For the court's army, this was a great victory worth boasting about.
On the night of the raid, all the provisions in the Rouran Army Camp were burned, and countless Rouran Barbarians were killed or injured. The deserters were caught by ambushes, and all who could be killed were slain, leaving no prisoners alive.
In the following days, the Left General was busy clearing the battlefield, treating the wounded, and burying the dead. Of course, reports of the great victory were indispensable.
On the court's side, the losses were not small either. However, such a great victory, unseen in decades or centuries, was truly exhilarating and thrilling. The morale of the soldiers was surprisingly high. The Wounded Soldier Camp was full of jubilation.
The Left General finally had some free time to gather several generals in one place.
General Fan was also present.
After several years, General Fan and the Left General faced each other again.
