Upon hearing Li Yang's command, the conscripts of the Auxiliary Army scattered and ran.
Li Yang knew their chances of survival were slim. These were conscripts who had come with the team.
They were from all over the country, not too familiar with the terrain around Yuezhou.
If they dispersed and ran, indeed, some of them could survive. However, there was a higher chance of them getting lost in the snowy storm, freezing to death in the wilderness.
The enemy probably decided to attack them in this heavy snowstorm.
Li Yang could only hope that some of them would escape the enemy's pursuit, and encounter other friendly squads equipped with mech warriors.
He hoped that they could report the enemy's presence within Great Tang's territory to Yuezhou.
He harbored no regrets, only unyielding resentment and lament.
At this point it would be too cowardly to regret and reconsider not reporting earlier.
