The defenders kept shouting and summoning Heshi Lieyawu Pagoda.
Heshi Lieya Wuta raised his feet with some disappointment and walked quickly towards the city wall.
The city wall happened to be within Zhang Lin's sight. He glanced quickly from a distance and saw that Ding Haijun had indeed withdrawn more than a hundred steps away. And just below the city wall, close to the wall...
There is a three- to four-foot deep depression there, which was the gap between the old and new rammed earth after the old city wall collapsed. As time went by, this gap became larger and larger, and Zhang Lin originally thought about sending someone to plug it up.
Now, there was something in the depression. Under the flickering firelight, Zhang Lin could see clearly that it was a coffin.
Even though Zhang Lin was facing great danger, he couldn't help but rub his eyes.
That's right, it's really a coffin, a big, square, dark coffin.
What does this mean? The navy launched an attack, then brought a coffin and stuffed it into a gap in the city wall? Is this some kind of victory-hating technique?
The defenders discussed it one after another. The Heshi Lieyawu Pagoda was on top of the city wall, and they also leaned out to look down.
Zhang Lin deflected his gaze and then looked at the direction of the navy.
I saw an ape-armed general holding a bow and arrow, pointing in the direction of the coffin. Zhang Lin's eyesight was good, and he immediately recognized that the arrow was a rocket.
Chapter completed!