There is not much to say about the process of this battle.
Before engaging in combat, Ye Weiming used the Pythagorean theorem to quickly calculate the number of enemy troops, which was roughly around three hundred.
If it was only Ye Weiming alone facing the opponents, amidst killing the foes and protecting the child, it would have been inevitable for attention to be divided. With some luck, he might only suffer minor injuries, but with bad luck, even the child being protected could get hurt, leading to a direct mission failure.
If it were Jiang Jinjiu instead, the outcome would only be worse.
If they didn't have to drag the child named Tianming with them, any one of their companions could have stepped forward—while not necessarily annihilating the enemy army, withdrawing safely wouldn't be a big issue.
But now, on their side, they had a total of eight great masters!
