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Summary

As the morning mist rose over Hangzhou, the aftermath of a fierce battle was evident, with corpses and blood scattered across the landscape. The besieging army, led by Tong Guan, paused their relentless assaults after five days, allowing the defenders a brief respite. Despite this lull, the defenders remained on high alert, aware of Tong Guan's strategic prowess. The city, now under the influence of rebel factions, faced a new and tense reality. The Ba Dao Camp fortified its defenses, initially aimed at internal conflicts but now crucial for the city's stability. As the siege continued, heavy losses were endured by the Ba Dao Camp, yet they remained pivotal in supporting Fang La's cause. Amidst the chaos, discussions about military strategy and philosophical interpretations unfolded within the Ba Dao Camp, highlighting the complexities of leadership and loyalty in times of war.

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