At the border of Ming Province, an army of more than ten thousand soldiers stood in formation across the plain.
The army consisted of more than three thousand cavalrymen and over seven thousand infantrymen.
Every soldier wore silver armor that reflected dazzling light beneath the sun, like countless twinkling stars.
The cavalry carried long spears, wore sabers at their waists, and had more than a dozen short javelins hanging from their saddles.
Every infantryman, meanwhile, carried a heavy Mo Dao taller than a person!
Even the most ordinary infantryman radiated scorching force and brimmed with power.
Every one of these more than ten thousand warriors was a martial artist. This was an army composed entirely of martial artists!
Only the Imperial Guard Army of the Great Blue Dynasty could be composed entirely of martial artists.
A prefectural city had at most a little over two hundred Imperial Guard soldiers, while a provincial city had only a little over five hundred.
Thus, even an entire province could not gather two thousand Imperial Guard soldiers at full strength.
Yet there were more than ten thousand here!
The Imperial Guard soldiers stationed in prefectural and provincial cities were simply called the Imperial Guard Army and had no separate banner.
But this army did. The banner they carried bore a single character—"White"—surrounded by embroidered flames.
This was one of the four strongest armies in the Great Blue Dynasty: the White Flame Army!
The White Flame Army was stationed on the grasslands in the east. The Grassland Royal Court regarded them as the "White Demons," and every grassland dweller went pale at the mere mention of them.
An army like this had not left its garrison in many years, yet it had appeared in Ming Province at this moment.
On the third day after True