At midnight, it was a time when the Qiangrong people were soundly asleep.
The moment the Yan cavalry crossed the horse-tripping ropes outside the Qiangrong camp, it signified that this night raid was a one-sided battle.
Dark clouds obscured the moonlight, the bonfires erupted with glaring sparks, horses neighed, flames soared, and screams were unceasing.
The Qiangrong soldiers scrambled up from their beds in panic. They didn't know how many Yan had come, from where they came, or even why their Chanyu was absent.
Previously, the three thousand iron cavalry led by Rong Shuo were surrounded by Qiangrong Light Cavalry, because they never expected cavalry to exist at the Southern Border, and the Southern Border cavalry had never fought the Qiangrong Light Cavalry, leading to a significant loss.
But this time, the person leading them was Gu Lan, who had stayed in the Pingnan Iron Cavalry Camp for over a month.
