Gua Shao brought the Cloth Army under the cover of night, first casually slaughtering a few large household families with high courtyard walls.
Then he sent his little ghosts to scatter, those living in the lowlands had little ghosts push rocks down from the mountains, those on the slopes had them shake tree branches, and others went into houses to blow out the oil lamps, caused chaos in the Ancestral Hall, and blew the fires in the kitchens to burn down the houses.
More joined the Cloth Army outside the city, hoisting flags from the left to the right, relentlessly throughout the night.
The mountain dwellers, never having encountered such chaos from ghosts and evil demons, were truly shocked by an attack of a ghost army on the city; within one night, a growing fear spread, with wailing everywhere, thinking it was the army attacking at their doorstep.
In these Southern Border mountains, the lives of common folk often held no value, but those Tusi A Gong were extremely valuable.
