It was evident that the combat power displayed by the majority of the Han Army was only one or two levels inferior to the two legions that activated their Legion Talent, so estimating them as fairly elite Han troops posed no issue for the three of them.
Precisely because of this, in the eyes of Sulapri and others, although the Han Dynasty was strong, Kushan had already earned the qualification to gradually close the gap. After all, even if the Han Dynasty had more formidable legions and a Military Spirit Legion, Kushan also had elite troops, a Military Spirit Legion, and a navy beyond what the Han Empire imagined!
Therefore, as the main force of Kushan was about to be enveloped by the Han Army, Sulapri and Hirilah inclined towards conceding directly, having showcased all of Kushan's strength and achieved what they desired in this battle.
Sulapri hardly needed to consider the issue of whether, upon such a graceful concession, the Han Army would still resort to harsh measures.
