Sneak Attacks In the Night

The North County's noble alliance army finally arrived near the Stone Pass.

The originally rugged dirt road was now completely devoid of traces of the trade caravan and pedestrians.

Only a few figures riding horses could occasionally be seen in the distant flat plains. They rode past in the night, and even the cavalries sent by the noble alliance army could not catch up.

These cavalries were all desert bandits. They were scattered outside, following the noble's alliance army from afar.

Their mission was to investigate.

If the noble's light cavalries came to chase them away, they would leave without any reluctance.

But when the light cavalries retreated, these desert bandits would follow them like flies.

From afar, the distance between the two sides would never exceed 100 meters. This was simply too easy for the desert bandits. Compared to the Sarrand Desert, it was even easier to follow the trade caravan.