The First Prince of Qi Country received a frontline report from Luo Town while he was still in his headquarters, unmoved.
He was not as anxious as the Third Prince, and had more experience too—he knew that rashly moving could cause communication chaos, so he simply decided to remain in place.
However, he didn't just stay put idly; he sent his confidant Qin Xiong to lead troops ahead and provide support to the battlefield at Luo Town as swiftly as possible.
In order to ensure his troops could resolve the issue upon arrival, the First Prince spared no expense, tasking the 1st Army to lead the charge.
The First Prince's thinking was straightforward, he believed that only by having Qi Country's most elite troops pave the way, there was a possibility to breach Tang Army's defenses and recapture Luo Town.
