C309 Ill give you a bunch of eunuchs (1/2)

I'll give you a group of eunuchs.

The scene was grand, but the battle was not tragic.

Other than the Widow Chen, the other three girls were also ancients. They had never seen a scene like this before, to the point where they had never even heard of it.

Xiu Niang was so scared that her face turned pale, she covered her face with her hands, and stood at the door trembling.

”Sister Yuzhu, this... Is that what you meant by a war of attrition? ” Wei Qiuyue was slightly better, but her face was also flushed red, and she stuttered as she did not dare to go forward.

”This... This is impolite! ” Yelv Yuzhu was once the royal daughter after all. Although she had already let down her dignity under the influence of the Widow Chen, she still could not accept this kind of thing, so she did not move an inch.

”Why did you submit? Didn't you say yesterday that you wanted to punish him? ” Widow Chen took off the crown, but seeing the other three looking like this, her interest plummeted. She sat on the tatami and said: ”Since that's the case, let's have a meeting.”

”Meeting?” Jiang Xiaobai felt a sense of novelty as he also sat on the tatami.

”After you left, I issued a total of more than thirty decrees in the Yizhou City these few days.

The Widow Chen didn't care about Jiang Xiaobai's surprised expression, and began to explain every single detail that had happened in the past few days in the Yi Zhou.

Fatty Fang had already completed his change of defense with XiaoRenxiong, and was leading more than four hundred people to set up camp in Blizzard Village, his main goal being to guard against the Jin Kingdom at the north.

Towards such an arrangement, not only did Fatty Fang not complain at all, he was even grateful to them.

This lone army was actually a pawn left behind by a certain big shot of the imperial government. With just a single move, they would be abandoned, and what awaited them would be endless pursuit.

But now, not only were they not being hunted down, they also had the opportunity to fight their mortal enemy. In fact, they were already satisfied.

Although Fatty Fang had not said who the head of the imperial government was, Widow Chen had decided to believe him for a period of time.

XiaoRenxiong's camp, which had been changed to another guard, was currently stationed at the west side of the city, inside Jin Soldier's camp.

The only reason they chose that place was because it was a spacious area suitable for training. It could be used to assist the Yi Zhou City at any time, and they would not need to worry about any other thoughts once they entered the city.

As for Bao Dachu, the prison was gone, he, the Warden, had also been promoted to become XiaoRenxiong's assistant, and in name, he was now the vice commander of the garrison.

Those stationed at the Yizhou City were basically all the more than a hundred people who had come from there. In addition, there were some surrendered constables and Song Soldier s.

The total number of people was around two hundred. Although defending a city was a little thin, there were only two thousand or so civilians left, so it was still manageable.

However, with the gradual return of the population and the advent of a predictable war, the size of the army had to be increased.

As a result, the Widow Chen issued a conscription order. Although the conditions were harsh, the promised treatment was much better than the previous Song Soldier's.

One tael of silver a month, free board and lodging, stew with meat, fill with rice, and four days leave a month.

Such treatment, forget about the Bao Zhou soldiers, even compared to regular Forbidden Army, was several times better.

As a result of the military recruitment, the entire city was in an uproar. Almost all of the adult males had come.

It was a pity that the Widow Chen's rules were too harsh. Not only did the rules state height, weight, and age, there was also a requirement to have good looks, no tattoos, no criminal record, and must be an ancestral Yi Zhou. The requirement was to be able to carry ten kilograms and run for three thousand meters.