This was an asymmetric war, with the strengths of the two sides vastly unequal.
There were no ambushes, no guerrilla warfare, and no sudden assaults; if any tactics were to be mentioned, it was only the most fundamental coordinated operations, a grand and royal head-on battle.
Archers laid down suppressing fire, spearmen advanced from the front, Guards weaved through to fragment the enemy, Heavy Equipment protected the flanks, and Cavalry provided mobile support.
And with this combination of strikes, the Holy War Army was directly reduced to ashes.
The firepower of the archers and the advance of the spears equated to artillery and infantry coordination in the era of cold weapons.
The Guards found weak points to slice through the battlefield, fighting a beautiful war of annihilation.
Even Jet and Dick, who commanded the war, found it unbelievable.
This could no longer be called war.
