The enemies were eventually weakened and were no longer able to breach. A lot of them even ran back to the arrays, taking their chances of escaping the imminent slavery.
Because a lot of people did this—hundreds if not thousands, including those from allied territories—Limestone Valley would have to wait the entire 28 hours before the war was officially won.
In the meantime, the soldiers—who were all far beyond the level cap of villages and therefore had limited movement within the walls—did their final rounds, just in case.
Mao ran around the battlements, making sure everything was okay while taking down all the access the enemies had left behind. There were still hundreds left on the ground and while their side ignored those who were just lying there waiting for death, they consistently kicked down those who were still trying to climb up.
