But now, each division of the Yan Army was assembling and setting off in a strict and orderly manner. This was the so-called strong military posture; its strength lay precisely here.
Ran Min mounted his horse. Led by the colonel in front, the hundred or so horsemen in his unit began to leave the camp.
The friendly troops ahead were already making preparations for the river crossing; straw, wooden planks, and even chains had all been prepared in advance. After all, with such a long pause and the war not yet fully underway, it was impossible for everyone to have truly done nothing.
The river crossing point faced Jade Plate City directly, the same place where the Eldest Prince, commanding the central army, had crossed during the last battle at the Wang River.
