Going Undercover
Then the Mongols learned what their opponent could do. Disguised operatives as religious men or businessmen would penetrate enemy territory to collect intelligence. They would also pick up possible turning robes that may defect the cause of the Mongol. And as the forces of Genghis Khan began to advance, the spies would proclaim the land’s falsehood. There’s been nothing left to chance!
Going Undercover
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#3. Maximise And Use All Weapons
The dense cloud of arrows that the Mongol soldiers could unleash must have frightened their foes’ hearts. However, Genghis Khan’s bow included additional cords. Or, more specifically, his men possessed a wide array of other awful weaponry.
#3. Maximise And Use All Weapons
