After the negotiations ended, and considering the current situation, Wojin also planned to hurry back to Copper Furnace Fortress as soon as possible.
However, taking their efficiency into consideration, Great Zhou said they could first write a letter and have the Giant Eagle Knight deliver it for them.
Wojin did not refuse. Speeding things up would benefit both sides.
With the letters from both parties in hand, the Giant Eagle Knight soon departed.
By the time the letters reached Copper Furnace Fortress, spring had fully arrived.
Spring in Copper Furnace Fortress was a rainy season. Drizzling rain fell without end throughout the day, a normal occurrence there. In that regard, the New North District and New South District were actually the same.
The rainy season directly caused the already difficult mountain roads to become even muddier and more slippery.
For Great Zhou, this was disadvantageous to the transportation of logistical supplies and greatly increased their transport costs.
But relatively speaking, it was equally disadvantageous to the greenskins, who were on the offensive, when it came to launching attacks.
As a result, Copper Furnace Fortress, which had long been baptized by the flames of war, finally welcomed a period of peace.
It was undoubtedly a good thing for the soldiers. The prolonged, high-intensity offensive and defensive battles had placed immense pressure on them, both physically and mentally. Now, they finally had a chance to catch their breath.
But Balai, the General Commander of this defensive line, showed little joy on his face.
The greenskins slowing their offensive because the mountain roads were slippery was normal. But after so long without making the slightest move, something was clearly wrong.
If the enemy had simply abandoned their plans to attack and decided not to fight anymore, that would certainly have been a good