Dominating Martial King-Chapter 1518 - 521: Is He Human?

Chu Yunyun gathered True Yuan in her eyes, activating the ’True Seeing Heavenly Eye’.

This not only allowed her to clearly see every detail within several hundred miles, but also to perceive the military aura across three thousand miles in all directions.

The reason Qin Muge was invincible on the battlefield and consistently victorious was largely due to this powerful pupil skill.

At this moment in her field of vision, a hundred miles ahead, on a battlefront stretching three thousand miles from east to west, clashes and military battles erupted, pushing aggressively like a raging bull.

The warfare on the Yan State Plateau had become increasingly intense.

Twelve days ago, Chu Yunyun stationed her troops near Black Gold Mountain for a brief respite and then continued to sweep west and south.

Since then, her army horses have been expanding every day.

Just the day after the great battle at Black Gold Mountain, thirty-seven thousand Yan State Alien Race warriors came equipped with armor and supplies, pledging allegiance to Chu Yunyun’s army.

These arrivals were robust youth from the Lizard Scale Clan, Long-hoofed Clan, and Eagle Body Clan — three clan types known for their formidable combat prowess.

Among them, the Eagle Body Clan possessed aerial combat capabilities comparable to the Winged People.

Following this, the Yan State Hundred Clans arrived one after another, with military flags erected outside Chu Yunyun’s Central Army camp, growing to seventy-three in number.

From Yan State, even those clans with modest power responded to Chu Yunyun’s decree, dispatching thirty percent of their young men to serve.

The more populous groups numbered four to five hundred thousand, while the smaller ones counted two to three hundred thousand.

Those unable to come were either too far away or were small clans hidden deep in the mountains, isolated from information.

Additionally, more clans from the High Mountain joined the Ice State Army upon hearing the news.

This surge led to Chu Yunyun’s Alien Race army swelling to an astonishing twenty-nine million within a mere seven days.

Chu Yunyun allocated some of the exceptionally powerful clans into her direct army, using the rest to guard local areas and assist humans in overseeing the vast and empty Southern Yan State territory.

Yet this still led her frontline soldiers to increase to twelve million.

Chu Yunyun was able to expand her military front further to over five thousand miles.

At this time, instead of weakening, the combat power of the Ice State Army was further enhanced.

The Ice State Army, with the Human Clan cavalry as its backbone and the Yan State Hundred Clans as subordinates.

Ground combatants comprised formidable warriors from the High Mountain Clan, Bull Body Clan, Rhino Horn Clan, and Steel Armor Clan; above, soldiers from the Eagle Body Clan and Red Feather Clan covered the sky, ensuring the battle line was tightly sealed, leaving hardly any flaws or gaps for the opponent.

These Yan State clans were also the best guides, with intimate knowledge of the local terrain and topography.

Meanwhile, their adversary—the Night Wolf Giant Spirit—suffered heavy losses, with experts above Second Grade nearly wiped out; their Slave Tribe was in mourning and fear, like startled birds.

The Ice State Army effortlessly pacified Shimei County and then, with unrivaled momentum, swept through the southeastern part of Yan State.

Along the way, loyal Slave Tribe affiliates of the Night Wolf Tribe were either massacred of all men above the wagon wheels or surrendered and disarmed, placed in camps awaiting arrangements by the General Manor of Northern Town.

According to the decree from the Northern Territory Governor Chu Xisheng, these Slave Tribes will eventually be relocated to Shuangzhou.

Their young men will be organized into the Slave Army, using their bravery to settle in Shuangzhou.

However, just as the Ice State Army completely pacified the Southern Yan State eight counties and began sweeping the five counties in Northern Yan State, the Night Wolf Tribe and various large Slave Tribes’ resistance intensity increased.

Simply because now, they had no retreat.

The Ice State Army’s numbers continued to grow, with over ten million elite soldiers pressing forward like a wall.

At this moment, they either break through this wall or surrender in humiliation, allowing the enemy to decide their fate.

Not all Slave Tribes are willing to abandon their lands and migrate to Shuangzhou.

To avoid this, they would rather charge into the Human Clan army formation, dying under Human Clan swords and spears.

Therefore, from the moment the Ice State Army entered Northern Yan State, frequent battles of varying scale occurred, escalating further.

Large-scale engagements involved tens of thousands, while smaller ones numbered three to five thousand people.

Yet what made Chu Yunyun hesitate was not the war ahead.

If she was willing to accept surrender and allow the Night Wolf Slave Tribes to retain their lands, then the entire Yan State thirteen counties could be pacified through official dispatches.

Even if she relaxed conditions slightly, by confiscating only half of the territory, she could shortly pacify this plateau.

However, Chu Yunyun was unwilling.

She refused to create endless future troubles by taking the easy path now.

After the Primordial Emperor Xuanhuang, there were several generations where the Human Clan dynasties flourished and briefly controlled Yan State.

Yet the Human Clan never firmly stood on this plateau because most of this land did not belong to them.

The strength of the Yan State Alien Race tribes remained formidable, constantly repelling the Human Clan’s rule.

Often, after several hundred years, they would be driven out of Yan State.

Their lessons are close at hand, and Chu Yunyun would not follow in their footsteps.

This plateau is crucial to the Divine Continent Clan.

Only by controlling this, can the Northern frontier issue be completely resolved.

Thus, she would rather invest more effort now and endure more casualties, to fully grasp the farmland and pastures of Yan State, or at least most of it.

What truly made Chu Yunyun hesitant was a letter she had just received.

This letter was from her sister—Qin Xiyang!

Chu Yunyun raised her hand, looking at the content of the letter, her Liu Mei slightly furrowing.