Peace Order Chapter 537 - 537 30 Divine General List Enlist!2

537: Chapter 30 Divine General List, Enlist!_2 537: Chapter 30 Divine General List, Enlist!_2 Gathered a group of people and started to make hemostatic powder using primitive thods.

Huh?

Aesthetically pleasing, good-looking, convenient?

What’s that?

With so many people in such a rush, who cares about that?

One of the doctors spat directly onto a wound and then slapped on the drug powder dissolved in water with a clean leaf, plastering it over a soldier’s injury.

The man’s face contorted in pain, nearly screaming, until soone stuffed a shoe in his mouth, to prevent him from biting off his tongue.

The hemostatic powder concocted by these doctors was incredibly potent.

But its effectiveness was off the charts; the wound quickly stopped bleeding.

It’s just that it was painful enough to make one faint.

Shi Dalin wiped the sweat off his forehead and said, “Next, co over!”

“Don’t run!”

“Damn it, soone press him down and bring him here, having experienced being cut by a knife, it’s just a bit of hemostatic powder, what’s there to fear?

I’m not one of those hellish demons from Fengdu.”

“Aaaoouu, aaahhhhhh!”

Another doctor, with inherited bone-setting skills, was snapping bones into place, sweating profusely, while setting the bones and gritting his teeth, “I think my ancestors who passed down the bone setting skill never set as many bones in their lifeti as I have today.”

“I feel like I’m getting more proficient at bone setting.”

At the sa ti, the remaining batch of soldiers finally realized the internal energy sprouting inside them was because a martial artist’s inner Qi is an existence catalyzed from the body’s abundant blood and Qi under high ntal concentration.

That’s why there must be a quiet room, incense to focus the mind, inner strength techniques to push the body’s muscles beyond their limits.

During battle, with a highly concentrated mind, free of distractions; muscle restrictions lifted, heartbeats exceeding normal limits, plus the “Taiping Book,” along with the effects of bear at soup and elixir pills, after making it through, inner Qi naturally ford.

After these n developed inner Qi, this corps, now reduced to a re 1,600-plus soldiers, finally entered the baseline of the military corps of this era where every soldier possessed inner Qi.

Still a long way from the front-line corps, where everyone had reached the Entering Realm,

And the elite corps, where everyone had reached the Second Layer Heaven Realm of the three heavy cavalry divisions.

But they didn’t care about these gaps, simply overjoyed by their modest progress.

And they began to secretly refer to those seven doctors as old ghosts.

Changsun Wuchou finally finished inventorying the items, and handed over the prisoners to Pang Shuiyun for processing.

Additionally, the captives were made to bury the corpses of the fallen Yuwen Army soldiers, an act that complicated the expressions of Yuwen Tianxian and Yuwen Hua and the others.

Li Guan Yi then requested those seven doctors to co up with a way to use commonly found dicinal herbs for epidemics to create a dicated water and then turn it into a spray, sprinkling it over the battlefield to prevent an outbreak of plague following the sumr battle from corpses and blood.

After summoning Li Guan Yi, Pang Shuiyun, along with Ling Pingyang and Changsun Wuchou, started to discuss the future direction of the corps.

Pang Shuiyun revealed his plan, which then received approval from Li Guan Yi, Ling Pingyang, and Changsun Wuchou.

Li Guan Yi said, “It’s dangerous, but this is the most viable thod right now.”

“Thank you, Elder Pang.”

The next day, Li Guan Yi gathered all 1,600-plus soldiers, including the 500 heavy cavalry and those thirty rchant guard rangers.

The young people had switched out their Iron Futu armor for the Central Plains general armor brought by Ling Pingyang on the request of Yue Qianfeng.

His black hair had beco sowhat disheveled; that morning, Murong Qiushui had removed his wooden hairpin, letting his black hair fall down.

After washing and grooming, Li Guan Yi tied his hair in the style of a war general and wore the jade pendant given by the young mistress over his battle robe on top of his armor, stepping onto the platform in his boots.

Ling Pingyang turned to Pang Shuiyun, puzzled:

“What is General Li doing?”

Pang Shuiyun replied, “Most likely he’s distributing rewards for rits…”

Ling Pingyang beca even more baffled and said, “Throughout history, it’s always been the commander on a high platform marshaling the troops before a campaign, and after a victorious battle, rewards and honors are given down through the hierarchy of officials and colonels.

How could this be?”

Li Guan Yi was acting according to his own customs, those deep-seated habits etched into his mind.

He analyzed each key point of the battle clearly, told the forr bandits and private soldiers, then had Fan Qing carry over a large stone tablet, upon which he carved each mark with a chisel.

Then he broke off a straight branch and began to explain.

“Why were we able to win here and, moreover, why the enemy had to charge at this particular ti…”

He shared his reflections on the battle.

Ling Pingyang was stunned: “He’s teaching them combat formations, montum, attack points?”

Pang Shuiyun almost ripped out his own beard.

The old man’s eyes twitched wildly, left hand raised, right hand pushing the left hand down.

“The young master, the Lord’s own flesh and blood, his own flesh and blood.”

Such audacious action made the elder’s heart race.

Knowledge of the Military School has always been a secret transmission!

What’s this?

What’s this?

Is he planning to train this bunch into military officers?

Even if these 1,600-plus martial artists, albeit possessing inner Qi, only just made the cut for a second-tier corps, could they even understand all this?

And even if they did, what then?

Pang Shuiyun, being a top strategist, suddenly envisioned a scene where the military charges, the war general gets tied down, then the deputy general leads the troops to maintain the formation.

If the deputy gets restrained, it falls to the colonel; if the colonel falls, then the ordinary soldiers step up, one after another.