The Chronicles Of The Shark Empire

The Blood Of The Persians Will Flow

Sarpi ordered the city to be cleaned up as it all reeked of death.

So the ex-detainees organized and began to clean the entire city of waste and scattered bodies.

When they finished it was already dark. So without Sarpi's request, the Cretans, freed from the cruel judgment of the Persians, felt grateful, using that gratitude to feed the warriors and care for the wounded.

The prison that was for 1000 people had 5000, who after the b****y clash in the city, became 3000 warriors baptized in blood.

normally those warriors who served the ancient kingdom of Crete and were unjustly imprisoned by the fear that the Persians had of them, reached a maximum of 135 of power. All 3000 reached 155, thanks to their last battle.

Sarpi, taking advantage of these troops, decided that he would make an attack on the backs of the Persians surrounding Paesos, and then bring down all the Persian troops from within.

So he separated 500 men who would be responsible for the security of the city, chose the most intelligent of all to lead this garrison, known as Hieromatos the Sage.

And since he wasn't born yesterday or last week, he decided to take his princess with him. Since he didn't trust the troops or Hieromatos enough to take care of his newly acquired wife.

Then using the armor and weapons left by the Persians, he equipped his men and prepared to make a night attack so that all opposing forces surrounding Paesos were eliminated.

Meanwhile the Persians were relaxedly laying siege to Paesos, not even dreaming of what awaited them.

So when night fell, they started a march as silently as possible, 10 kilometers had to be covered before dawn and the Persians noticed something strange.

Seeing no other way, Sarpi took the horses they had to pull the supply wagon, replacing them with people.

With a total of 25 horses, Sarpi, who already had some experience in riding, took some men with similar previous experience, equipped them with javelins and leather-reinforced wooden shields (of Persian origin) and advanced forward fast as a force of lightning strike.