Tuhezhen and his men began searching for a suitable campsite, simultaneously arranging for guards and patrols. They hoped that by resting, they could reorganize their army to face the challenges ahead.
In this tense moment, every decision was critical. Tuhezhen was persuaded, and, soothed by the flattery of his subordinates, he ordered a withdrawal behind the cliffside to rest for two days. He understood that only by remaining calm and wise could he lead his army to victory. Despite the setbacks, he remained confident in his own abilities and the fighting spirit of his grassland warriors.
As night fell, the camp grew quiet. The soldiers lay in their tents, hoping for a turning point the next day. Tuhezhen, meanwhile, stood alone outside his tent, gazing into the distance, pondering his future strategies and plans.
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