Yang Zhenshan stayed in Yemi City for five days, and only when the number of Northern barbarian riders around Yemi City began to increase did he lead his soldiers to leave.
Although they had captured Yemi City, there were still many settlements of the Wuliang Tribe around Yemi City; most of their elite forces had followed Wu Tuo south, but there were still many young and strong individuals left.
As time went on, many young people from these settlements began to gather, and soon more than ten thousand people converged around Yemi City.
However, these young Wuliang tribesmen were disorganized; although they were gathering, none stepped forward to lead them. The reason was simple: the high-ranking members of the Wuliang Tribe had either followed Wu Tuo south or had been slaughtered in Yemi City by the army under Yang Zhenshan's command.
Now, only some minor leaders of the Wuliang Tribe remained, who lacked the charisma and authority to organize an effective counterstrike.
