First-Class Daoist Gate.

Summary

The campaign against Tibet aimed to weaken its power and intimidate Buddhism. Yang Guang mobilized 200,000 troops, utilizing waterways for rapid advancement. His orders were ruthless, demanding destruction without distinction. Zhang Bai Ren, observing the situation, reflected on the implications of war and the potential awakening of his four swords. Meanwhile, King Fu Yun of Tubo sought alliances to counter the Sui Dynasty's aggression. The Sui aimed to conquer Tibet, weakening surrounding nations and preparing for conflict with the Western Turks. Tensions rose as both sides prepared for an inevitable clash, with Zhang Bai Ren harboring dark intentions for the battlefield's outcome.

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