This was a very small encampment consisting of about twenty tents, ringed by carts. There were not even any caltrops or chevaux-de-frise deployed on the perimeter, and the surrounding terrain was flat with no strategic features to defend—it was obvious at a glance that no long-term occupation was intended.
According to the memories of Qin Hu's past life, about two hundred men were stationed here, serving as the vanguard camp for General Li Qin, the pacification general of the Great Yu Dynasty.
The objective of Li Qin's two-sided army of twenty thousand was the Liaodong Kingdom, a longstanding enemy of the Great Yu along the border.
Chapter 895