In the end, the Elf's 5th Army was still unable to block the Tang Army's attack. Flix was defeated. The border defense line ceased to exist within a day. The vanguard of the Tang's 1st Army was less than 20 kilometers away from Rewind Port.
Distanced.
To the despair of the elves, the Tang Marines who were stationed at Rewind Port were not idle. The place where they landed before was north of Rewind Port. These troops did not abandon the landing site. On the contrary, they set off from here and headed north to meet the enemy.
own friendly forces.
Therefore, the distance between the Tang Army that landed and the Tang Army that went south was actually less than 10 kilometers. If the Tang Army was more ruthless and found a few ruthless people to get a few armored vehicles, they could even rush over and deliver some food to the landing troops.
or something.
The elves' efforts to retake Rewind Port seemed to be failing. The Tang army's battle line spread out along the coastline, almost covering the entire northern part of the Eastern Continent.
What makes the top leaders of the coalition even more desperate is that as the war situation develops, their defense lines are getting longer and longer, but the Tang army is getting bigger and more numerous. The superiority in military strength of the coalition has not been fully utilized, and their disadvantages of having more troops and losing more are increasing.
It's becoming more obvious.
…
Just when the coalition forces were struggling with the battle of Rewind Port, some dwarves in the northern part of the Eastern Continent, in the area occupied by the Tang Kingdom, were surprised to find that they seemed to have seen something extraordinary.
An elf wearing the Tang Army's iconic composite helmet, body armor, and standard camouflage stood in front of a group of human soldiers.
Everyone stood at attention and saluted, because the elf had the rank of colonel on his shoulders, so he was a veritable senior officer of the Tang Empire.
After returning a military salute, he walked into the headquarters in Benn with a smile on his face. The dwarves on the street couldn't believe their eyes.
In their minds, they should have been conquered by humans. But the elves in front of them...how could they make a group of humans stand at attention and salute?
Immediately afterwards, things became a bit dumbfounding, because a bearded dwarf jumped out of the second military vehicle parked here. He was not wearing camouflage, because he was wearing regular clothes: medals on his body and ink.
The green military uniform is very neatly ironed, and the enviable big-brimmed hat proves that his status is not low...
In fact, he does have a higher military rank. The elf who just entered was a colonel, and he was a major general in the logistics force.
The human soldiers who had just saluted the elves made a more standardized salute this time: this action made the dwarf civilians who were watching the fun feel so honored! It was so awesome. Did you see the humans saluting us dwarves?
In fact, when we left the Eastern Continent, there were various "minorities" within the Datang Group, such as elves and dwarves.
Matthews, the Minister of Industry of the Tang Empire, is a dwarf, while John, who is in charge of culture and entertainment, is an elf. Within the army of the Tang Empire, many senior officers are elves left over from the Bunas era, and many are from Susas.
There are also the dwarf immigrants gathered from Lanes.
The diversity of the Tang Empire has always existed. It was only with the expansion of the Tang Kingdom in the Western Continent that more and more humans, even more and more humans with black hair and black eyes gathered in the court, people gradually forgot about it.
That's all.
In fact, the Tang Empire has always been tolerant. It has never discriminated against any of its subjects, nor has it said that it does not welcome any race.
Even orcs can live very well in this land: it's just that they are so ugly that they can hardly find any decent jobs except as servants and bodyguards.
As the Tang Empire's military operations on the Eastern Continent gradually unfolded, many elves and dwarves who originally lived in the Eastern Continent returned here from the Western Continent.
The purpose of their return is also very simple: the Tang Empire ordered them to use their advantages and come back to save more of their compatriots.
"Old George! Hahaha! I'm waiting for you!" Colonel Elf, who was standing at the door but did not go in, spread his arms and showed a bright smile.
"I knew your boy was there too. How are you? How are you doing lately?" Seeing the friend who worked together on the dock, the dwarf major general also laughed heartily.
The two gave a big hug and then walked into the gate together. On both sides of the road, the local dwarves watching all this suddenly felt that the elven police they had seen a few days ago were not so conspicuous.
That's right, the Tang Army selected some more cooperative people from the prisoners of war and gave them some new jobs: some became policemen, some became drivers... and some even became new soldiers.
That's right, some elves and dwarf captives began to form a new army: the locals called this army the security army. They had the military uniforms of the Tang Empire and were equipped with the light weapons and equipment of the Tang Empire.
These troops are responsible for maintaining local security, even educating and caring for the wounded and captives, transporting some construction materials, and clearing out some rogue soldiers and bandits in the deep mountains and old forests.
Although the Tang Empire had wiped out most of the defeated troops and the fools who occupied the mountain as kings, there were still some people who tried to do things that disturbed the public order. The Tang army handed over these cases to the security army for handling.
For the local dwarves, this situation was unexpected. They did not expect that there would be so many people willing to help humans maintain order, and they did not expect that the elves would join in so naturally.
Now they somewhat know the reason: it turns out that there are dwarves and elves in the Tang Empire. No wonder they didn't see contempt and contempt in the eyes of the Tang troops who occupied this place.
Because these soldiers have long been accustomed to getting along with elves and dwarves, and are even accustomed to obeying the orders of these dwarves and elves.
Therefore, it is natural for dwarves and elves to bow their heads to a human emperor: at this moment, some people feel as if they have opened a door to another world.
Cast... When I think about it, I suddenly feel that the world is vast. Let’s start with Matthews. Aren’t we, the dwarves, always a yellow flag? Are you kidding me, my red seedlings are just right?
The elf policemen who maintained law and order on the street also stood tall and straight, because they also saw the high-spirited brother of the same race: he should be a real man!
From now on, we are also living in the Tang Dynasty. As long as we work hard, we may not be able to be like that big brother in the future, so majestic that humans can salute us!
