Yeah, that Sir Isumi thinks it's a lost cause with 3,000 against 40,000 is perfectly understandable. And he wouldn't know for sure until the battle was over.
The facts of history are really often surprisingly against the odds. There's been one 80 year war in Europe in which the one country lost every single one of the battles fought, but ended up winning the war none the less.
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Date: 2012-04-30 07:08 pm (UTC)Yeah, that Sir Isumi thinks it's a lost cause with 3,000 against 40,000 is perfectly understandable. And he wouldn't know for sure until the battle was over.
The facts of history are really often surprisingly against the odds. There's been one 80 year war in Europe in which the one country lost every single one of the battles fought, but ended up winning the war none the less.