After completing all these preparatory tasks, Li Hongyun's view rapidly escalated and once again returned to a god's-eye perspective.
He then saw Emperor Taizong of Liang retreat all the cavalry into formation, leaving only himself to converse with Jie Li Khan on the makeshift bridge over the Wei River.
Li Hongyun didn't know the specific details of what was discussed between them, however, he could guess some of it from their expressions.
Emperor Taizong remained calm and composed as ever, his demeanor nonchalant, showing no hint of the apprehension due to the emptiness behind him, and he even didn't mind showing his aggressive edge at certain moments;
Jie Li Khan, while trying to maintain his dignity as the great Khan of the Turkic, and even attempting to exert pressure on Emperor Taizong with the backing of his two hundred thousand strong troops, appeared from the god's-eye view to lack confidence.
