This city, beautiful and exquisite, could not withstand the devastation of heavy artillery and has now turned into ruins. Wei Yuan did not send troops into the city; instead, he broke camp directly and continued to march toward the Royal Court.
In this manner, Wei Yuan stopped in each city for no more than two hours. Only a small town truly surrendered, with several Dharma Images and hundreds of Dao Foundations becoming captives of the army. The remaining five cities all turned to ruins under the artillery fire.
Seven days later, a cavalry unit, clad entirely in silver armor, appeared before Wei Yuan. These were the Khan's Guards of Yin Yue, elite among elites, direct bloodline among direct bloodlines, with more than half having blood ties to Yin Yue.
This heavy cavalry was well-equipped and highly skilled, with an average of one Dao Foundation among every twenty riders. The only pity was their limited numbers—only three thousand in total.
