The Embroidered Uniform Guard did not have the authority to mobilize stationed troops, but usually, as long as the request wasn't too excessive, the local garrisons would grant the Embroidered Uniform Guard some face.
After all, not many would want to offend the Embroidered Uniform Guard...
But this time, the person Yang Ge sent received an outright refusal from the prefectural soldiers.
Yang Ge had an idea, and then sent someone to the Yangzhou Garrison, requesting they dispatch the forces of five hundred-household units to enforce martial law in the city.
The result was the same, a flat refusal from the Yangzhou Garrison, and its military commander even assuredly threatened to report Yang Ge's presumptuous act of calling troops to the Central Military Commission.
But this...
Was not what alarmed Yang Ge the most.
