A great battle was about to break out, and both sides rushed forward quickly.

However, this war was by no means in doubt.

The soldiers of Adan were originally very confident, but when faced with the cannons and muskets of the Ming soldiers, any confidence was instantly shattered.

And so, these confident soldiers began to flee in panic a few moments later.

Because this scene was simply too terrifying for them to bear.

The weapons of the Ming Dynasty were like tools for reaping lives, leaving the soldiers of Adan with absolutely no ability to resist.

In this way, they were wiped out in large numbers in a very short time, and the remaining soldiers were so frightened by the terrible scene that they fled in droves.

The battle ended quickly, and the Ming soldiers stormed into the city.

The King of Adan also received the news. Upon hearing that the Ming soldiers had easily wiped out his more than 10,000 soldiers, the King of Adan suddenly stood up and spat out a mouthful of blood.

Such a blow was considerable to him; he never imagined that the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty would be so terrifying.

The fact that his soldiers were so easily and quickly wiped out was unacceptable to the King of Adan.

The officials below were also very flustered when they saw this.

"That's impossible. How could the Ming army be so powerful? If they were really that powerful, why didn't they react at all when I provoked them last time?"

King Adane still found it hard to believe.

It turns out that last time, the King of Adan refused to conduct trade with Ma Sanbao's team, and even spoke rudely to the Ming Dynasty, making all sorts of absurd remarks and threatening the Ming Dynasty.

At the time, Ma Sanbao had a mission to complete, so he wasn't too conflicted. Besides, even if he were conflicted, he couldn't just launch a war against Adan directly in his capacity.

So he dropped the matter, which gave King Adane a strange sense of confidence.

He felt that the Ming Dynasty team was afraid that the Ming Dynasty couldn't afford to offend him, making him feel that in Adan, he could completely disregard the so-called Ming Dynasty.

But now the reality has slapped him in the face, and it is clearly more powerful than he imagined.

And even if he doesn't admit it, he can't change the fact that this is true.

Even before the Ming Dynasty, they were never afraid of him; otherwise, they would never have displayed such strength now.

Although the King of Adane found it difficult to accept, he had no choice but to accept it. Under these circumstances, Adane was very likely to suffer the calamity of national destruction.

After all, although Adan was powerful, he only had about 30,000 soldiers. Now he had lost more than 10,000 of them. The remaining 10,000 were no match for the Ming army.

A single fleet could destroy his country, which shows that the Ming Dynasty was indeed much more terrifying than he had imagined.

After a brief moment of recognizing reality, the King of Adana immediately looked at the officials below, hoping they could offer some advice. However, the officials were in a state of panic and had no way of giving him any advice.

Therefore, the king of Ladan's face darkened, and he spoke:

"Quickly send someone to warn the Ming fleet, demanding that they withdraw their troops and leave my Adan Kingdom immediately, or they will have to bear the consequences themselves."

Upon hearing this, the officials below were dumbfounded. Good heavens, you've been beaten up like this, where do you get the courage to threaten others?

Seeing the ministers' confusion, the King of Adana spoke up:

"Although our Adan Kingdom no longer has the strength to deal with this Ming fleet, as long as we are confident and show that we are strong, we will definitely be able to scare them away."

Hearing the king's words, many ministers were speechless. Was he just putting on airs? Although it might have some effect sometimes, the Ming Dynasty was probably not so easily fooled.

But what could these officials do after the king had said that?

So, they had no choice but to send out the order as the king wished.

Zhu Yunwen and Ma Sanbao almost burst out laughing when they heard the King of Adan's threat.

This Aden is really cocky. They've been beaten so badly, yet they're still so arrogant.

They knew that it was the Ming Dynasty that was attacking them.

If you didn't know better, you'd think they were attacking the Ming Dynasty.

Thinking of this, Zhu Yunwen decided not to indulge him. The king of Adan was too arrogant. Since he still couldn't see the truth, Zhu Yunwen naturally wanted to bring him back to reality.

Therefore, Zhu Yunwen said to Ma Sanbao:

"Fight our way in, surround the palace, and see if the King of Aden will be as stubborn as the King of Ceylon."

Ma Sanbao received the order and quickly led his soldiers toward the palace. The Ming soldiers were invincible. Although some Adan soldiers appeared from time to time on the way, they were all eventually wiped out.

Soon, the Ming soldiers reached the outskirts of the royal palace of Adan.

It completely surrounded the entire palace.

Upon receiving the news, the King of Adana panicked.

They immediately ordered the officials to come up with a solution, but at that point, what solutions did the officials have?

Many officials even directly said that the king had ruined Aden, and that if he hadn't been so headstrong and provoked the Ming Dynasty, he wouldn't have brought about this disaster.

Originally, the Ming Dynasty's fleet did not immediately oppose them after arriving, but instead allowed the King of Adan to leave.

As a result, the King of Aden insisted on believing that Aden was powerful and wanted to send troops to fight the Ming Dynasty.

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