Unlike those people in the south who were full of funny ideas, it was calm and peaceful in the aboriginal camp.
The empress sent the winged cavalry to open up a path on the hill formed by the collapsed mountain so that their soldiers could march through.
As long as there weren't too many rocks blocking the road, there was no need for the road to be that smooth.
This kind of job was easily handled by the winged cavalry.
A few baihu from the Rearguard Commandery were also dispatched to investigate.
Plus, there was an additional man in the camp who could smash a mountain with just a strike.
Even the ordinary soldiers heard about this man who had such an ability.
Li Fu's ability to smash a mountain with one strike was vividly described by some people, and the scene of the landslide was witnessed by many people. As a result, the fame of Li Fu spread throughout the camp.
