Chapter 963

As arrows rained down from the sky, Li Chengdong was escorting Li Benshen across the drawbridge. "Enemy attack!" At the soldiers' warning, the arrows began to fall. Li Benshen instinctively reined in his warhorse, and Li Chengdong pulled up alongside him. The cavalry were all armored, so this indiscriminate volley caused limited physical damage to the men, yet the sheer pressure of it was overwhelming. The cavalrymen Li Chengdong had brought into Liaodong were all elites under Gao Jie’s command, possessing formidable combat strength—not just in mounted archery or close-quarters combat, but in their ability to maintain formation under fire. Consequently, when the arrows fell, the vast majority of the soldiers remained mounted and motionless.