Chapter 696: Pursuit

On the snowy wasteland, dozens of long columns of the Ming army were moving. To the west of the army was the "sea-like lake" (Hulun Lake), but now people could not tell the difference between land and lake.

"By tomorrow, we won't be able to see the lake anymore!" someone in the central army shouted.

Everyone looked very bulky. The soldiers wore cotton and felt towels under their helmets and chain mail, which also covered their ears; so they had to speak very loudly so that others could hear them clearly.

Zhu Gaoxu sat on horseback, opened the rough map and looked at it for a while, then looked at the scene in the sky, and estimated: tomorrow the army will be able to reach the northeast of the Sea Lake (Hulun Lake).

There were almost no living things to be seen on all sides except the Ming army's flags and troops.

Earlier this month, in the battle west of Buir Lake, the Tatar army suffered a head-on attack from Liu Sheng's troops and suffered heav