Time indeed had begun to gradually take the side of the Tang Kingdom.
As the battle for Li Family Village was decided and the Dahua Empire's military continued its attack on Xicong, the rainfall in the Northern Region suddenly ceased.
The sky began to clear, and the long-missed sunshine bathed the earth. During this brief period of clear weather, the Tang Country's Air Force finally took action.
150 Flying Fortress Bombers, laden with bombs, and escorted by 20 fighters, flew towards Fengjiang, the Dahua Empire's largest city in the north.
The counterattack began so suddenly that the Dahua Empire was completely unprepared.
Although the Dahua Air Force also took off their planes to intercept upon sighting the Tang Army's aircraft group, they found they couldn't catch up to these enemies that came and went like the wind.
