The Duke said that there were no extra troops available for support, but they would immediately dispatch enough supplies, advising him not to be impatient; it was fine to spend more time sieging the city, aiming to capture it with minimal casualties.
This coincided with Jiang Che's current strategy of having people dig tunnels.
According to logic, the supplies should have arrived today.
After all, it's only about five hundred miles from the Duke's main battlefield, just a few days' journey.
They would probably arrive tomorrow.
Jiang Che didn't think too much, looking at the high city walls in the distance, continuing to ponder his siege tactics.
According to logic, the supplies should have arrived today.
The next day, Jiang Che ordered some soldiers to provide cover while others continued digging tunnels.
