Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 1922: 1101

Capítulo 1922: Chapter 1101

Jiang Tang sealed off the city, preventing those people from leaving and others from entering.

People from another small country couldn’t climb the city walls, and neither country could deploy soldiers for battle.

The city was held secure.

The General defending the city still didn’t know what was going on.

The grain and supplies sent by Ye Weida’s Paper Person had already arrived, clearly identifying who they were, and he did not hide their identity.

These soldiers might beco a support for him to beco the Emperor in the future, gaining these soldiers’ support.

With his large batch of grain and resources arriving, and then repelling the enemy’s attack.

The troops could now rest and recuperate here.

The defending Marshal, along with the soldiers, were all very happy to see so much grain and resources.

Of course, many people died in this battle, and many were injured.

In war, it’s inevitable that people die.

As long as they held the line, maintaining the city, that was their responsibility.

As for marching out to attack other countries?

They hadn’t received orders, their task was rely to hold the city.

The small country had deployed most of their forces to attack the city.

They were defending the border, but rely with the national forces guarding the pass.

It wasn’t as nurous as the troops in other cities.

Only the city guarded by the Ye Family Army had a hundred thousand troops; others rely had fifty thousand.

In the battle, many were killed and injured, already dwindling their forces.

How could they dare to chase the enemy?

They feared falling into a trap.

They only needed to successfully defend the city, preventing the small country’s forces from attacking.

Of course, they couldn’t attack, discovering that another small country couldn’t even breach the city walls.

Unable to ram down their gates, unable to shoot arrows up.

They felt sothing strange.

When they also couldn’t counterattack, couldn’t open the gate, it was as if so invisible force was controlling it.

Leading troops in battle, they knew how to use a formation, understood the power of formations.

This unknown, invisible formation was incredibly powerful.

Ye Weida’s Paper Person was, of course, well-received; knowing he was General Ye’s grandson, this ti the Ye Family put in an effort, supporting wherever cities were attacked.

As for why the Capital, or other official places, hadn’t sent support.

Their ssages had been sent for a long ti, but no personnel arrived for support.

Ye Weida’s Paper Person understood this and told the Marshal defending the city to rest easy and guard there.

This batch of grain and supplies was delivered, and without official military support or resources, he helped to seal the city, providing support with grain and supplies.

Reassuring them, these grains ca from the Barbarian Nation attacking their city.

The defending Marshal also received letters indicating the Barbarian Nation was eyeing them covetously, but deployed troops without gaining any benefits.

At that ti, they were envious; if only they could have sealed the city so effectively as to steal the opponent’s resources and food.

Or burn them away.

Leaving them without resources and food to fight their country.

Ye Weida’s Paper Person, after sealing the city, continued to collect grains and supplies from the busy districts of these small countries, and within their armies.

Supported their country’s troops; without food supplies, they could no longer attack.

Ye Weida flew a combat aircraft to another border city.

He employed the sa strategy, again requiring a strand of Jiang Tang’s Divine Soul for assistance.

In a day’s ti, the combat aircraft visited three borders, creating three Ye Weida Paper Persons using talismans.

Delivered vast amounts of resources and grains.

Within a day, he appeared on three borders.

Temporarily, those people and other borders couldn’t exchange information.

But at the three borders, all soldiers knew, Ye Weida not only delivered resources but also lent great assistance.

Helped them to hold the cities, preventing the enemy’s advance.

Allowing them to rest, to eat well, to sleep soundly.

During battle, they often ate dry rations.

Fearful of enemy attacks, they barely slept day and night.

Exerting physical and spiritual power.

Continued labor wore them to death even if enemies didn’t kill them.

Not only soldiers and generals, but the war horses were equally exhausted.

Not to ntion the rear soldiers and doctors.

Many were injured, and the doctors had no dicine.

Injured personnel didn’t receive proper dical treatnt, their wounds inflad, sotis leading to other ailnts, and high fever ensued.

Pain without painkillers, without anesthetics.

Still no dicine and food supplies were scarce.

The enemy couldn’t attack.

They obtained grain, resources, and dicine, allowing the injured to receive better treatnt.

When doctors applied the dicine, they discovered the herbs brought this ti were remarkably effective.

So pills were much more useful than anything they’d seen before.

After sealing several cities, Ye Weida grew restless again.

After sending out so many goods, of course, he wanted to reclaim them,

Supporting his own country’s soldiers, he wouldn’t take back those supplies; he even wanted to procure more resources for them.

So he piloted the combat aircraft to start a “zero-cost procurent” journey.

First visiting a small country called Pan Yuan Country, where the people were tall and robust, with high noses and deep-set eyes, their hair black or blonde.

There were also noble and common types.

They believed, the noble type was the blond, and black-haired ones were offspring of won kidnapped to bear children, their hair black. Although their appearance was similar to the blond ones, they were sowhat different.