[taucris]

Jesus, it really knows its Chinese history. Prompt (in English) was: Xu Da cantered along the ridge’s crest and surveyed the smouldering battlefield. [completion]

The Xingyuan forces had won the battle at the expense of the casualties. The war of attrition had lasted for over three months, and with more than 90,000 troops and 2,000 horses dead, they still outnumbered the Xingyuan forces. Although the fighting had been fierce, there was now a clear victor.

As the sun was setting on the horizon, Xu Da rode into a clearing where a camp had been set up by Li Kui. Several tents had been pitched, some of which were large enough to serve as temporary hospitals. The corpses of more than half the Xingyuan cavalry could be seen strewn about the clearing. Soldiers were busy tending to the injured, while other corpses were lined up by the sides of the clearing and buried, a macabre scene of war. At the centre of the clearing, Li Kui was seated, smoking his pipe. He was dressed in the same ragged clothes as he had worn during the battle,

[noduerme]

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