Oboi had just entered the battlefield when he realized something was wrong. The infantry on the Ming Army’s flank had retreated rapidly behind their war wagons, using their long spears to hold back the enemy. The surrounded Turai and his contingent of cavalry were thus freed from danger.
"They retreated before I could even attack?" Oboi’s face was a mask of confusion. What on earth were the Ming soldiers doing?
At that moment, the heavy-armored infantry had reached a point a few dozen paces from the Ming flank. They dismounted and immediately charged forward with their weapons drawn. Oboi, leading his heavy-armored cavalry, did not strike the Ming flank directly; instead, he circled the Ming formation, searching for a gap.
Chapter 233