Li Mu sought out Zheng with a proposition, delivered alongside a caution. The Fei Xin Force was holding rigorous trials for prospective members.

As Qin’s efforts to conquer Zhao faltered, Lord Changwen sought aid from a long-standing adversary, hoping to find a path to victory where none seemed to exist.

The Qin army solidified, poised for the full force of war against Zhao. Amidst the preparations, Xin found solace in a deeply felt reunion.

With the Qin army altering its trajectory and Zhao offering a response, the considerable advantages of a united force quickly became apparent.

The Fei Xin Force and the mountain people must take Liewei, though the harsh truths of war offer no escape.

A disquiet hangs about Liewei, a peculiarity that threatens to unravel Qin’s carefully laid plans for dominion over Zhao.

Wang Jian’s latest strategy introduces an unforeseen element, forcing Li Mu into a hurried effort to devise a response.

The armies of Li Mu and Wang Jian stood poised, a silent confrontation on the horizon. It was Meng Tian's action that ignited the coming conflict.

With the conflict intensifying, Wang Ben finds himself increasingly disheartened by the task his father has set for the Yu Feng Force.

Wang Ben stood before Ma Nanci, the weight of the Zhao army’s desperate plea heavy in the air. They sought aid against Yang Duanhe and his forces, entrenched in the mountains.

The momentum of the conflict shifted with the advance of the Fei Xin Force. Meanwhile, Meng Tian joined Xin on an essential undertaking.

Meng Tian initiated his strategy to bolster the troops' spirits. On the second day of the engagement, the battle's focus moved to the right flank.

Amidst the clamor of battle, Wang Ben surveyed the scene. The Fei Xin Force reflected upon the war's initial days.