No real path? How fast could we move forward then? Do I understand correctly that the landscape should not be too heavy for a march and does not present great problems of slope? Right?

But we have to move on anyway, so this is how we will proceed:

• We march towards Camala at normal pace and in an offence: probe posture, we are to adopt the defence: slight resistance if we meet the local forces. We are not to engage in combat unless forced to.
• Even during the march keep troops on a rein, let them compete in courage and discipline in order to maintain state of readiness. Errant groups of the barbarians may be met on our way, so we better be careful than sorry.
• All night encampments are to be fortified according to standard practice to avoid any surprises.
• We take with us what is left of the garrison in Lancia and collect more provisions and munitions on the way.
• At all times scouts are to be kept out to watch for enemy forces and to look for the places where troops could be ambushed.

I want to know - what is the morale of the troops now? what's the situation with provisions and munitions?