On the border of Ming Province, an army of over ten thousand troops formed ranks on the plain.
This army consisted of more than three thousand cavalry and over seven thousand infantry.
Each person was clad in silver armor, reflecting dazzling light under the sun, like twinkling stars.
The cavalry wielded long spears and wore battle sabers at their hips, with numerous short spears hanging from the saddles.
Every infantryman carried a heavy blade taller than a person!
Even the most ordinary infantryman radiated an intimidating aura, filled with a sense of power.
All these ten thousand warriors were martial artists, forming an army entirely comprised of martial artists!
Only the Imperial Camp Army of the Da Lan Dynasty could be entirely composed of martial artists.
A prefectural city could have at most two hundred Imperial Camp soldiers, while a provincial city had over five hundred.
Thus, a whole province could hardly assemble two thousand Imperial Camp soldiers.
