Chong City.
Li Fei and the others stood atop the West City Gate's walls.
The section of the wall was about twelve meters wide and more than five hundred meters long, flanked by mountains on both sides.
Over five hundred meters of city wall manned by only a hundred people appeared somewhat sparse.
But there was no helping it. Currently, less than a thousand combatants were available in Chong City to defend four city gates—not enough hands.
Chong City was neither a border town nor a military stronghold, so during peacetime, it was neither possible nor necessary to station many troops there.
Under normal circumstances, for an ordinary city, a few hundred inspectors plus a few hundred city guard soldiers, as well as the Zhi Ge Court and the Righteous Court, were completely sufficient for maintaining local public order.
As for wartime, no one really expected such a small town to turn into any sort of formidable fortress.
