This was no isolated case, but a common one. Few tribal stockades were strong enough to stand against Hongdong Stockade as Black Ear Cave did, but there were at least two or three.
Yet their fear of the Pan Tribe ran bone-deep. Not one dared speak of going to Shao Jun City to rescue anyone, much less killing Shao Jun while they were at it.
And Tang Changsheng had entered Shao Jun City alone, killed Shao Jun single-handedly, incited the prisoners of war to revolt, and seized the city!
It was the stuff of legend!
Yet it had happened.
Almost every tribal stockade in the Black Rock Mountains held Shao Jun responsible for their suffering. He had led the army that invaded the mountains; he had even led the troops that destroyed Black Rock Sacred Stockade.
All the misery the Black Rock Mountains had endured for so long could be laid at his feet.
And now someone had slain that archvillain, a figure worthy of being the final boss, with apparent ease.
Hongdong Stockade had already been the strongest tribal stockade in the Black Rock Mountains, with a victory over Shao Jun to its name.
Many had long regarded it as the only force in the mountains capable of standing against the Pan Troops...
Now that Tang Changsheng had killed Shao Jun and rescued tens of thousands of slaves, its reputation had reached new heights.
Tribal stockades large and small sent envoys to Hongdong Stockade to pay their respects and express their goodwill. They had something more important to do as well...
Every stockade knew Shao Jun's death did not mean the war was over. If anything, it would only enrage the King Pan and prompt him to send more troops against the Black Rock Mountains.
And only Hongdong Stockade