Military Parade (Part One)

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. Early on the fourth day, the ships responsible for transporting the upper ranks of the Han Tribe to and from the Tang Tribe were already waiting on the opposite bank.

The guests invited to watch the Military Parade this time included not only Tang Ji and Tang Yao, but also the patriarchs of the other clans in the Tang Tribe. Luo Chong's plan to borrow troops needed their support in the first place. Borrow some from the Fishing Tribe and some from the Tang Tribe, and the shortfall in manpower would more or less be made up.

Luo Chong was not waiting for them in Tohai Commandery. Instead, he had brought several people from the Fishing Tribe aboard the ship. Once they picked up the Tang Tribe's delegation, they would head straight to the Barracks by boat.

Tohai Commandery had gathered an army of more than ten thousand, so it was naturally impossible to place the Barracks together with the urban district. The army needed vast training grounds every day, and the wasteland a little farther south of Tohai Commandery was clearly more suitable. It was practically one enormous plain. Moreover, choosing that location put them relatively close to the river, allowing them to inspect the Han Tribe's only navy, the Fubo Guard, at the same time.

The intimidation offered by the land forces alone might not be all that overwhelming. But with the addition of a warship demonstration, it would clearly be far more effective at shaking people's hearts.

Still, this was merely Luo Chong's advanced thinking at work. To the natives of this world, such as the Tang Tribe and the Fishing Tribe, the Han Tribe's heavy-armored infantry and cavalry alone were already enough to make them recognize the