The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

In a tense meeting, General Zai Fu Gen inquires about the fate of other generals after a battle, leading to Qu Tang's admission of disguising himself to escape. The nobles discuss the grim situation, revealing that many generals, including Lord Xiong Hu, are detained by the Wei Army. Qu Tang shares alarming news that Prince Ji Run of Wei has allegedly killed the detained generals, intensifying the urgency of their predicament. As they contemplate the implications of this information, Qu Tang sketches the layout of the Wei camp, but it only highlights the formidable defenses they face. The generals express frustration over the unexpected defeat of Xiong Hu's forces, which complicates their supply situation. They debate the fate of thirty thousand captured soldiers, recognizing the logistical burden they pose while grappling with the need to maintain morale.

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