Li Jue heard Anyue's translation, and a hint of bitterness appeared on his face, while Tilitaya was extremely painful. They had fought with the Romans for so many years, yet the Romans were willing to help the Parthian Warriors collect their corpses only a handful of times. But after just one battle, the Romans acknowledged the Han Empire.
Anyue translated the original words to Li Jue, who then looked at Ganasis, "Next time, there will be more of us."
After speaking, Li Jue turned his horse and left directly, Guo Si and Fan Chou did not say much and also left. Ganasis watched the three depart before turning away, and as for Tilitaya, Ganasis did not take him to heart at all.
Upon returning, Ganasis immediately assigned a camp to arrange the Han Army's corpses, waiting for them to be accepted by the Han Army. As for his own side's corpses, they put them on carriages, ready to transport them back to Mesopotamia for treatment before sending them back to Rome.
