Behind Great Wu's camp was a huge lake stretching for hundreds of miles. In front of it, to the left and right were two hills that were hundreds of feet high and rolled tens of miles into the distant horizon, embracing the camp like two long arms. Between the hills was a valley that was about thirty miles wide. The rich natural energy and fertile land on Pangu Continent gave this valley a lush grassland. The waist-deep grass was swaying gently in the wind.
About a hundred miles across the valley was the great encampment of the allied forces led by the monarch of Zhong. The camps of the seven allied armies were neatly arranged: trenches, fences, watchtowers, arrow-towers, sharpened stakes, and traps were all laid out perfectly. At the moment, Oracles were surrounding the encampment with no-fly restrictive formations and various other formations, preventing Great Wu's soldiers from sneaking into their base.
