Was it a spy from his side, or did the King of Jian deceive him?
The bright moonlight illuminated the ground…
"Whoosh—"
A feathered arrow appeared out of nowhere, piercing through a gap in the heavy shield, narrowly grazing the King's nose, startling him into falling backward, nearly toppling the soldier holding the shield for him.
"Your Highness!"
"Your Highness!"
Inside the "tortoise shell" of heavy shields, the deputy and guards rushed to support the King of Huangshan.
The King of Huangshan had no time to think, and without even getting up, he shouted at the top of his lungs, "We surrender! We surrender! I want to see the Emperor of Zhou!"
If they don't surrender, his Huangshan army will perish here.
Surrendering… at least they can keep a life, and they will have to surrender sooner or later. It's better to do it earlier so that fewer soldiers die, resulting in fewer widows and orphans.
