Xingyue Plain, which was sandwiched between Xiang and Xu, had always been a land of treasures.
The best resources in the world were, of course, cultivation resources.
Xingyue Plain was one of the "closest" places to the Star Dome in the Modern World. This "closest" was not in the sense of distance, nor did it mean that this plain had the highest terrain and was closest to the sky … but it was the easiest place to establish contact with the distant Star Dome.
Relatively speaking, it was easier to build a Starlight Sacred Tower here than in other places.
There might be other places in the Modern World that were more closely connected to the distant Star Dome … but it could not be bigger than Xingyue Plain.
Both Qi and Jing regarded it as their exclusive property. They were in a deadlock and did not allow other forces to touch it.
Therefore, although Xiang and Xu were close, they could not establish a stronghold here. Although Zheng was not far to the north of Xingyue Plain, they could not take even half a step to the south.
This resulted in a peculiar phenomenon in this place — — -
Only a few small forces were active in Xingyue Plain. However, the basis for their survival was the trade of specialties between several countries. Because the most direct trade route, Xingyue Plain, was not open to these countries …
Qi and Jing's hegemony could be seen from this.
Of course, apart from Qi and Jing's habit of regularly sending cultivators to Xingyue Plain, the monks of Xuankong Temple in the south of Xingyue Plain would also often come here.
In addition, these small forces in Xingyue Plain were not necessarily ownerless.
Didn't you see that as soon as the war broke out, all the forces on the Star Moon Plain rolled up and entered the Zheng, the Elephant, and the Xu?
It was as natural as going home.
Those who only looked for a foothold when the war came to an end were in the minority …
This was also a tacit understanding.
The preciousness of Xingyue Plain lay in the "stars and moons". Its beauty also came from this.
The night where one could reach out and pluck the stars had once weaved many beautiful dreams.
During the day here, the sky was blue and the clouds were vast and boundless …
But now, banners were densely packed.
The banners gathered like heavy clouds, and thousands of soldiers and horses stood in the plain!
Two general platforms that were dozens of zhang tall faced each other across the battlefield that was filled with people and the battlefield that was filled with Baleful Energy.
On the western general platform, the leader was the pillar state of Xiang, Lian Jingzhi. He was standing with his sword in hand, overlooking the battlefield. A giant elephant that was three zhang tall and more than four zhang long stood in front of the general platform. It was clad in heavy armor and looked very majestic. Even their trunks were covered with leather armor with sharp thorns.
On the eastern general platform, the Grand Marshal of the Xu Country, Fang You, sat firmly in his chair, his face expressionless.
For many years, Lian Jing Zhi and Fang You seemed to have been confronting each other like this. They had heard of each other's reputations and imagined themselves as opponents countless times. Of course, there were also some secret confrontations, but when it came to the actual battle, they would only face each other.
Because this was not their battlefield, this was not their war …
The real battlefield was in front of the general platforms, between the east and the west, a vast battlefield that encompassed nearly half of Starmoon Plain.
Or to put it more bluntly, it was the young Tianjiao commanders of the two forces.
It looked like Lian Jing Zhi had made the same decision as Fang You. He had also taken out fifty thousand main forces and let the young Tianjiao from Jing Kingdom's camp lead them …
But how could the wills of the two commanders be so similar?
Therefore, this still carried out the wills of the two forces.
It tore apart the fog of the dispute between Xiang and Xu Country, and saw through the facade of the confrontation between Lian Jing Zhi and Fang You.
The truth of this war was that the young geniuses of the two hegemonic nations commanded the soldiers of the Xiang and Xu nations, and used the lives of these soldiers to temper themselves and prove themselves … How cruel was that for the Xiang and Xu nations!
Those soldiers who were in the middle of the war and didn't know the truth and thought that they were fighting for their country didn't know whether they were lucky or unlucky.
The real war was in front of the front lines. The young Tianjiao from the two forces were confronting each other.
The soldiers in the middle of the front lines and the rear lines, as well as the soldiers guarding the general platforms … were actually just positions to replenish the soldiers in the front lines.
This was the strange part of this war, and also the embarrassing part for the two generals …
Of course, their embarrassment was not important. Even if they were Lian Jing Zhi and Fang You.
Under the iron hooves of the overlords, they were all ants.
The Qi camp had ten battalions, and each battalion had five thousand soldiers. Among these five thousand soldiers, there were about one hundred transcendent cultivators who were the core of all the battalions. Their cultivation levels were all below the Reaching Heaven State. Even the main force of the Xu Country's army was only this strong …
The ten battalions were divided into two cavalry troops and eight infantry troops. The two cavalry troops were led by Bao Bozhao and Chao Yu. It was unknown how they "convinced" Xie Baoshu.
In short, Xie Baoshu led the infantry troops like his "younger brothers" of the Inner Mansion State.
Time was tight, and the soldiers were all from the Xu Country. They weren't familiar with the Xu Country, so they used the formations commonly used by the Xu Country's army.
The formation of the cavalry troops was called "Sharp Arrow", while the formation of the infantry troops was called "Fish Scale". They were both offensive formations.
No matter if it was Chao Yu, who was considered a veteran general in the army, or Wang Yiwu, who grew up in the army, or Li Longchuan and Chung Geng Sheng, who were born in the families of famous generals, none of them tried to change the formations.
This was the performance of knowing the soldiers well. On a real battlefield, "stability" was the most important thing.
Lin Xian temporarily replaced Jiang Wang, who hadn't arrived yet. His formation was right next to Chung Geng Sheng's.
"The war is about to start. When will Jiang Qingyang arrive?" He couldn't help but ask.
"He's already on his way." Chung Geng Sheng said calmly, "You can lead the army and fight for a while. It's also an opportunity for you."
He was on the battlefield, so he couldn't contact Jiang Wang immediately. However, he had already sent people to the Taixu Corner Tower in Tianfu City to enter the Taixu Fantasy Land and inform Jiang Wang.
Jiang Wang should be on his way.
Lin Xian held his saber and looked forward. He didn't speak anymore. Chung Geng Sheng was right. To be able to lead the army alone in Xingyue Plain was an opportunity for him. He was only worried that Jiang Wang would arrive too late and be unfamiliar with the army, so he wouldn't be able to take advantage of the formations.
In a head-on battle like this, it was a competition of strength in all aspects.
The wind blew the banners, and the 100,000 people were silent.
On the opposite side of Qi's camp, the Jing Country's camp was divided into 20 teams. They were equal to one battalion on the other side.
The two sides got into their respective formations on Xingyue Plain.
The banners fluttered, and the Evil Energy surged.
They were just waiting for the bugle horn to sound, and the most tragic battle would begin.
But at this tense moment where swords were drawn and bows were drawn …
Bao Bozhao was the first to turn his head, followed by Chao Yu, Xie Baoshu, and Wang Yiwu …
They were surprised to see two figures coming from the north, one in front and one behind. They were approaching the battlefield at high speed from the north to the south!
Who dared to cross the battlefield?
Did they lose their minds?
The two camps of Jing and Qi were fighting. Who dared to intrude?
If the battle was in the heat of the battle, the intruders with unknown origins would be strangled by both sides.
However, this was the time when the battle was about to start.
Therefore, the 100,000 soldiers in front of Qi Jing's camp, as well as the Tianjiao soldiers in the middle of the army, saw the two figures flying toward them.
He could only watch helplessly as those two people flew in a straight line and approached him. He felt a huge sense of absurdity.
The person in front was a woman. She wore a faceless mask and only wore thin clothes to cover her body. The endless spring scenery couldn't be hidden, and more than 30% of her body was exposed.
The one flying behind her was wearing a green robe and holding a sword. He was proud and confident, and his posture was natural and unrestrained.
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