Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The centurion, following Bai Wa's orders, prepared his archers to guard against the pursuing cavalry led by the Da Li Gui Wang's second-in-command. After successfully repelling an initial charge with a volley of arrows, the soldiers retreated strategically to avoid being overwhelmed. Bai Wa, realizing the situation was dire, instructed his men to use shields and retreat rather than engage in a prolonged fight. The second-in-command, believing he had the advantage, ordered a charge, leading to a fierce battle where Bai Wa faced him directly. Despite being at a disadvantage in strength, Bai Wa relied on his skill until his horse faltered. Just then, Chang Feng intervened, hitting the second-in-command with a stone, allowing Bai Wa to counterattack. The second-in-command, injured, retreated, prompting his men to follow. After suffering heavy losses, Bai Wa regrouped with the remaining soldiers and received news of reinforcements on the way. Meanwhile, the second-in-command, feeling regret for his near defeat, was determined to avenge his fallen comrades and prepared to pursue the soldiers again.

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