Although the ground battle has returned to calm, both sides are continuing preparations for the next mortal fight. The battle in the sky has not subsided, and it's becoming even fiercer.
To cover the actions of their ground troops, the Allied Forces' air units have desperately taken off, attempting to maintain balance in a short time and protect their ground troops' retreat.
Indeed, it was initially to cover the offensive, but now it's become about covering the retreat. It's impossible for hundreds of thousands of troops to retreat to a safe position without air cover.
However, what the Allied Forces can send into the sky is far inferior to the Tang Army's main force fighter jet, the Yinglong.
In the azure sky, another not so intense battle quietly unfolds. The protagonist is the pride of Great Tang Empire's aviation industry—the Yinglong Fighter Jet, and its prey is the relatively advanced jet fighter equipped by the Allied Forces, the modified F-86 Peidao.
