The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The Chu camp, once a military stronghold, lay in ruins after a night of chaos and fire, forcing soldiers from rival factions to unite against the flames. Despite their efforts, they salvaged little, and Lord Xiong Tuo, frustrated by the Wei army's absence during their baiting strategy, ordered a retreat. The Chu soldiers, demoralized by the loss of nearly ten thousand comrades and the destruction of their camp, began to regroup. As they retreated westward, Xiong Tuo planned to garrison his remaining troops strategically, acknowledging their fatigue and the need for rest. The night’s events left a significant impact on morale, with many soldiers confused and anxious about the chaotic turn of events.

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