In the early morning, Li Sheng led his Dangxiang cavalry out of the camp and rushed to the battlefield more than ten miles below the Jishi Mountain as agreed upon by the bandits. Battles between the two armies are always large-scale, and each side will send scouts to observe the vicinity of the battlefield in advance to see if the other side will have an ambush.
There are many valleys near Jishi Mountain, so it is easy to hide thousands of soldiers. Although the Tuyuhun people acted as accomplices, Li Sheng instinctively remained alert, which earned him Ethan Shen's praise. He led the Dangxiang cavalry to serve as scouts in front of the army.
"You will form teams of ten and search an area of fifty miles. If you encounter the enemy, report back immediately."
After dispatching his Tangut cavalry, Li Sheng led fifty riders to arrive at the battlefield first. It must be said that the place chosen by the old bandit general was very good. The terrain was flat and the surroundings were in full view. There was no place to ambush troops nearby, and it was also at a comparable distance from the cities and camps of both sides.
At this time, it was just dawn and the sky in the east was just beginning to turn pale. Li Sheng and his party rode their horses in a circle on the battlefield they had chosen, and then they saw the barbarian scouts who had also gone out of the city to investigate.
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