Chapter 170: Before the Ten Thousand Army Formation
ancing in the wind.There were no trees in sight, but the grass was knee-high.>Crystal clear, it doesn't resemble the desert sea. Instead, it feels like a water town somewhere - if you ignore the surro...Xingyue Plain, nestled between the two nations of Xiang Xu, has always been a treasure land.
The best resources in the world are, of course, spiritual cultivation resources.
Starry Moon Origin is one of the places in the mortal world that is "closest" to the Stellar Realm. This "closeness" does not refer to physical distance, nor does it mean that this place is the highest or closest to the sky... It means that this place is most easily connected to the distant Stellar Realm.
Relatively speaking, it is easier to build the Starlight Palace here than in other places.
There may be other places in this world connected to the distant cosmos even more closely... but I doubt there's anything wider than Starmoon Origin.
Both Qi and Jing regarded it as a taboo, each side remained deadlocked, and they did not allow any other forces to interfere.
Therefore, although Xiangxu was nearby, he could not establish a base there. Although the State of Zheng was just north of Xingyue Plain, it could not advance south even a single step.
This created a unique phenomenon in this place —
On the Starmoon Plains, only small factions were active. Their very survival depended on the trade of specialty products between several nations. This was because the most direct trade routes to the Starmoon Plains were not open to these nations...
From Qi Jinggong's reign, one can see this clearly.
Of course, apart from the regular practice of Qi Jing and Liang Guo sending monks to erect stars in Xingyueyuan's Xīngyuè lóu, the masters of the suspended temple in the south of Xingyueyuan also frequently visit this place.
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Besides, these small factions on the Star Moon Plain are not necessarily leaderless.
Have you not seen, in a great battle on the plain of stars and moons, how each faction has spread its banner They enter Zheng's land as Zheng's people, into Xiang's domain as Xiang's, and into Xu's territory as Xu's.
It feels as natural as being at home.
It is actually the minority who only start looking for a place to stay when they are facing the situation...
This is also tacitly understood.
The preciousness of Xingyueyuan lies in "Xingyue," and its beauty also originates from this.
On a night when the stars seemed within reach, how many beautiful dreams were woven.
The sky here is also azure and vast, the surroundings are boundless...
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But now, banners are everywhere.
Flags gathered like heavy clouds, thousands of horses and troops stood on the plain!
Two platforms, each dozens of meters high, stood opposite each other across a battlefield teeming with soldiers and the palpable tension of war.
To the west, upon the platform stood Lian Jing, the Grand Marshal of the Xiang Nation. He held his sword and gazed at the battlefield. Before him stood a giant elephant, three zhang tall and over four zhang long. It wore heavy armor and was truly imposing. Even its trunk was covered in leather armor studded with spikes.
To the east, upon the platform, stood General Fang Yu of the Xu Guo army, the great marshal. Yet, he sat calmly on his throne, his expression unreadable.
For many years, Lian Jingzhi and Fang You had been in this kind of standoff. They had heard each other's names, imagined countless times being opponents, and there were some subtle confrontations. But when it truly came to leading armies into battle, they still just remained at a stalemate.
Because this is not their battlefield, this is not their war...
The true battlefield lies not before the stands, but between them, encompassing a vast expanse that nearly covers half of Starmoon Plain.
Or, to put it more directly, it is nearly 100,000 young prodigies led by the talented commanders of both Qi Jing and Liang.
It seems that Lian Jingzhi also made the same decision as Fang You, taking out 50,000 main forces, letting the young prodigies of the Jingguo camp command...
But how could the wills of the two commanders be so alike
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Piercing the fog of the Xiang Xu dispute, exposing the facade of the standoff between Lian Jing and Fang You.
The truth of this war is that the young prodigies of the two hegemon countries, the military leaders who command the armies of Xiang and Xu, have used the lives of these soldiers to hone themselves, to prove themselves... To the people of Xiang and Xu, how cruel this is!
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Those soldiers caught up in the midst of it all, unaware of the truth, believing they were fighting for their country, truly do not know whether to consider themselves fortunate or unfortunate.
The real war is brewing at the front. Young prodigies from both sides are facing off against each other.
...and the troops who had previously been stationed in the rear, guarding the line of defense, were actually just reinforcements for the front lines.
This is the strange place of this war, and also the embarrassing place for both famous generals...
Of course, their embarrassment doesn't matter. Even if they were Lian Jingzhi or Fang You.
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Under the iron hooves of the hegemon, all are but ants.
The Qi Nation's army had ten camps, with five thousand soldiers in each camp. Among these five thousand soldiers, there were roughly one hundred extraordinary cultivators, the core of the entire military formation, all with cultivation levels below the Heavenly Ascension Realm. Even the main force of the Xu Nation's army was only like this...
The ten camps were divided into two cavalry and eight infantry divisions. The two cavalry units were led by Bao Bobao and Chao Yu, it's unclear how they "persuaded" Xie Baoshu.
In short, Xie Baoshù, like the "brothers" in the inner court's ranks, received a post in the 步營.
Time was tight, and the troops came from Xuguo. Since they were unfamiliar with each other, they used battle formations common to Xuguo's army.
The diagram of a cavalry formation is called "Feng Ya," and the diagram of an infantry formation is called "Yu Lin." Both are offensive formations.
Whether they were veterans like Chao Yu, or those who grew up in the army like Wang Yiwu, or came from illustrious military families like Li Longchuan and Zhong Xuanxing, none of them attempted to reform the battle formations.
This is exactly what it means to know one's enemy. On the true battlefield, "stability" might be the most important thing.
Lin Xian, acting in place of the absent Jiang Wang, led her army. Their position was beside the formidable army commanded by Zhong Xuan Sheng.
“The battle is about to begin, when will Jiang Qingyang arrive” he couldn’t help but ask in a low voice.
“I’m on my way.” Chong Xuan said calmly, “You should lead the army and attack first. This is an opportunity for you as well.”
He was on the battlefield and couldn't contact Jiang Wang immediately, but he had already sent someone to notify Jiang Wang as quickly as possible through the Tai Xu Pavilion in Tianfu City, entering the Tai Xu Fantasy Realm.
I guess Jiang Wang should be on his way already.
Lin Xian looked ahead, eyes fixed on the sword hilt, no longer speaking. Chong Xuan Sheng's words were right; being able to lead an army alone in Xingyue Yuan was an opportunity for him. What worried him was that Jiang Wang arrived too late and wasn't familiar with the troops, perhaps unable to utilize the battle formation's advantages.
In this kind of head-on battle, it all comes down to overall power.
The wind blows the banners, a hundred thousand men silent.
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On the Jing Guo side, opposite the Qi Guo camp, there were twenty teams, two teaming up at a time, just equal to this side's camp.
Both sides set up their battle formations on the Starry Moon Plain.
With banners fluttering and soldiers surging, the scene was one of military might.
> All it takes is a bugle call to begin the most brutal carnage.
But just as tensions reached a boiling point...
Bob Zhao was the first to turn his head, followed by Chao Yu, Xie Baoshu, Wang Yiwu...
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They were amazed to see, in the direction due north, two figures coming one after the other at high speed, from north to south, approaching the battlefield!
Who would dare to cross a battlefield
Didn't you go insane
When the two great camps of Jingqi clash, who dares to venture in
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If an unknown intruder enters the battlefield at its height, they will be immediately killed by both sides.
But it was precisely at this juncture that the war was about to begin.
It consists of this 100,000-strong army belonging to the Qi Jing camp, as well as the celestial prodigies from various nations within the army.
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To actually just stand there and watch the two people fly straight towards me, getting closer and closer, felt incredibly absurd.
The first person was a woman. She wore a mask that hid her features, covered only by thin clothing, and the boundless spring light could not be concealed entirely, revealing more than three points of it.
Hovering behind, yet clad in azure robes and wielding a sword, he stands with confidence and grace, his figure as unrestrained as the wind, striding on clouds.
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