Even if the Wujiu Tribe temporarily broke through the defense line, they would soon be forced to retreat again.
The struggle between attack and defense never ceased.
And soon, the Wujiu Tribe also realized that their casualties had already been substantial.
In the life-and-death battle, people from the Shugubu were dying.
And the Barbarian Soldiers of the Wujiu Tribe were also not immune to death.
In fact, because the Shugubu primarily defended and the Wujiu Tribe spared no effort to attack, they actually lost more people than the Shugubu.
Therefore, after repeated fierce assaults failed, the Wujiu Tribe's fervor for battle faded, and as they weighed the gains and losses, they gradually lost heart.
Their casualties had exceeded expectations.
If they continued fighting this way, even if they annihilated the Shugubu and devoured Mo Hua's forces, it would likely be a loss rather than a gain.
