Tuowutuo immediately understood. The Faith Order had considered everything thoroughly. Under such strict management, it would not be easy to exploit loopholes.
After the Order Warrior finished explaining, he had someone bring ten steel blades to Tuowutuo before leaving directly. He was also Tuowutuo's immediate superior, commanding a thousand-man squad with many matters to attend to. If he had not thought highly of Tuowutuo, he would never have come here to help.
Tuowutuo happily accepted the steel blades and saw the Order Warrior off.
After the Order Warrior left, Tuowutuo suddenly thought, But what if someone within the Faith Order is involved in this? What would the Faith Order do?
But he quickly dismissed the thought. It had nothing to do with him. He only needed to do his own job well.
Tuowutuo returned to the camp with the steel blades and selected ten of his most obedient men as his direct subordinates.
He told them that as long as they strictly followed his orders, they would not need to take part in charging forward to fill the trenches. They only needed to supervise the others.
Thus, backed by the authority of the Order Warrior and the sharp steel blades in his hands, the herdsmen under Tuowutuo's command remained willing to obey his orders.
The follow-up operations of Tuowutuo's unit went very smoothly, and before sunset that afternoon, they had transported more than four hundred grass sacks.
Tuowutuo directly earned more than twenty wooden tokens. He kept none of them for himself and distributed them all to his ten subordinates.
There were also some casualties among his hundred men, including one direct subordinate who had been issued a steel blade and was struck in the arm by an arrow fired from the fortress.
Fortunately, it was only a minor injury.