Actually, it's not surprising that the Western Regions Allied Forces were timid, because in their minds, the Han Dynasty was a truly fearsome force.

After all, the lingering power of the Han Dynasty still existed; the Han Dynasty once only sent 20,000 to 30,000 men to slaughter so many countries.

Now that I've heard that the Han Dynasty has 300,000 men coming, won't that result in a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood?

The soldiers from the rear Cheshi region were the fastest runners. Back when Cheshi was at its strongest, it was split in two by the Han army, so it goes without saying that it is even stronger now.

The four countries were supposedly an allied force, but the moment they fled the capital of Shanshan, the alliance ended, and they went their separate ways.

Soon, news of the four armies' escape reached the ears of Lü Bu, Dong Zhuo, and Huang Zhong.

They never expected that the allied forces would be so cowardly as to choose to flee.

At this moment, Huang Zhong had no time to rest and ordered the army to continue advancing at a faster pace.

In addition to the two thousand Imperial Guards cavalry he led, he also selected four thousand cavalry from the troops of the counties and kingdoms behind him, and together with twenty thousand infantry, they split into two groups and chased after the fleeing allied forces.

The remaining 20,000-plus soldiers from various prefectures and kingdoms escorted the baggage train towards the capital of Shanshan.

Fifty miles west of Shanshan City lies an oasis area spanning thirty miles in circumference, where a medium-sized tribe belonging to Shanshan originally lived.

The tribe was now in ruins. The men had been killed by the four-nation coalition, leaving only the women and children as spoils of war.

Lü Bu led his Bingzhou wolf cavalry in a surprise attack last night. They arrived here, slaughtered all the guards left behind by the four-nation allied forces, and rescued the women and children.

Upon learning of the four-nation allied forces' escape, Lü Bu immediately led his Bingzhou wolf cavalry to a key route the allied forces were bound to take in their westward retreat, waiting for them...