It's no wonder Ah Jiu is angry; these items are desperately needed yet scarce for soldiers on the battlefield. But Marquis Xuanwu, hoarding an iron mine for profit, is already committing a great crime. Selling these items to neighboring countries—isn't this treason?
When he conducted these deals, did he not realize that one day, they might use the weapons from him to kill Beiyan people?
Now it's clear that dealings were made with Prince Wei's Manor in Nanyue; who knows if he sold to other countries before, like the Tatars or Xiongnu?
Upon seeing the arsenal, a fury like Ah Jiu's is impossible to quell.
"They must have wanted to blast this cave that hides the weapons. If it weren't for our men being one step quicker, these items would have been buried." Commander Du echoed the anger; weapons are immensely important and scarce on the battlefield, yet the opponent would rather destroy them than let them exist—how despicable.
