Lynn walked on the Weng City, his gaze sweeping across.
Like the city wall, the Weng City was also constructed using quarried stones.
Between the stones, river sand and lime served as adhesives, fitting seamlessly.
Almost no visible gaps were too large.
Even just walking on it gave him a sense of solidity and stability.
However.
Lynn discovered that there were still gaps in defense mechanisms on both the Weng City and city walls.
Colin's Woodworker Workshop needed to continue the rush production.
Walking along the pathway on the Weng City, Lynn stood at the very edge of the city wall.
He propped his hands on the parapet, gazed into the distance, looking beyond the city wall.
A stretch of grass-covered wasteland came into his view.
Near the city wall were cheval de frise, crafted by Colin and his Carpenter Apprentices from the workshop.
Behind the cheval de frise were horse traps used to obstruct the enemy.
Further away.
