The wind. Autumn wind.
The northwesterly wind, starting with a sudden ferocity from the west to the north, was like hundreds of rugged heroic men leaping, wildly sprinting, and howling. It carried and gathered the shouts and kill cries of nearly sixty thousand players and Martial World people, resounding across the skies, spreading across the fields.
Jiang Dali and others observed the enemy's momentum from high in the sky.
They saw that the dozens of camps of the Mongolian army in the distance had already begun to assemble their forces, moving in an orderly fashion, swiftly and nimbly, not at all panicked by the sudden outbreak of an assault. Indeed, their military formation was impressive, well-trained, and brave in battle.
Although the entire Mongolian army was still in the initial stage of assembly, one could see the outlines of their battle formation, showing that even small observations could reveal significant insights.
