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There were many orbs of light scattered on the ground, and many horses were running around the camp, being pulled back one by one by the bandits.

Xiong Batian rode over on horseback, covered in blood, but he didn't seem to be seriously injured.

He grinned and said in a gruff voice, "That was great! That was a satisfying battle!"

Chang Kun and Mei Ruolan followed behind, both of them also got bruises, but not serious ones.

Li Hu nodded and turned to look at the person behind him.

After taking stock, the fifty second-rate martial arts players were almost unharmed, not even a scratch.

Those who were injured were all bandits; some were slashed with knives, and some were shot with arrows, but none of them were seriously injured.

Only a handful of people died, which is much better than expected.

The fire attack killed most of them, and the rest were scattered and disorganized. A hundred or so second-rate martial artists leading bandits in this kind of battle was practically a harvest.

A player rode in from the east side of the camp, carrying a knife that was dripping with blood.

He ran up to Li Hu and said, "Captain Li, the east side is cleared out; there are no survivors."

Another one came from the west and also made things clear.

Li Hu nodded and said, "Clean up the battlefield. Take everything usable—horses, weapons, armor—don't leave anything behind. Be quick, get back to the city before dawn."

A group of people responded and dispersed to loot.

Li Hu himself also walked around the camp and bent down to pick up a few orbs of light.

The Centurion dropped decent loot: a few pieces of blue equipment, a few potions, and a few dozen taels of silver.

The centurion got a piece of purple armor, which increases defense and constitution; the stats are pretty good.

The captain dropped the most loot: a purple longsword, a second-rate martial arts manual, and several hundred taels of silver.

He packed the things into his backpack and then went to check on the provisions.

Most of the grain piles were burned, but some remained unburnt, probably several hundred units of grain. All usable grain was taken away.

There were quite a few horses, though.

The military camp's stables housed over two hundred warhorses, all fine horses of the Khitan people—large in size and with great stamina. The horses running wild in the camp numbered around a hundred as well.

Xiong Batian stood by the stable, his eyes lighting up as he looked at the horses. He turned to Li Hu and shouted, "Take all these horses back?"

Li Hu nodded: "Take them all back. Ride those that can be ridden, and lead those that can't."

Xiong Batian grinned and turned to beckon someone to fetch the horse.

They also looted a lot of weapons and armor.

Although the Liao soldiers had many new recruits, their weapons were all standard, iron swords and spears, which were much better than the broken copper and scrap iron in the hands of the bandits.

Although there weren't many suits of armor, they managed to collect over a hundred sets after scavenging.

Wearing an iron suit of armor that he had stripped from the centurion, Xiong Batian stood in the camp, looking left and right, muttering to himself, "This time I'm rich, this time I'm really rich."

Chang Kun muttered from the side, "These things should last the village for a while."

Mei Ruolan didn't speak, but the corners of her mouth were turned up, clearly indicating that she was in a good mood.

Li Hu stood in the center of the camp, watching the people in front of him busily moving things, and a few thoughts raced through his mind.

The military camp was far more lucrative than he had anticipated.

The army camp of three thousand men had more than three hundred horses, over a thousand pieces of weapons and armor, and the loot dropped by the centurions and commanders. The spoils of this operation were more plentiful than those from a large mountain stronghold.

And this isn't just a one-time thing.

If the military camp respawns, then this place is a reliable monster spawn point.

Play it once, wait a few days, refresh the page, and then play it again.

We have experience, equipment, and supplies.

Li Hu took out a map, glanced at it, looked at the surrounding terrain, and memorized the location.

Make a note of these monster spawn points and check their respawn rate, since this is the first time players are playing a siege battle, so it's important to keep track of them.

I walked around the camp again to make sure nothing was missed.

They collected over 280 horses, over 600 weapons, over 80 sets of armor, over 400 units of grain, and various medicines and materials.

Adding in the equipment and silver that the players picked up from the light clusters, this trip was indeed quite fruitful.

Xiong Batian rode over on horseback, carrying two knives, one tucked into his waistband and the other in his hand. He chuckled and said, "Li Hu, isn't that enough? It's time to go back."

Li Hu nodded, mounted his horse, turned it around, and headed towards the camp gate.

A group of people followed behind, some riding horses and some leading them, forming a long line as they came out of the military camp and walked back along the official road.

Wu Feng led his men back to the outskirts of Yingzhou City.

The city gates were tightly shut, and torches were lit on the city walls, casting flickering shadows.

A minor leader was guarding the city wall with his men, and they could see her looking down.

"The Boss is back!" someone shouted from the city wall.

Han Yufeng peeked out and immediately shouted down, "Open the door! It's the boss!"

The city gate slowly opened from the inside, and the sound of the hinges turning carried far into the night.

Two heavy wooden doors were open, revealing the dark streets inside the city gate.

Wu Feng rode in on horseback, followed by Mu Lingyun and Li Fu, and then more than a hundred cavalrymen. The sound of their horses' hooves on the bluestone road carried far in the quiet street.

The infantrymen were moving slowly and were still behind on the road, while many others led warhorses, transporting the looted armor and weapons.

The junior leader stepped forward, clasped his hands in a respectful greeting, and said, "Boss."

Wu Feng nodded, reined in his horse, and glanced at the city wall.

The bandits guarding the city were all in their positions, some holding knives, some holding guns, and they looked much more energetic than before they left.

"Is there anything unusual?" he asked.

The foreman shook his head: "No. It's very quiet in the city, no one's come out. The brothers from the other city gates sent word that everything is normal."

Wu Feng hummed in agreement and turned to look at Mu Lingyun.

"Take stock of the spoils of war, and distribute the usable weapons and armor first."

Each person who could ride a horse was given one, and the rest were taken to the stables to be kept.

Mu Lingyun clasped his hands in response, dismounted, and beckoned Li Fu and several underlings to make arrangements.

Wu Feng then looked at Zhang Heng.

Zhang Heng followed behind on his yellow horse, wearing iron armor that he had taken from the guards, looking rather incongruous.

Seeing Wu Feng looking over, he quickly urged his horse forward.

"Come with me to the governor's mansion," Wu Feng said.

Zhang Heng nodded: "Yes, Chief."

The two rode their horses through several streets and arrived at the gate of the governor's mansion.

The gate was wide open, and the courtyard was empty.

Wu Feng dismounted, tossed the reins to Zhang Heng, and strode into the governor's mansion.

Zhang Heng quickly tied the two horses to the wooden stakes at the entrance and trotted after them.

The two walked through the front yard, down the short corridor, and arrived at the study where the governor worked.

Wu Feng pushed open the door and went in. The room was still lit, the documents on the table were spread out, and the ink in the inkstone was not yet dry.

He walked behind the table and sat down, taking out the Yingzhou Governor's Decree from his backpack.

The token has a black background with gold lettering and feels slightly cool to the touch.

Wu Feng gripped the token tightly, his mind racing, and chose to use it.

A semi-transparent interface popped up instantly in front of me, and a few lines of small gold text appeared—

[Usage requirements met. The garrison in Yingzhou City has been cleared, and you have successfully occupied Yingzhou City! You have automatically gained control of Yingzhou City.]

Before he could even look at it closely, the notification sounds started again, one after another—

[Ding! You have attacked and occupied a city of the Liao Kingdom. Liao Kingdom's favorability has decreased by 100. Your relationship with the Liao Kingdom has now deteriorated to: mortal enemy.]

[You are now wanted throughout the Liao Kingdom region; a bounty is offered on your head!]

Wu Feng's eyelid twitched.

Deadly enemy. Wanted nationwide. Bounty offered.

None of these words are funny.

He took a deep breath and continued reading.