Originally, compared to the sleeping guards of the Yi tribe, the ordinary warriors of the Zhanghuang tribe were still very strong in combat. But now, apart from a few Zhanghuang warriors who are fighting to protect themselves, most of the Zhanghuang warriors are fleeing.
The sudden collapse of the Zhanghuang tribe was extremely strange, but it was certain that it was not a deliberate arrangement by the Zhanghuang tribe. After all, the Zhanghuang army that was mobilized this time was too large, and not only was the cost of the defeat too great, but it was also far from the orderly retreat of the previous times.
"The army should not stop. Children, follow, but slow down. We'll see what happens after we've killed this group of Zhang and Huang bandits." Lady Lian pondered for a moment before making her decision.
At this time, the number of powerful members of the Yi clan has greatly improved compared to before. Even if the Zhang and Huang clan launch another counterattack, they can hold their ground. Moreover, it would be a mistake to let these Zhang and Huang warriors retreat. It would be best to annihilate them all.
Although these Zhanghuang warriors are not of high rank, they are like the sleeping guards of the Yi race, forming the most basic force of the race. A race cannot be composed of only powerful beings, because they simply cannot maintain a vast territory. Once the basic force is weakened, the race's territory will inevitably shrink.
Commander Lang had foreseen this, which is why he demanded Xiaoque City from Lady Lian. Therefore, once the Yi tribe inflicts heavy casualties on Zhang Huang's army, even if Commander Lang manages to turn the tide again, he will lack the strength to seize Xiaoque City.
The Yi tribe army stormed out of Xiaoque City and once again rushed towards Nanhe City along the original route. This time, Lady Lian paid more attention to the situation on both sides of the marching route and sent out a large number of Yi tribe warriors as scouts to spy on any possible ambushes set up by the Zhang Huang tribe.
However, let alone ambushes, there was no organized resistance from the Zhanghuang tribe along the marching route. The Yi tribe army chased after the Zhanghuang tribe's fleeing troops and advanced smoothly. Although Lady Lian had said to slow down the advance, the speed of pursuit was determined by the fleeing troops' speed of escape.
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