"The army set forth from Pella early that fall, but by the time we reached the Makedonian city of Demetrias, the first light snow had fallen, so we quickly made haste to attack."
"We reached the outskirts of the city and camped for the next night. All of the morrow, we cleaned our weapons and made sure everything was ready for the fight. The dya after, early in the morning, we formed up. "
"After, forming up, the Elephantais marched towards the left wall, and began to smash their way into the city."
"Meanwhile, I ordered the Akontistais to rain death upon the Makedonians foolish enough to stand still. This lasted for a while until the Elephantais, having broken the wall, proceeded to destroy the gates. The Akontistai charged into the broken gates but were cut down by cavalry, that had been lying in wait. The Phanlangitites marched in the gates and were met by fierce Makedonian resitance. It faltered quickly."
"As my Phalanx was tied up with Argirian troopers, a unit of Hoplaoi attempted to flank it. Having noticed the threat, my galatian mercernaries took the initiative and charged the unit. "
"I noticed the threat and procceeded to charge my companians and Elephantias throught the broken wall and into the backs of the Hoplites. Poor guys never saw it coming."
"Having secured the outskirst of the city, I proceeded to send my Phalanx, under the command of my good friend Antigonas, down the main street leading to the town square. Meanwhile, I lead my cavalry and Kluddolon down a side road, in an attempt to flank the Makedonians."
"My Phalanx went unperturbed until the townsquare, where they were charged by the Makedonian general and the remaining Argirian infantry. My Kluddolon charged the exposed back of the formation, but was intercepted by the Makedonian Phalanx."
"Now I charged my cavalry into the flank of the Makedonian Phalanx. The men faltered and fled. In the proccess on of the Pikemen tripped and fell, spearing his commander's horse's leg, causing it to fall. The general was crushed under his weight."
"Oh, the sight was beutiful. To see all those Makedonians runing around like chickens with their heads cut off."
"The last one died, A bug under a hoof."
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