fame anew.

He had to replenish fresh blood for his legion.

Unfortunately, not everyone who could ride a horse could become a Winged Cavalry member.

The selection standard for this special troop type was so stringent that the Valande Knight had nearly scoured the entire Crimson Castle and so far had only very selectively picked out a hundred people.

One-third of those people were Murphy’s warriors.

The Scarlet Hammer Sickle Group, with their Embedded Joy Stick, nearly all passed the selection assessment for Winged Cavalry, but the entry standards for this new occupation system were quite severe.

Just to transition into an Escort of the Winged Cavalry required an Endurance and Strength Attribute ≥7, which was basically equivalent to only the strongest individuals within the human race being able to meet the standards.

The basic condition to complete a secondary transition into becoming Winged Cavalry vanguard was to pass the Black Iron Trial, meaning that every official member of the Winged Cavalry was at least of a Black Iron Rank cavalryman, so it’s no wonder the army’s combat power was so formidable.

It’s even less surprising that, even during Transia’s most prosperous times, the Winged Cavalry never exceeded five thousand men.

It was almost like sweeping up all of Transia’s battle-capable elites in one go.

However, these preconditions, so difficult for ordinary people, were relatively easy and straightforward for the players because they could level up quickly.

After Stick Brother’s Scarlet Hammer Sickle Brigade swept through the entire Jackal and Wolf Disaster event in first place as a team, his thirty subordinates had all been “Black Ironized,” naturally making them an excellent source of soldiers in the eyes of Valande Knight.

Although the Grey Vulture Knight was cursing non-stop as if he was truly teaching a bunch of hopeless idiots, in reality, he was very much aware that Sir Murphy’s warriors had an incredible talent for learning!

According to his past experience, newly recruited recruits required two months of training to maintain standard formation during a charge.

However, these fellows had just become Winged Cavalry Escorts yesterday, and their spear charge tonight already had a semblance of proper form.

At this rate, in a maximum of two months, these fellows could be trying to complete their transition from vanguard light cavalry to impact heavy cavalry.

Valande watched the sixty new recruits charging across the grassland on horseback with an expressionless face, immediately distinguishing between Murphy’s warriors and the local Transia People.

Because the learning progression of the two groups wasn’t on the same level at all, like a bunch of chickens mixed with a few swans.

“Where did he find this bunch of geniuses?”

The Grey Vulture Knight was inwardly astonished and also felt a hidden thrill of excitement.

If Murphy could keep drawing similar clever and strong Highlanders from that mysterious “Ceris” tribe, then his hope of restoring a quarter of the Winged Cavalry’s complement before the Black Disaster struck was not wishful thinking.

“Sunny, what do you think?”

Valande turned back to his wife, also his cavalry deputy, a questioning look on his face.

Although his wife, like him, came from Highlanders, Lady Sunny was considered “learned” among the Highlanders, unlike Valande, who couldn’t recognize a single character, and was quite a brute.

In past battles, the Grey Vulture Knight also greatly relied on his wife’s wisdom and advice.

“My suggestion is to train Murphy’s warriors and the ordinary Transia People separately.”

Lady Sunny answered straightforwardly:

“Just like you can’t rear eagles and chickens together; the training progress of the locals will slow down the advancement of these little geniuses.

Or another way!

Use the locals as cavalry escorts for them, which could result in a better combination.

Lord Murphy’s warriors learn very quickly, but they’re not without flaws.

These fellows have too unstable personalities.

They’re easily distracted by external changes and have a hard time enduring the hardships like true Winged Cavalry, perfecting the cooperation during large-scale legion charges.

Therefore, I feel our training for them should be biased.”