After Yuan Shao and Liu Bei's armies arrived in Yanzhou, both quickly dispatched their civil officials and military generals, gathering them together.
The two began camping and setting up their military camps without any reservations. By the time they'd reached this level, common strategies were already ineffective. Merely penetrating the layers of scout squads was headache-inducing enough for anyone plotting an ambush.
On the first day of arriving in Yanzhou, neither side issued a challenge letter. Instead, they focused on camping and organizing their camps. Soon, sprawling military camps stretched across dozens of miles, stationed on opposite banks of the Yellow River. During the night, the lights from the opposing side flickered endlessly.
