Liu Tie led a formidable force, and even when facing the Tangut and Tibetan cavalry head-on, they would not yield. How much less so against a disorganized rabble of bandits!
The combat power, fighting spirit, and tactics of both sides were completely different. Wherever the troops passed, blood splattered, and corpses littered the ground.
The previously arrogant bandits were scattered and routed by just a few dozen cavalrymen. Liu Tie didn't stop there; he divided his troop into two groups.
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