After breaking through Benliang City, Ajiket made a preliminary estimation of the casualties in his forces—out of over three hundred thousand people, only about a hundred and fifty to sixty thousand managed to escape.
The Central Forces fleeing eastward had a total of sixty to seventy thousand people left, which could still be considered fortunate amidst the unfortunate.
However, the situation for the Central Forces fleeing westward was not optimistic.
The troops he led could still find a way out on the plains by combating the human troops, but the smaller units split into tiny groups likely faced grim prospects.
The aid from the West Fifth Army had been backbreaking, and excluding his own troops, they had only managed to collect a little over ten thousand people.
Finding almost another twenty thousand people in the remaining days was somewhat difficult.
However, just handing over the plains to the enemy was truly unbearable.
