"There's nothing we can do about it, we simply can't beat them! Without further ado, let's try to get back to the Northern Desert as soon as possible!"

Yu Chi Gu's eyes, which were already clouded and filled with worry, looked northward.

Was his family by the Xiongnu River in the northern desert, and the burning bodies of the Guili sisters, already pinned down by Tuoba Gao in Darhan City?

"Yes, brother! We'll immediately coordinate with the army and head to Wusun!"

"We've plundered so many rare treasures along the way; giving some of them to the King of Wusun is perfectly fine."

The two brothers had made their decision and abandoned Shule, heading north.

The king of Shule breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the Xianbei cavalry leave.

However, not long after, dust rose in the east, and the sound of horses' hooves thundered.

A bright military flag appeared prominently amidst the smoke and dust, with the seal script character "Han" standing out vividly.

"It's the Han army! They've actually come to Shule!"

In the mind of the King of Shule, the Protectorate of the Western Regions was far away in Luntai, a distance of 108,000 li from their place.

Previously, the Protectorate of the Western Regions rarely sent troops here. Only envoys came to Shule and Dayuan to spread the might and friendship of the Han Dynasty. There were never any troops present.

"Your Majesty, the Han army is so strong and powerful, we should naturally submit and submit to them."

Those around him hurriedly tried to dissuade him.

You should know that when the Xianbei army arrived at the city, the King of Shule was so frightened that he almost surrendered the city.

Fortunately, they withstood the pressure and made it to this moment.

“That’s a must!” the King of Shule immediately declared.

"Your Majesty, look! The Han army has launched an attack on the Xianbei!"

"Tsk tsk, the Xianbei people are quite strong, but I never expected them to be so easily defeated by the Han army. The Han is indeed the Han, so powerful!"

The people on the city wall were astonished as they watched the Han army slaughtering the Xianbei people in the distance.

The battle involving tens of thousands of troops was perhaps something they would never witness in their lifetime!