After the Xianbei people stayed for a while, they rode away.

Wang Queer led the soldiers of the fourth building to set up defenses along the river to prevent small groups of horsemen from crossing the river to burn, kill and loot.

They persisted until evening before retreating to Wubao.

It was at this time that the Luoyang Central Army's right guard troops appeared.

There were also about 15,000 infantry, plus more than 20,000 peasant soldiers and masters, driving large and small carts, looking like a hasty march all night.

Zhang Fang is dead and the situation is excellent.

The army has been gathered together, so it is time to speed up the march and attack the key point quickly. If Sima Yong is given time, he may be able to stabilize the turbulent morale of the army, and then it will be difficult to fight.

Therefore, Pei Kuo, the general on the right guard, decided to march all night and not give the Western thieves a chance to breathe.

Sima You, King of Runan, also joined the army and saw this rather large Wubao at a glance.

He called some of the Forbidden Army's generals and asked if they could recruit men and grain in the fort. Unexpectedly, everyone hesitated and tried to dissuade him.

Sima You knew clearly that this Wubao had some background, so he secretly made a note of it.
Chapter completed!