But the army of over a hundred thousand men, with dozens of generals, dared not harbor any disrespect towards the young emperor.
Only because they had already witnessed the terror of this young emperor.
That power was not human; it was divine.
At this moment, a scout came from afar, knelt on the ground, and said: "Your Majesty, Koryo's territory is just ahead. The Barbarian Army has completely conquered Korea; King Chu and King Wei have died in battle. King Han has fled, whereabouts unknown."
The young emperor fell silent upon hearing these words.
The scout remained kneeling, too nervous to move.
After quite a while, he heard the emperor say: "Understood."
The scout stood and took his leave.
Thereafter, a general resembling a scholar hesitated briefly but still rode forward, dismounted, and knelt: "Your Majesty, the Barbarian Army is ahead. Perhaps we should swiftly capture Beijiang Prefecture first, then proceed gradually."
