Berserk Manga Chapter 23

Berserk Manga Chapter 23

In Berserk manga chapter 23, Griffith is given permission by the Midland king to lead the Band of the Hawk in an attack on Doldrey, a fortress controlled by the Tudor Empire. Griffith confidently accepts the mission despite the huge difference in numbers between the two sides. Casca reveals that the commander of Doldrey, Gennon, has a troubling history with Griffith, suggesting that Griffith may have a personal reason for taking the mission. Meanwhile, Gennon orders General Boscogn to capture Griffith alive, setting the stage for the battle over Doldrey.

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