Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

A group of cavalry reported to the four lords that the enemy was advancing quickly without ambushes. The lords decided to send Bai Wa with two thousand light cavalry to engage the enemy. Bai Wa employed clever tactics, retreating strategically to inflict casualties on the enemy. As the enemy became frustrated, Bai Wa suggested attacking their infantry, which the lords approved. While Bai Wa's cavalry circled to attack the infantry, the four tribes harassed the enemy's cavalry to prevent an easy advance. The Guandou army struggled to shake off the harassment, taking days to move through the territory. Eventually, they encountered the Huaishan tribe's court army, led by a martial arts master who devised a cunning plan to ambush the enemy. Tie Wa led a charge to lure the enemy, resulting in a significant defeat for the Guandou front troops while the court army suffered minimal losses. The Guandou elder was puzzled by the unexpected encounter with the court army.

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