In fact, the Tang Army was indeed moving towards the flanks of Jade City: however, such probing was relatively slow. The main force of the Tang Army is still in the Suthers Region, especially the heavy equipment.
Without the support of a large amount of heavy weaponry, the Tang Army fought very cautiously. Although many tanks landed from Brunas, these armored corps still did not choose a fast-paced tactic.
Although this gave Paul time to strengthen his defensive positions, in reality, he had no better choice: even if he were given three more months, he was not confident he could turn Jade City into a strong fortress.
Jade City has a section of ancient city wall that was too late to demolish, built when this place was still the capital of the Leite Kingdom. Later, when the Great Tang Group acquired management rights here, they began dismantling these unnecessary defensive measures.
