Pardoning Soldiers and Permitting Dai Donghu's Crimes, the Black Robe Immediately Stabilizes the Border

Several Blood-Clad Army archers around them, having been a beat too slow and missed their targets, wore looks of regret. They gently shook their heads, then turned their gazes back to the battlefield in search of their next target.

But before long, their eyes unanimously settled on the returning group. When they spotted Qin Yue surrounded at its center, a flash of excitement immediately gleamed in their eyes. They once again drew their bows and nocked their arrows, aiming at Qin Yue, waiting only for the right moment to shoot him dead.

Yet at that very moment, Qin Yue abruptly stopped. His legs bent, and like a mountain of gold collapsing and jade pillars toppling, he crashed heavily to his knees.

Then he flung up an arm and shouted, his voice booming like a great bell, piercing through the battlefield's clamor as he roared toward the Blood-Clad Army's ranks, "This subordinate, Qin Yue, humbly requests Lord Wuwei to appear for a word!

This subordinate is willing to offer up King Xi of Yan and Yan's many princes and ministers in their entirety. I ask only that Lord Wuwei show mercy and spare the lives of these border troops under my command!"

That thunderous roar exploded across the battlefield like a bolt from the blue, and the ferocious slaughter abruptly came to a halt.

Countless Yan border soldiers who had been fighting desperately stopped mid-motion, their faces filled with disbelief as they turned to look at Qin Yue kneeling on the ground.

Their eyes were full of shock, confusion, and bewilderment.

As the Yan soldiers ceased fighting, the Blood-Clad Army opposite them also put away their weapons and stopped their assault.

They possessed pride of their own. They disdained taking advantage of another's peril, and they would never massacre enemies who