This was a very small encampment consisting of about twenty tents, surrounded by a circle of supply wagons. The outer perimeter lacked even a simple arrangement of spiked barriers or caltrops, and the surrounding terrain was flat with no strategic defensive positions to rely on. At a glance, it was obvious that whoever set it up had no intention of maintaining a long-term post.
According to the memories of Qin Hu's past life, some two hundred men were stationed here, forming the vanguard camp of General Li Qin, the pacification general of the Great Yu Dynasty.
The objective of Li Qin's twenty-strong army this time was the Liaodong Kingdom, a long-standing hostile neighbor of Yu along the border.
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