On the platform stood over a hundred shadowy figures of bare-chested Han warriors, each with bulging muscles, holding torches, oil jars, and rockets.
They repeated the actions of throwing, igniting, and shouting. Though silently, the ferocity in their ghostly faces vividly conjured the fierce warfare of old.
When the Li Huo Soldiers entered the flag, the temperature of the flag surface suddenly rose, and it felt hot to the touch.
The "Fire Pit Department" emblem on the flag glowed with a dark red luster, like the lingering warmth of embers about to extinguish.
The third area, to the west, was a pile of rusted weapons.
