In the valley, General Turlan rode at the forefront on a black horse, followed by a vast army.
Seeing that General Turlan seemed much calmer and less agitated than before, the accompanying deputy general finally asked, "What exactly happened?"
If he hadn't followed General Turlan for many years and already demonstrated his loyalty, he would never have dared to ask any more questions at this critical juncture.
General Turland's gaze turned cold. "All our spies have reported nothing. Something terrible must have happened. We must find out the reason."
Upon hearing this, the accompanying deputy general's gaze darkened, and after a moment he said, "It seems that His Majesty also feels that we have encountered a formidable enemy?"
General Turland's gaze turned serious. "We must succeed!"
Upon hearing this, the accompanying deputy general's expression also turned serious. He carefully observed the surrounding situation and dared not say anything more.
After all, this matter concerns not only General Turlan's life, but also his.
The army marched forward and soon arrived at the area where the passage was located. The two guards saw General Turlan and hurriedly saluted, "Greetings, General!"
"Greetings, General!"
After learning of the importance of this area, General Turlan ordered it to be surrounded and guarded by special personnel, making it impossible for ordinary people to get close.
General Turlan ignored them and walked directly to the entrance of the passage, his gaze fixed on the entrance. "Has anything happened during this time?"
One of the guards replied, "It's as quiet as before."
Knowing the importance of this entrance, neither of them dared to be careless. They both kept a close watch on the entrance, carefully checking every mosquito that came in and out.
But over the past few days, there has been no further news.
Upon hearing this, General Tullan raised his right hand, "Remove all obstacles!"
The two guards dared not ask any further questions and quickly replied, "Yes!"
The two exchanged a glance, then turned and removed the obstruction, instantly widening the entrance to the passage to accommodate more than ten people.
Then General Turlan gave the order: "Line up according to the number of people who can pass, and prepare to enter."
The accompanying deputy general frowned. "We have no intelligence at all. Entering rashly would be like groping in the dark. Are we really going to take such a big risk?"
Such an action would be devastating for an army.
General Turlan's gaze was deep and resolute. "Execute the order!"
The accompanying deputy general dared not say another word and bowed his head, saying, "Yes!"
He walked toward the troops and shouted, "Line up! Prepare to enter!"
At the command, the soldiers quickly sprang into action, forming ranks like an army of ants. Their movements were neat and swift, clearly demonstrating that they were a well-trained army; otherwise, such seamless coordination would be impossible.
Soon, the soldiers were lined up and ready to enter.
General Turlan stood at the forefront, his gaze fixed on the entrance to the passage, before slowly raising his hand.
At his command, the Turkish soldiers would enter without hesitation.
But he knew that this entry was likely to be dangerous for the soldiers, so he had mixed feelings, after all, he was a general.
After a moment's hesitation, General Turlan's gaze gradually hardened. After all, he knew that this was not only the only option for him, but also for these soldiers.
After all, if Turkey fails, the fate of these soldiers is destined to be tragic, not only for them, but also for their families.
Thinking of this, General Turlan no longer hesitated and was about to give the order when suddenly the earth began to tremble, as if some huge thing was wriggling underground, and a rumbling sound resounded in all directions.
This sudden turn of events startled even the accompanying deputy general, who couldn't help but ask in confusion, "What happened?"
Many Turkish soldiers looked around with puzzled expressions, quite uneasy.
Such a commotion is generally not a good thing.
Even General Turland looked puzzled. He cautiously surveyed his surroundings but couldn't discern anything unusual, only finding it quite strange.
The accompanying lieutenant, however, was quite perceptive and quickly realized the source of the commotion. He looked uneasy towards the entrance of the passage, wondering, "It seems to be coming from inside?"
Upon hearing this, General Turlan looked at the entrance of the passage with considerable unease. After all, he knew very well that the passage was bidirectional. Since he could send people over there, the other side could also send people over.
If that's the case, it's not a good thing for Turkey.
After all, they know nothing about the foreign land, which is a major taboo in warfare. Generally speaking, engaging in battle rashly in this situation will only lead to defeat.
The situation came suddenly, but General Turlan was experienced and quickly calmed down, shouting, "All troops, prepare for battle!"
The order brought the soldiers back to their senses. The Turkish soldiers gripped their weapons tightly, their eyes fixed warily on the entrance to the passage, ready for battle.
Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, a sturdy black horse galloped out from the entrance of the passage, carrying an old man wielding a long spear and clad in armor—it was Wang Jian.
Upon seeing Wang Jian's appearance, the accompanying deputy general's expression changed slightly. "As expected, the foreigners have arrived!"
He had naturally considered this possibility, but he wasn't sure until he saw Wang Jian's appearance that he could confirm that a foreigner had arrived.
General Turlan also drew his longsword, his eyes fixed warily on Wang Jian.
Upon emerging from the cave and seeing so many Turkish soldiers, Wang Jian was immediately taken aback. "An ambush?"
"That shouldn't be the case."
But then he shook his head, after all, they hadn't let any spies go, so the news shouldn't have leaked out.
While Wang Jian was still wondering, General Turlan had already given the order, "Kill!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the Turkish soldiers charged toward Wang Jian, their horses kicking up clouds of dust that shook the earth.
Upon seeing the massive Turkish army charging towards them, Wang Jian exclaimed excitedly, "Never mind, they've come at the perfect time!"
He had been living in peace for a while and hadn't had much of an opportunity to make a move. Now that he finally saw so many enemies, he was naturally excited.
Around him, imperial cavalry clad in snow-white armor arrived one after another, standing majestically behind Wang Jian, a stark contrast to the black armor of the Turan.
Wang Jian stared intently at the Turkish army, then roared, "Kill them all! Let them know the consequences of daring to covet the Great Qin!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Wang Jian charged ahead, heading straight for the vast Turkish army.
Imperial cavalry followed closely behind, their hooves thundering in all directions, instantly transforming the once peaceful valley into a battlefield.
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