Game of Thrones: From King of Elden to Teen Wolf Lord

Chapter 64 Stationed at Relang River

The total number of soldiers in the two places of Stream Land and the Tomb of the First Men is enough for more than 3000 people.

In addition to the more than 3000 soldiers and 7000 wolf cavalry brought by Robb, there are now more than [-] people in the Barren Tomb Hall.

Robb had never directly commanded so many people.

In the past, Robb mostly used small-scale cavalry assault operations, and large-scale legion operations were commanded by Roose Bolton and Ser Blackfish.

Fortunately, Robb began to consciously train his soldiers very early, and now is the time to put them to use.

In the conference room of the Barren Tomb Hall, Robb began to plan and deploy before the battle.

"There are more than 6000 infantry troops, divided into seven thousand-man regiments. You five wolf cavalry centurions will be transferred out, and one person from the Ancestors Tomb and the Stream will be sent out to become a thousand-man commander."

As for the five hundred wolf cavalry, of course they are still directly under Robb.

"The thousand-man regiment in the stream area is insufficient in number, and the people assigned to it are not very effective in combat. You don't have to go to the battlefield. You are responsible for logistics and transportation."

Hearing this, the nobles of the stream land were a little unhappy. He also had his own honor and was eager to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy, but he was unable to resist Robb's military order.

The five original centurions of the Wolf Riders all held their chests high at this time. They were Robb's confidants and had the highest loyalty to Robb.

Robb also has high expectations for them. These five people will all lead the army in the future.

Now is the time for them to take the plunge.

Robb pointed at the map and said: "According to the intelligence I have received, the enemy will go west along the Relang River and forcefully attack Carlin Bay. Their numbers are large, and they are estimated to be twice as many as us."

Little Jon interjected: "And they are all navy, and the people of the Iron Islands are all good at sea combat."

Robb nodded: "Yes, my target this time is their ship. Only with the ship can we develop power on the sea."

Ed Karstark stared at the map and asked doubtfully: "Your Majesty, they are moving on the river. It is difficult for us to stop them. As long as they get on the boat, they can only attack or retreat as they wish."

To capture a ship, you cannot destroy it with fire attacks or large catapults.

This is equivalent to cutting off an arm.

Most of the soldiers in the northern border are not water-savvy, and they usually do not build large ships at all.

In this case, the enemy will be able to move forward and retreat freely on rivers and seas, and he will not be able to retain many people if he wants to.

Robb wasn't too worried about this: "It doesn't matter, they won't be able to escape then."

The remaining people looked at each other, wondering what miracles His Majesty had to show. They did not doubt what Robb said, because for so long, everything Robb said must become reality without exception.

Robb continued to plan and deploy: "Our situation is very clear now. We know the enemy's movements, but the enemy does not know our deployment.

Therefore, the six of you lie in ambush on the hills on both sides of the Redang River. When the people from the Iron Islands begin to besiege the Gulf of Cailin, the people from the south rush out and disrupt their formation.

If the enemy withstands it, the people on the north side can attack their flank; if the enemy realizes that there is an ambush and all retreat, the people can rush directly to the Relang River. "

Everyone didn't understand that the Relang River was full of river water. How could he and his soldiers rush through it?
However, His Majesty Robb said before that there is a way to solve this problem, so everyone stopped asking and just carried out the order with peace of mind.

Robb gave a final warning: "Remember, our numbers are small and it is difficult to annihilate all the enemies. You must rob as many ships as possible and ignore those who escape."

"Yes, Your Majesty!"

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Under Robb's mobilization, all the soldiers briefly trained according to military training methods for ten days.

Although the combat effectiveness has only improved slightly, the military appearance and discipline have changed.Judging from their appearance, these troops can definitely be considered elite.

The army soon set out and stationed 3000 people on the hills on both sides of the Relang River.

The troops on the north bank were fed by Barrow Hall, and the troops on the south bank were fed by Greywater Watch in the marshes.

In this way, the supply troops will not need to cross the Relang River, and their operations will be more concealed.

Robb now intends to separate logistics from the military system.

That is to say, those who fight will return to fighting, and those who fight will return to logistics.

This is a means of controlling the army. The previous system of holding all the food and grass in one's hands was very harmful. Only by controlling logistics in one's own hands can the army be effectively controlled.

After the army had been stationed for three days, Robb received a message from the raven.

Asha of the Iron Islands has captured Deepwood Motte in the north, and Theon Greyjoy is plundering the Stone Coast.

Robb knew these were feints.

Soon, the main force of the Iron Islands will land at the Redang River, preparing to attack the Gulf of Cailin.

"The people in Deep Forest Castle and Rock Coast have been evacuated. They should also be able to sense that something is wrong, but in this era without telephones, they will definitely not be able to receive news from their main force."

Robb led five hundred wolf cavalry to the north bank of the Relang River and ordered the army to immediately prepare for war.

Steveron Frey, who was stationed at Carlin Bay, led 3000 men to build fortifications day and night. The three captains in the south were eager to try.

The spies discovered the situation the day after receiving news from other places.

"Your Majesty, many boats have appeared in the Relang River! There are about seventy or eighty boats!"

Looking from the hill to the west of the Relang River, ant-like boats appeared one after another on the river level.

Various flags were hung on the ships. These flags were the flags of various island-owning families in the Iron Islands. The most eye-catching and most numerous of them was the flag embroidered with a huge sea monster.

That's the Greyjoy flag.

They were majestic and high-spirited, and soon appeared at the starting point of the Relang River.

People on the boat began to get off the boat one after another, densely packed, and soon the beach was full of people.

Robb and the others were all stationed on the backside of the hills on both sides of the Redang River, and the people of the Iron Islands did not yet have this awareness of land reconnaissance.

They thought that there was no main force in Moat Cailin, and the commotion caused by Asha and Theon had attracted all the attention of the North.

What they have to face now is just a Carin Bay guarded by a very small number of people.

They were noisy and no different from ordinary bandits and pirates. The people of the Iron Islands originally did the work of pirates.

While they were forming their team, Robb's spies were lying on the hill, taking stock from a high position.

"Five thousand...ten thousand...fifteen thousand...seventeen thousand people..."

"The siege equipment is complete, and these pirates are quite professional in robbery."

"This is still ten miles away from Cailin Bay, and they are about to set off."

(End of this chapter)