The combat techniques currently employed by all the Dragon-Tiger Guard officers and soldiers remain consistent with the methods previously taught by Prince of Shicheng Hua Tianxiong, particularly among those positioned on the outer perimeter.
They took up their Second-Generation Sky-Piercing Bows and rapidly fired upon the Yan Army Guard officers and soldiers in the center of the field, striking them from a distance. Naturally, the Dragon-Tiger Guard officers and soldiers stationed within the arena were also locked in fierce combat with the Yan Army Guard troops.
The Dragon-Tiger Guard officers and soldiers had long since grown accustomed to this tactical approach, so they had no need to worry about the arrows flying everywhere; after all, they were being fired by their own brothers-in-arms, posing no risk to them. The Yan Army Guard officers and soldiers, however, found themselves hindered at every turn. While engaged in intense close-quarters combat against the Dragon-Tiger Guard, they also had to contend with a barrage of arrows raining down from various directions. Although the Dragon-Tiger Guard officers and soldiers within the fray were initially unaccustomed to this, they gradually adapted. They soon realized that the arrows fired by their comrades on the perimeter were incredibly precise and would never strike them, a realization that brought them great relief.
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