Only the Holy Grail Knights do not feel fatigue. Fidmund, Armand, and others are hastily consuming their meals. Three of the dozen Holy Grail Guards brought by Mogiana have fallen forever in the Sharp-Top Palace, their stories to be woven into songs, passed down until the end of the world.
In fact, even before the battle began, Laine's army was already weary, not without reason, which was precisely what Laine considered before mobilizing the army. Firstly, it was a winter campaign, making soldiers extremely prone to fatigue, compounded by insufficient troop numbers, resulting in virtually no rest after quickly seizing Sharp-Top Palace. The army was busy replenishing supplies, transporting goods, and mounting artillery on the walls, followed by Matthew Bade's attack lasting a day and night.
These were situations Laine anticipated before the deployment, and he made strategic preparations accordingly.
