As the Han army began organizing the soldiers to march out of the camp, the scout cavalry of the Northern Huns had already galloped back to report.
After being stable for ten days, the Northern Huns and the Dingling People were not surprised upon receiving this news. In fact, Huyan Chu had already had suspicions upon discovering the large number of patrolling soldiers from the Han army last night, and had made arrangements in advance.
Therefore, shortly after receiving the news, the Northern Huns organized everyone quickly, and even managed to gather hundreds of thousands of the scattered Miscellaneous Hun, relying on the Xianbei people who previously leaned towards the Northern Huns.
The reaction of the Dingling People was not slow either. Of course, the primary issue here was that Zhou Yu and others had no intention of concealing their movements, as the massive army formed a formation and advanced slowly.
