The people in the city still didn't know how the "Rebels" found those farmers who ran faster than rabbits and made them serve their cause.
They only knew that with the help of the "little gray men," less than two days later, the "little blue men" had dug a trench parallel to the city walls, connecting the small fortresses, stretching from the banks of the Ashen Stream River to the River Shijian dike.
Moreover, they used the earth excavated from the trench to build a steep earthen wall behind the trench.
The prophecy of the "palisade stakes" came true.
From the riverbank to the riverbank, the "Rebels" used an artificial geographical barrier to completely isolate Kingsfort from its prosperous western neighbor.
Realizing this, the morale of the defending troops inevitably grew despondent, and the air within the city became even more oppressive.
The more intensely the Rebels worked outside the city, the more anxious and uneasy the defending troops became inside.
