One or two hours were already enough for him to accomplish a lot.
The gargoyle continued flying southwest. Brand finally saw a unit of skeleton cavalry weaving through the forest. He didn't know if he had missed others, but this should be a reconnaissance vanguard of a column.
Then, three minutes later, he found another unit of skeleton cavalry.
Meanwhile, Madara's tactical characteristics during this period resonated with what he had thought. He had the gargoyle cross several valleys along a direction tangent to the ridge, and sure enough, he soon saw an army of dark skeleton soldiers in the valley.
About two hundred, a battalion.
The gargoyle continued moving forward along the valley, exactly as he envisaged. Brand soon found another two battalions - although he couldn't see to which column they belonged, it was certain that during this period, Madara's column commanders were not to be trifled with.
