Apart from the garrison troops stationed in various locations in the Northwest, an additional hundred thousand troops have been assembled to launch a full-scale attack on the Tartar border, while the thirty thousand troops on the Wala border serve only as a deterrent.
Moreover, a spy planted by the Tartars within the Wala camp has personally witnessed Han people entering and leaving the camp of the Wala Great General, infuriating the Tartar Army, which had fully retreated to defend itself.
What the hell, this Wala is such a turncoat!
Although Batraj was suspicious of deceit, as the Wala Army gradually distanced itself from the united forces, he had no choice but to believe that the Wala had betrayed them.
At a command, ten thousand Wala soldiers who hadn't had time to retreat were ruthlessly slaughtered by the Tartars.
The Wala Great General, who had been threatened by the Great Chu Army, was also a bit dumbfounded, wondering about the promised bribes, persuasion, and courtesy.
