Bab 314: Arrival of Costantine

 The army's procession through the ancient land of the greeks unfolded like a grand tapestry of martial might, each element contributing to a symphony of disciplined power. The rhythmic cadence of marching soldiers reverberated through the cobblestone streets, echoing the determination of the infantry—levies drawn from the fields, a varied assembly of warriors armed with an eclectic mix of weaponry. From simple spears to rusted swords, their collective resolve formed the bedrock of the marching contingent.

In the wake of the infantry, a formidable contingent of heavy cavalry presented a dazzling display of military prowess. These mounter men of iron , bedecked in gleaming armor that caught the sunlight, rode majestic steeds. Armed with lances and broadswords, they embodied the culmination of years of martial experience, their disciplined formation creating an imposing presence that spoke of chivalric traditions.