After passing the frequent pitfalls, mechanical crossbow arrows, and long-range urns behind the Great Wall, Wugu Li finally confirmed one thing.
These Sui Army soldiers lacked many skills, but their ability to set traps was truly first-rate.
Moreover, as the sky gradually darkened, Wugu Li dared not let his troops advance further.
They had already fallen victim during the day; to think of traveling in the evening was unimaginable, fearing how many Lingwu Army inventions awaited them ahead.
Bai Dushu used this psychology of the Tujue people to buy an entire night's time.
That night, Bai Dushu, leading his men, arrived at the original camp of the Lingwu Army. The fifteen hundred men who had prepared all the timber and rocks upon seeing Bai Dushu return with his group were somewhat shocked.
