The Remnant Climbs Mount Hamavan

From B13.12, The Turanians Besiege Hamavan. It illustrates B13.12.5–14:

B13.12.5
They reached Mount Hamavan and set their trainUpon its outer slopes above the plain.
B13.12.6
Then Tus addressed brave Giv, renowned and wise:“Illustrious chief, whose counsel none denies,
B13.12.7
For three full days we marched and none were fed,Without repose, while grief around us spread.
B13.12.8
Come, eat a little; lay your armor by,Then sleep and rest while night still holds the sky.
B13.12.9
Piran will surely follow without stay,Intent on battle as he comes this way.
B13.12.10
Go to the mountain; take your post; prepare,And leave our freshest troops in Bijan’s care.”
B13.12.11
Then Giv led up the wounded from the strife,All weary of the world and sick of life.
B13.12.12
He chose the freshest warriors from the band,And formed a rested force at his command.
B13.12.13
“This mountain-top,” he said, “shall be our ground;Here we must set our weary ranks around.”
B13.12.14
The outpost guards descended from the height,To bar the road and block the foe outright.