In Jishi City, Tie Yan looked at the granary that was mostly burned down, with uncontrollable anger on his old face. Murong Can, who rushed over after hearing the news, also had a grim face.
"Why did the Tang army enter the city? What happened?"
Tieyan sent two thousand Tibetan soldiers to guard the granary. In addition to not trusting the Tuyuhun people, he also wanted to control the most important food and fodder in his hands so that he could control the Tuyuhun people.
Now that the fire had broken out, nearly 70% of the food and fodder were gone, and the remaining food was only enough to feed the 30,000 soldiers and horses in their city for half a month. However, it was not known how long it would take to wait for the reinforcements sent by the city of Lhasa.
Thinking of this, Tie Yan directly put the knife on the neck of the granary guard. This was a member of the Zhuo family and also his nephew, otherwise he would not have trusted him to guard the granary.
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