THE SIEGE OF PRODLOUST 3

The cacophony of battle reached a crescendo as the exchange of arrows between the Bauthinian and Quanian forces continued with unyielding determination.

The sky was painted with the arcs of deadly projectiles, each arrow a messenger of death and defiance.

The defenders of Bauthinia, knowing the importance of maintaining their archers' position, worked tirelessly to reinforce their fortifications.

They scrambled to bring more bricks, stones, and timber, building makeshift barriers to shield the archers from the incoming arrows.

Across the field, the Quanian archers adjusted their strategy, seeking to find gaps in the Bauthinian defense.

They aimed for the weak points in the battlements, targeting the areas with fewer defenders and where the makeshift cover was not as effective.

As the sun hung low on the horizon, casting an eerie glow over the battlefield, the archers on both sides continued to pour arrows into the air.

The sky was a storm of wooden shafts, each one carrying the ho