In such a situation, a military raid could very likely become the catalyst for an outbreak of camp panic.
Fan Cun had previously attempted forceful intrusions into the camp but did not incite any camp panic. This was due to the sentries arranged within the camp who, upon spotting Fan Cun and his men early, would sound the alarm. Even if other soldiers were aroused from sleep, the tension might not necessarily snap.
Later, Fan Cun infiltrated the army camp through methods like "men biting on bullets and horses with muffled hooves" and launched a sudden assault, making the situation completely different.
Since the north had already been occupied by Jin, Ma Anbang's soldiers had no anticipation of being "raided."
The sudden appearance of enemy forces nearby, overturning braziers while shouting "Qi Army's hundred thousand troops have arrived," would lead to many complex outcomes.
