General West Xia's expression was ugly upon finding out that Great Qi had wiped out two of their garrisons without them knowing. He glared at his subordinates and looked at Liu Dahei coldly.
Liu Dahei wasn't afraid of him at all. Sitting on his horse, he almost stomped his feet and clamored for West Xia to give them an explanation. He accused West Xia of harassing their borders and even attempting to assassinate the Prince of Great Qi. He demanded to know if they were trying to start a war between the two countries.
General West Xia only felt aggrieved, but he had no choice but to endure it because he didn't want to start a war with Great Qi. Considering Great Qi had a total of 350,000 troops stationed in the southwest, and Qi Haoran was holding down the fort, it would be very difficult for West Xia to win the battle!
Therefore, they could only refuse to admit it no matter what. This way, the two garrisons would have died in vain.
