The martial experts who had been widely invited to participate in the battle all gradually left.
Zhao Changhe was not socially anxious, but he couldn't really withstand such bustling visits, especially since he was injured and exhausted each time.
However, reflecting on the dust settling, he inevitably broke into cold sweat.
It was fortunate that so many people were present... If even one less had been there, he might have been more seriously injured, and with a few less, the battle situation would have crumbled.
He naturally learned afterward that the value of Cui Yuanyang was not limited to the battlefield. Keeping the Northern Wang Family's armies in check was most crucial.
Monks like Yuan Cheng and Gui Chen might not have made a significant impact in combat, but their prayers' ability to restrain and weaken was no less effective than direct fighting. The talismans they used at the end to suppress evil were even more useful.
