Mountains and Rivers Are Exhausted

In the thirty-fourth year of the Apocalypse, 300,000 Beidi iron cavalry approached Yanmen Pass. Guard general Han Zhao burned the imperial edict of "abandoning the pass" and carved the four characters "Mountains and rivers are all ink" on the city bricks with the tip of his sword - each stroke was a name. His father was killed by twenty-seven arrows, and he carved the names of his three thousand comrades one by one into the stone. Eight thousand people fought against 300,000 for thirteen days. There are no miracles, only building beams are demolished to make rocks, ice is cut to create fire formations, and sixteen-year-old recruits jump down holding the rocks. Each of them has a favorite apron color and an unfinished spinning top. The battle was over, and eight thousand names were engraved on the south wall. Four hundred years later, a six-year-old girl pressed her fingers on the rubbings and felt the warmth of those names for the first time. The wall is still there.