Convincing Them to Surrender with Cannons (A 4,400-Character Chapter)

Suritu's ten-thousand-man army was distinctive as well. Every one of them wore a hat made of fur, which they used as a marker to distinguish friend from foe.

In terms of weapons and equipment, Suritu's army was also the worst of the three forces. The Han Tribe were uniformly clad in red robes and silver armor, while Modun's bamboo and leather armor were also quite common. By contrast, the best equipment on Suritu's side was leather armor. Bamboo armor and iron armor were completely out of the question. Even Suritu himself wore only a layer of leather armor.

Their weapons had remained in the bone-and-stone-tool era. Most of their arrows were Wolf Tooth Arrows, while the spearheads mounted on their long spears were made of sharpened stone or bone. Their main short weapons were Stone Axes, and horse gear was even rarer.

However, although their equipment was poor, their way of fighting was quite unique. Unlike the Han Tribe's specialty of massed charges, their method could be considered guerrilla warfare. First, they sent a team of warriors equipped with leather armor and somewhat better weapons to fight head-on. Once they attracted the enemy's attention, they began to flee outward. Then other teams would split up and surround the enemy, finally beating a small group of soldiers to death through sheer numbers.

They lured some out, devoured some, and continued nibbling away at the routed troops of Modun's Allied Forces.

A direct clash was impossible. With their lousy equipment, they could not even win a head-on fight against Modun's forces, much less the Han Tribe's freakishly well-defended Ironclad Army.

Once the fighting had successfully begun, Suritu also ran toward the Han Army's command banner under the protection of his personal guards. Before he reached it, however, Chai Duoduo's guards immediately blocked