Military Parade (Part 2)

"Oh, this is how our Han Tribe tests the results of its soldiers' training. It's called a military parade. The most basic requirement for every soldier taking part is to obey every command and observe every prohibition. In other words, they can only do what their general orders them to do. If the general gives no order, they cannot make the slightest movement." Luo Chong explained this to Tang Ji as he watched the troops lined up below.

Everyone in the visiting delegation was deeply shocked. Clearly, making tens of thousands of people obey every command and observe every prohibition was no easy feat. This further demonstrated the advanced nature of the Han Tribe's military system and its rigorous command structure of gongs, drums, horns, and flags, allowing the commanding general to direct every part of the army as easily as moving his own arm.

The scene before them undoubtedly proved that the Han Tribe had already achieved this level of discipline. But to Luo Chong, it was still far from enough.

After the army stood motionless for about five minutes, Luo Chong issued another command.

"Battle formation drills."

The Personal Guards beside him once again relayed the order through flag signals. Blood Butcher, watching from the shore, immediately reacted as well, ordering the signal soldiers to wave the great banners and begin the routine formation exercises.

Obeying every command and observing every prohibition had been achieved. Whether the army could truly be directed as easily as moving one's own arm would only be known after seeing the battle formations.

The army soon began to move. The troops from each garrison raised their Military Banners and ran out of the square formation one unit at a time. They first circled around in front of Luo Chong in orderly ranks, then