Chapter 239
Tiger-Chasing withdrew entirely to their Central Camp eight hundred miles behind, while Eastern Wilderness resumed their westward advance after securing the battlefield.
The Great Prince appeared dissatisfied with merely holding half the southwestern territory and sought to seize the remaining half conquered by Tiger-Chasing in a single decisive push.
With no time to mourn fallen comrades, Tiger-Chasing’s armies and cultivators immediately reorganized after retreating, preparing for the impending clash between the Two Dynasties.
At this critical phase, Spirit Communication cultivators—the pinnacle forces of both sides—were mobilized across strategic locations.
Though Tiger-Chasing’s three pillars of national combat strength now guarded the western, southern, and northern borders, leaving them unable to join the fight, Eastern Wilderness faced its own dilemma. The untamed eastern frontier posed a threat no less severe than the three-front dynasty pressure confronting Tiger-Chasing.
Nevertheless, as the Great Prince inheriting most of the former Eastern Wilderness Dynasty’s legacy, he commanded slightly more Spirit Communication cultivators and titled real persons than Tiger-Chasing.
Northern Front:
Eastern Wilderness deployed five Spirit Communication cultivators: one early-stage, two mid-stage, and two late-stage. They were also accompanied by a titled real person at the perfect realm of Spirit Communication.
Tiger-Chasing mustered only four: