Kingdom - Vol. 71 Ch. 770 - This Year's Military Might

[MangaDex]

 

[Kingosharks]

Our boy lives!

 

[LordofLeechers]

Dang Heki and his harem of Amazons.

 

[Doomer]

looking at the map last chapter it seems pretty obvious that they would need to take Hango first, it's between you and Gi'an, you would be cut off if you don't take it first.

 

[Liar]

Operation Save Husbando is a go.

 

[dofzine]

HEKKIII

 

[Jamadhur]

Heki brooo is alive, yeah!!!!

 

[TehSDragon]

THE KING LIVES

 

[grumbles]

LETS GO HEKI BROS!!

 

[Thoshy]

Operation Rescue Hekki is a go!

 

[Yiledute]

looking at the map last chapter it seems pretty obvious that they would need to take Hango first, it's between you and Gi'an, you would be cut off if you don't take it first.

Armies don't always take every city on their way, plenty of times they skip them to rush and reach a more important target. So it's not really as obvious, and I don't think Riboku has enough soldiers to split his armies and defend both from such a threat.

Regardless, knowing Riboku's feats, he probably already foresaw it and is waiting for them at Hango.

 

[sssr]

Heki is building the Great Wall?

 

[gimli2493]

Heki about to cut Shibashou in half proving that he is on par with the legends.

 

[sixfish11]

Heki bros are eatin tonight

 

[chabermaca]

Didn't the main mountain guy die at some point? Am I thinking of someone else?

 

[ThrystaVindr]

Didn't the main mountain guy die at some point? Am I thinking of someone else?

You're probably thinking of Kitari's brother

 

[NotALewdGuy]

HEKI BROOOOOO

 

[KriegGuardsman]

THE KING LIVES

HE JUST LIKE ALL OF US FR FR

 

[KriegGuardsman]

looking at the map last chapter it seems pretty obvious that they would need to take Hango first, it's between you and Gi'an, you would be cut off if you don't take it first.

Logistics back in those days was mainly the supply wagon armies carried around for themselves.

The continous logistic lines we think of today wouldn't make an appearance before professional armies started to take over (to mantain a flow of payments to the soldiers, around the 1400s in Europe but possibly earlier in other regions), and really cemented themselves in warfare with WW1. Before then, skipping cities wasn't a big deal as long as you had enough supplies.

 

[quiproquo]

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