The western suburbs of Tiandu City.
Sandbags were piled under the rubble of broken bricks, and dugouts were dug in the yard, with wooden stakes reinforcing the walls behind the courtyard walls.
The residents who lived here had long since moved away, and judging by the household items left behind, they left in quite a hurry.
The soldiers of Poluo Country hid behind those shelters, repeatedly checking their equipment and bullets, passing the remaining time.
No one spoke.
The position shrouded in the night was silent, yet anyone could see the unspoken melancholy within it.
Stationed here was the 700,000th Corps of Poluo Country, led by General Pickley, who was Gale's father.
As one of the conditions for getting his son to attend Mammoth University for his undergraduate studies, Pickley volunteered to lead the charge and stood at the front line of the defense of Tiandu.
In the Poluo Province, the first line of defense has always been where the cannon fodder stayed.
