In a single attack, twenty thousand soldiers were annihilated, and with three such attacks, that would make sixty thousand.
Moreover, there was no rule stating that each attack could only kill twenty thousand soldiers.
Thus, their fervor for Mu Rufeng intensified, and their confidence in the journey to Mei Mountain grew.
After about ten minutes of rapid advancement, Mu Rufeng finally caught sight of Mei Mountain.
A massive peak, enveloped in black mist, rose five hundred meters into the air.
Mei Mountain, it was indeed Mei Mountain.
Mei Mountain was surrounded by mountains on three sides, so Mu Rufeng and his men only needed to guard this one side.
It was fortunate they only had to defend one side; otherwise, they wouldn't have been able to hold the entire Mei Mountain with their ten thousand men.
At the base of Mei Mountain, a large number of Barbarian Soldiers were stationed.
Roughly estimated, there were fifty thousand soldiers.
