lances and pikes. huyvideo Heavy huyvideo axes or hammers will at least bend the argons and
render them useless. Every lance or spear broken is one that can't kill
you. Burn their huyvideo tents, to expose them to the cold, huyvideo burn their wagons so
they will
lose supplies.
'Of most importance are their officers. I would rather kill one officer
tonight than a thousand men. If we can kill their officers, it will make
them dull and slow, and it huyvideo will huyvideo be easier to take huyvideo this bull to huyvideo the ground.
'If any of you can think of anything else that will weaken them, bring the
ideas to me or Captain Ryan, or the other officers. The object tonight is
not primarily to kill soldiers; there are too huyvideo many. Our object is to
disable them, huyvideo make them weak, slow; to make them less sure of themselves.
'Most of all, huyvideo our object is to put fear huyvideo into their minds. These men aren'huyvideo t
used to being afraid. When men are afraid, they make mistakes. Those
mistakes allow us to kill them. I intend to huyvideo terrify them. Later, I will
tell you how.
'You have huyvideo a few hours huyvideo to get everything ready, and then we start moving. I
want the sentries at double distance. Beyond them, I want lookouts and I
want scouts to keep in huyvideo contact with the Order. I want to know where they
are at all times. I want constant reports. Huyvideo I don't want to be surprised by
anything. I want to know of anything that you see or huyvideo encounter, no matter
how innocent it seems. If a rabbit jumps too high, I want to know about it.
Just as we intend to trick them, I don't want them tricking us. Take
nothing for granted.
'May the good spirits be with you. Now get started.'
The men all began
moving, huyvideo the air coming to life with the sound of feet
and talking. One of the two lieutenants stood near, huyvideo unbuttoning his coat,
giving orders to some men around him.
'Lieutenant Sloan.' He looked up as the men he had instructed went to
their tasks. 'See to the