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Chapter 398: Post-War Landscape
Viking: Master of the Icy Sea

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Unfortunately, he had severely underestimated the enemy's will to resist.

Learning from past mistakes, Basil did not build fortresses in the middle of the mountain passes. Instead, he positioned his defensive works on the peaks lining both sides, rendering direct cannon fire impossible.

As a result, the Vikings had to rely solely on their infantry to forcefully crack open the wooden stockades and stone fortresses dotting the route.

The mountainous path from Bologna to Florence stretched over one hundred and seventy kilometers. At their current pace of advancement, traversing it would take at least two months.

Even after capturing Florence, there was still a journey of two hundred kilometers remaining. Upon arriving outside the gates of Rome, it was estimated that they would need to deploy over fifty bronze cannons just to bombard the city walls.
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The following day, Wig dispatched the Royal Division and the First Division—both in relatively good condition—to give chase
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