Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The Yinghe Tribe has been renamed the Shahe Tribe, led by Jing Bei Mu, who has connections with local clan leaders. Tie Tou, after battling through several tribes, reaches the Shahe Tribe but faces hostility from locals who refuse to supply his troops. He withdraws to avoid further conflict and seeks Jing Bei Mu's mediation. Meanwhile, local clans inform their leaders about Tie Tou's arrival, prompting a meeting to strategize against him. The Ji and Wei clans mobilize to confront Tie Tou, who, despite claiming ten thousand troops, has only about seven thousand left after losses. The Ji Clan chief, an imperial agent, leads the assault, while the Wei Clan chief, overconfident, prepares for battle. Tie Tou, aware of the resistance, adjusts his strategy but faces joint attacks from multiple clans, resulting in significant delays and losses. Despite his fierce fighting spirit, he finds himself in a precarious situation against the overwhelming numbers of the Ji and Wei clans.

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