A Letter of Challenge

Mo Chu had gone through many ups and downs in his life. He had once served in a position only second to the king, and he had also been a prisoner before. Even the numerous crises he'd survived in the past couldn't compare to the shock and suspicion he felt now. He even felt horrified.

Sitting in the Commander-in-chief's tent, he met batch after batch of generals, drew up plans, planned routes, and assigned tasks — these were all routine procedures and he had no difficulty carrying them out. The Dragon King's troops and Duodun's were receiving equal treatment. Mo Chu had only spared a few positions for his own followers.

The first night passed quietly.

As he got up very early the next day, Mo Chu regained his composure. He ordered the army to break camp and waited for the two sides to approach him.

Duodun and the Dragon King adopted entirely different approaches.