Dao Lord.

Summary

Luo Zhao's loss was minor compared to the deep shock felt by Yan Guo after the five lords failed against the rebels. The court was chaotic, debating troop withdrawals from the border, risking external invasion. Meanwhile, three major sects convened, realizing their survival depended on Yan Guo's fate. The morale of the five lords' troops was low, stemming from past grievances, leading to fears of rebellion. Despite the dire situation, the elders proposed deploying the Nanzhou army, believing they could quell the rebellion. The Southern Province's intentions were debated, with some arguing for their involvement despite potential risks. Ultimately, the elders pledged to oversee the battle, hoping to keep the lords engaged with the rebels.

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