Thunders were thrown down.

Fires suddenly appeared inside and outside the trenches.

Fortunately, the trench was dug very deep and not wide, and there was very few thunder falling into it, and its power was suppressed by the soil.

When the Dali soldiers were closer and some were only a few dozen meters away from the trench, some soldiers of the Song Dynasty began to throw thunderstorms outwards.

This almost recreates the battle situation during the day.

But the Dali army was fighting torches, so of course they had to suffer some losses.

Those soldiers holding torches are often regarded as targets by Shenlong Gunners or archers.

However, if the Dali archers wanted to shoot the Song soldiers in the trenches, they could only rely on luck.

As Wang Ziqian said, although they attacked the camp at night while the Song army was exhausted, the resistance to breaking the camp was even greater than that during the day.

After finally someone rushed to the trench, no one rushed out of the trench after the Great Song Dynasty's strokes.

They allowed the Dali soldiers to jump into the trenches or on the flat ground behind the trenches before they fought with the Dali soldiers.
Chapter completed!