No matter what, Pusen has always been skeptical about this attack. He is not opposed to the attack, but it is obviously not the right time to attack now.

There is no plan and very little information at hand.

The two regiments of Hulachao went up like this to attack enemy positions hundreds of kilometers apart. It was impossible for such a large-scale march to go unnoticed.

However, the two regiments were not even halfway through when they were surrounded by the angry people of Da Le.

The people of this country are unexpectedly united. They dare to hold up slogans and stand in front of a heavily armed army. Their courage is commendable.

Moreover, the number of people was more than three times that of the army, and the shouts and curses were overwhelming.

From this, a very interesting scene occurred.

The day after the sea attack, the stagnant troops gave up their offensive plans and had an unwilling confrontation with the people of Da Le.

On the third day after the attack, the top leaders of the Kingdom of Paradise came forward to negotiate, and the angry crowd calmed down a little.

On the fifth day after the attack, the troops stationed in Taihui set off.

On the seventh day after the attack, the two sides preparing to fight established defense lines one thousand meters apart.

In the following days, a war of words broke out between the two sides, each condemning the other's behavior.

More than ten days passed without any direct conflict between the two sides. It can be seen that the commanders on both sides were still trying their best to maintain restraint after getting angry, because they all knew that once a war started, the consequences would be disastrous.

This time Pusen gained a new understanding of the highest military commander in the station. Apart from being arrogant, this man also understood some things.

There is just one thing that must be done. The soldiers and officers who died in the attack must be accounted for no matter what.

The verbal hostility between the two sides mainly focuses on two aspects.

One side of Taihui said that you killed our old king, and the other side said that you killed many of our soldiers.

One side of Taihui said it was you who started the trouble, and the other side said it was you who attacked us first.

In short, they are asking their superiors for more clear instructions. Now is not the time to mobilize troops without authorization.

On the same day of requesting instructions, Poussin's top commander at the station received an order from his king, declaring a state of emergency, allowing all measures, including counterattack with force, to be used in the event of an attack.

Across the sea, it was normal for the news to come slowly. The commander of the station gritted his teeth. If this order had come more than ten days earlier, he would have declared victory by now.

The order to attack was not spread. In the early morning of the day of the attack, when it was still the last moment of darkness, the officers of each department quietly gathered their soldiers and assembled them in square formations.

There is a mountain where the two sides are stationed. The shape of the mountain resembles an old man fishing, so the locals named it Diao Weng.

This offensive and defensive battle is called the Diaoyuweng Ridge Attack and Defense Battle.

Pusen's team had no mission. The two captains stood on the mountain and observed everything with binoculars.

Posen took a casual look and then put down the telescope. The deputy captain commented coldly: "How long has it been since we were still doing this as a line infantry?"

The troops on the side of the ridge were assembled. The soldiers were excited and eager to go to the battlefield immediately.

A flash of light hit Pusen, who looked at the flash and saw a man in a leather jacket pointing a gadget at them.

Pusen was curious, so he jumped off the mountain and walked over to the man and asked: "What is that glowing thing in your hand?"

The man frowned and asked, "Camera, don't you recognize it?"

"I don't know." Pusen shook his head honestly, "What is this thing used for?"

"Photograph?"

"What to shoot?"

"That's it."

The man put down the , rummaged through his leather bag, took out a palm-sized photo and handed it to Pusen.

Pusen took it over and looked at it. The photo was in black and white. It showed a woman holding a child.

The things captured in the photos were better than those of any realistic painter, and Poussin was very interested in it. He had never heard of such a magical thing.

The more he looked at the woman in the photo, the more frightened Pousin became, as if this thing had a magical power and could devour people's souls at any time.

Seeing that Pusen was obsessed with her, the man snatched the photo back and said with great dissatisfaction: "This is my wife, don't act like you have never seen a woman, okay?"

Posen smiled dryly and explained for himself: "I'm just curious. This thing is really incredible."

"You're quite calm." The man showed an understanding smile. "When the was first invented, many of the people who were photographed were scared to death. They always felt as if they were missing something. Yes.

Okay, let me ask, are you the commander here?"

"Why do you ask that?"

Pusen instantly became alert and stared at this man cautiously.

The man took two steps back in fright, stretched out his hand and said: "I have no other intention, I just want to write a report. Since I used your photo, there must be a corresponding title, but it doesn't matter. By the way, I'll give you this."

, you deserve this."

The man took out a few more banknotes from his wallet.

This kind of paper currency has never been heard of by Pusen. It is not from his own country, nor from the Kingdom of Paradise.

"What's this?"

"Money, have you never seen our country's money?"

"Your country?"

"This is the Taihui Kingdom. Aren't we two warring parties?" The man felt unusually confused. "You really know nothing about us? You shouldn't. Some time ago, our Majesty was carrying a prototype of a .

I went to your place, so logically you should have heard about it, this is a national matter."

Pusen's mind went blank. He hurriedly shouted to the deputy captain on the mountain: "Stop the troops!"

The vice-captain obviously didn't understand what it meant.

Posen had no time to explain, he rushed straight towards the advancing troops.

As he ran through the phalanxes, several officers on horseback tried to stop them, but they were all left behind.

As he ran, he shouted: "I want to see the commander!"

The supreme commander was riding a white horse, and there were several guards beside him. When he heard someone calling him, the commander half-squinted his eyes.

After just one glance, the commander was already impatient.

He said unceremoniously: "Why are you here? If the offense is affected by some small things, I don't care about the relationship behind you."

Posen stopped in front of the horse and looked up at the commander on the horse.

"Your Excellency, Commander, Taihui must have known about our plan to attack. Please stop the attack."

"Then sir, where did you get the news?" The commander looked even more dismissively at Poussin, "If there is no conclusive evidence, you should be aware of the consequences of spreading rumors."

"I know very well that I just met a person from Taihui Country, and he is still there now."

"Did he tell you that our plan was seen through?"

"This...is not. But, Commander..."

"Shut up!"

The commander gave Posen one last look of disdain, and then he drew out his saber: "Attack the entire army!"

The order to attack was spread layer by layer, and the soldiers arranged in a square formation moved forward neatly.

Pusen still wanted to stop him, but he was pushed aside by two guards.

If he wanted to break free from the shackles of the two guards, Pusen could do it, but unfortunately, he had realized that he was powerless to change anything.

He just stood there, watching those young and excited faces appear in front of him one by one, and then leave his sight one by one.

The infantry phalanx strode forward and was approaching the enemy's defense line, still 800 meters away.

The vice-captain ran to Pusen and asked: "What's going on?"

Posen waved his hand, facing the enemy's position with a rather depressed expression.

"Inform brothers, bring weapons and prepare for defense."

"Ah? Defense?"

"This is an order."

"yes."

The vice-captain ran away.

The phalanx continued to advance, and was still 700 meters away from the enemy's defense line, then 600 meters, and then 500 meters away.

It is estimated that the sound of dense footsteps can already be heard on the enemy's position.

The commander of the station looked at the fortifications. He had seen them countless times with his binoculars.

There are useless trenches, an even more useless barbed wire fence, and two towering circular buildings.

Such a thing will fall apart immediately when faced with the charge of thousands of people.

There were still three hundred meters away, but there was still no reaction from the enemy, which made the commander even more contemptuous of the combat qualities of Taihui's soldiers.

When we reach two hundred meters, it's time to launch a charge.
Chapter completed!