48 million troops

That morning, Lady L0ry didn't have high hopes for success. She'd started looking for targets, but she was rather distracted. Searching around, she'd seen some castles without bubbles, but either they were too small and had few troops, or they were just online whales in war gear. Everything seemed to suggest that nothing would happen that morning, but at a certain point, searching here and there, she noticed K166. A server she'd been to several times in the past, now home to G2L.

Looking south of King's Landing, she saw a 2 billion-power castle without a bubble, Dragon Rouge, with the exterior appearance of a knight. She immediately thought:

"Here's another castle I can't attack because it's full of knights."

However, Lady L0ry was intrigued and sent a scout to take a look.

She never imagined she'd find nearly 50 million troops inside without T5s. Nowadays, only players who already have T5s have that power, so much so that sometimes even 1.2 billion-power castles are without troops. But here we were talking about 48 million troops! To be honest, when Lady L0ry saw that huge number, she thought she was wrong; maybe it was 4.8 million troops and not 48. So, incredulous, she counted over and over again, verifying that number was true. Yep, there really were that many. Well, now that the castle was truly interesting, Lady L0ry began to analyze the real possibilities. For months and months, she had been reading reports from her companions who had cleared out millions of troops in castles alone. Sure, in the past, she wouldn't have hesitated for a second and would have called for a rally, but how great would it be to fight with just 48 million troops? Could she do it?

Lady L0ry was asking herself so many questions at a rapid pace; such a large number of troops was truly rare without T5, and let's not forget, in Rebel Gear! Analyzing the wall and the type of troops inside, Lady L0ry realized it was definitely an infantry account, but the wall was missing an important activator. Jaime was there, but Latz was missing. There was Leila, but there was only Haley. The two most important skill activators, Jaime and Leila, didn't have the support needed to defend the castle. The number of infantry inside was truly remarkable: 12 million T4s, 20 million T3s, and 10 million T1s, but without protection they would have been vulnerable. All this thinking had Lady L0ry in a frenzy. She wanted to attempt the solo, but she still had many doubts. Could she do it? Her fears were losing her lord in the attack, especially the first one. But also losing so many troops that she'd end up in the same hell she'd been through several times before. Yes, jumping out and training infantry to fill the void. Doing so on that map would have meant losing the target 90% of the time or being attacked by the alliance's very strong cavalry players. She couldn't make any mistakes. So, overcome by all those doubts, she asked her alliance partner Neroth.

He, like Lady, is an infantryman, very experienced and cautious. They had both been using the same infantry bleed formation for years and knew all its problems and flaws. They were also very similar in strength, so there was no better person to ask for advice. Lady L0ry sought him out and asked

"Do you think I could do it?"

He, like Lady, analyzed the scout and came to the same conclusions as Lady. Yes, it was possible, but... but there was always a but, an unknown factor present as in all combat. He could be reinforced by another infantryman with T5s, he could receive a garrison from a strong cavalryman, or he could come back online and put on war gear. Lady L0ry knew that unknowns aren't always predictable, but what mattered to her was whether she could do it, and the words of her teammate Neroth confirmed her strategies. She would certainly need to use a 75% buff, to be stronger and have more troops on the attack. Each attack would always face the maximum number of troops possible on a wall, so around 16 or 17 million. The calculation had to be made based on that first attack, which would then have to be repeated numerous times. Well, the moment had come. Lady's heart was pounding, she prepared her troops, and captured a 60 lord to get the buff. Then it was time to jump. She jumped just below the area where Dragon Rouge's castle was located.

She thought to herself:

"It doesn't matter if I lose the lord or if things go badly, I have to try."

Lady L0ry knew Neroth was watching her at that moment, but if she lost the lord, he wouldn't be able to intervene because he was blocked by an event. Lady L0ry was alone. She took a deep breath and set off. The troops advanced quickly, struck, and with growing anxiety, Lady L0ry waited to see that small box on the left that would show her a summary of the first fight. Those seconds of waiting were interminable, but finally, there it was. That small box on the left was a splendid sight for Lady; her troop bar was high!

How wonderful! The attack had gone well, but did she still have enough troops? As the troops returned, she saw that she hadn't lost t5, but only a few t4. This was a memorable moment for her, because in that moment she knew she could do it. Her mood changed immediately. From fearful and hesitant, uncertain of how things would turn out, she understood that the target was now hers. Only unexpected events could stop her. So Lady L0ry attacked again and again.

But the more she attacked, the more, unlike in the past, her sense of confidence grew. She was doing it and achieving excellent results. Each attack increased her sense of pride, and it was also satisfying not to make a fool of herself in front of her comrades who were watching her. 

Unlike in the past, that fight took place in little more than 2 minutes, but that small span of time gave Lady L0ry a feeling she will never, ever forget. For the first time, Lady L0ry felt strong. She remembered countless battles where she had felt weak and unsure, doubting her abilities and fearing failure. Those moments of insecurity had often left her questioning her place among her mates. But now, with this newfound strength, she realized how far she had come and how much she had grown. This experience marked a turning point, solidifying her confidence and sense of accomplishment.

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