The internal conflict within the Yan Army had a far deeper and greater impact than Xu Luo and his team had anticipated.
The Yan Kingdom's Grand General, Wu Xiaxian, received a letter of appeal from the Cao Kingdom's Emperor, Cao Tianxiong. He immediately dispatched 50,000 soldiers toward the Cao Kingdom's Imperial Capital to help the Emperor secure his throne.
Of course, the Cao Kingdom paid a heavy price for this.
At the same time, Wu Xiaxian submitted a detailed report of the conflict, along with his own letter of apology.
What the other generals found strange was that Wu Xiaxian's report was completely different from the support he had shown Mo Yun the day before. The wording almost completely condemned Mo Yun, characterizing the entire incident as a provocation initiated by her remnants. It stated they had senselessly slaughtered 3,000 men from the grain convoy, an unforgivable crime...
