After killing Jian Ze, Suo Lun met with the generals of the Southwestern Legion and the officials of the Southeast Rebel Army in his tent on the mountain.
In the first day's battle at Tianlang Pass, Jian Ze had taken a desperate gamble by attacking the pass, resulting in over fifty thousand casualties, all of whom were soldiers of the Southwestern Legion.
Now, the entire Southwestern Legion was left with only slightly more than forty thousand men. However, there were still nine centurion-level officers left, with only one dead.
The Southeast Rebel Army, on the other hand, was formed by local officials hiring riffraff and bullies to please Zhi Li after Suo Lun abandoned the Southeast Province; it numbered a full one hundred thousand strong.
In the battle of Tianlang Pass, Jian Ze didn't even let the so-called Southeast Rebel Army fight.
