Most of these spheres are sculpted from rock, with surfaces polished to a smooth finish, and only the back deliberately drilled with five holes, resembling a huge bowling ball.
Standing on the high platform, you look toward the battlefield before you, where the Cao soldiers surge like a tide. Leading the charge are, naturally, the siege weapons meticulously crafted by Cao Cao, including ten giant wells.
As the Cao soldiers approached the attack range of the Han army's catapults, the catapults already set up on the city walls were the first to fire the battle. Even facing death, Cao Cao's soldiers clenched their teeth and courageously followed the team without fear.
Outside the Eastern Capital City, the moat has long been stained with blood, and the bodies of soldiers continue to surface on the water.
