Sichuan is mountainous, unsuitable for cavalry warfare, so the Shu army was primarily infantry, with cavalry making up only a quarter of its force. The sixth, seventh, and eighth Divisions were mainly composed of cavalry.
Upon receiving orders, the soldiers of the sixth and eighth Divisions immediately went to the stables to fetch horses.
In the quiet of the night, thousands of warhorses moved simultaneously, and soon the sound of hooves filled the entire Huangtonggou Valley. Soldiers not on duty emerged from their mines and looked towards the valley floor.
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