Chapter 111 Your Contributions Will Surely Go Down in History_1
Lu Chen realized that in the end, he had still underestimated the brutality of war.
Ever since Mu Changtian had led the troops out of the city, he had been waiting on the city tower for Mu Changtian's return.
But as two hours passed after another, Lu Chen could only hear the sounds of slaughter coming from Wanning Valley, but he did not see Mu Changtian and his men returning.
To be honest, at this point, Lu Chen couldn't help but start to worry.
Although the Barbarian Army of three hundred thousand had been scattered and seemed to no longer have the capacity to fight, the Barbarians were still Barbarians after all.
Caught in the pincer movement before and after Wanning Valley, it was very likely that the Barbarian Army would desperately fight back.
He was not worried about the Black Cavalry; what concerned him were the tens of thousands of soldiers led by Mu Changtian, most of whom were infantry with relatively few cavalry.