The Red Chamber: Hang Qin Keqing at the start

Chapter 62 [062] Nurhachi's son died, Prince Tengxue Ye cavalry pursued
On the other side, Dong Ge was worried that his subordinates would not be able to kill Nurhachi, so he personally led the remaining eight subordinates to the Juxian Inn to help.

They arrived at the Juxian Inn first than the two carriages of Nurhachi and Jia Qiang.

When he heard the sound of weapons colliding, shouting and screams coming from the inn, Dong Ge left two guards to protect himself, and ordered the remaining six men to rush into the inn for reinforcements.

However, at this time, the Jianzhou Jurchen soldiers led by Huang Taiji and Babutai had firmly gained the upper hand, and had already wiped out Dongge's assassins.

The six men of Brother Dong who rushed into the inn were quickly killed by the Jianzhou Jurchen soldiers.

When he heard that the fighting sound in the inn gradually decreased and finally returned to calm, Brother Dong felt a very uneasy intuition in his heart.

At this time, after a deadly battle, Huang Taiji and Babutai led their men to wipe out all Dongge's assassins.

The soldiers of the Jurchen tribe in Jianzhou also suffered heavy casualties, and only nine of them were still fighting.

Huang Taiji and Babutai led the nine soldiers out of the inn and rushed towards Brother Dong's carriage.

Seeing this situation, Brother Dong was shocked and angry, mixed with deep disappointment. It seems that the assassination of Nurhachi this time was a complete failure.

She hurriedly ordered the coachman to drive away.

But Huang Taiji had already guessed that the person sitting in this carriage was probably Brother Dong, so he wanted to lead his men to chase her down in the carriage.

However, just as Huang Taiji was about to board the carriage, he suddenly saw at the end of a street on the left, a group of Ming soldiers with shields in their left hands and waist knives in their right, running towards this side.

They wore thickened cotton armor, the gray-black helmets and armor glowed dimly in the moonlight, and the armor leaves covered by the sleeves of the clothes collided together, making a burst of crisp metal clashing sounds, which echoed the dull and chaotic The footsteps were intertwined, exuding a suffocating sense of oppression.

Huang Taiji inadvertently glanced across the street diagonally, and found that Hai Rui was hiding behind a wooden signboard on the street, showing half of his face, secretly looking this way.

Huang Taiji immediately understood that these Ming troops must have been summoned by Hai Rui, and he felt regretful, he should have killed Hai Rui just now!
Thinking of this, Huang Taiji's anger rose from his heart, and the evil grew to his gallbladder, he waved his big hand and said:

"Kill Hai Rui, and leave here in a carriage!"

"Yes!"

Baltai immediately commanded nine soldiers to rush towards Hai Rui.

The four yamen servants beside Hai Rui hurriedly brandished their waist knives to resist.

But the combat effectiveness of these yamen servants was too weak, and three of them were killed after only a few rounds of confrontation.

The only remaining yamen servant also had his left arm cut off, and he staggered back to Hai Rui, trying to protect Hai Rui's safety with all his might.

The next moment, three Jurchen soldiers rushed over together, one Jurchen soldier slashed at the servant, another Jurchen soldier slashed at Hai Rui, and another soldier slashed at a beggar beside Hai Rui.

The yamen servant did not block the Jurchen soldier in front of him with his saber, but when another Jurchen soldier was about to slash at Hai Rui's forehead, he blocked the opponent's slash with his horizontal saber.

But almost at the same time, he was also slashed in the side of the neck with a knife, fell to the ground in the gushing blood mist, and died of exhaustion.

At this time, Hai Rui saw that there was another soldier who wanted to kill a beggar next to him, so he subconsciously dragged the beggar backwards, but he didn't expect that his own right shoulder was cut by the opponent, bleeding Soon his purple official robe was dyed red.

Three Jurchen soldiers charged forward, and slashed at Hai Rui with three knives.

But their knives were blocked by several sticks.

It turned out that more than a dozen beggars waved the dog-beating sticks in their hands, resisting the steel knives of the Jurchen soldiers.

But the dog-beating sticks in the hands of these beggars are not the emerald jade dog-beating sticks held by the head of the beggar gang, let alone the dog-beating sticks, they are just some tree sticks. The soldiers' steel knives were chopped off.

In a blink of an eye, several beggars were cut down to the ground, either dead or injured.

But the few remaining beggars still stood guard in front of Hai Rui, vowing to protect his safety to the death.

Tonight when these beggars were almost frozen to death, Hai Rui sent them quilts. They were deeply moved and had nothing to repay but death.

Although they are as cheap as ants, they know how to repay their kindness!

From ancient times to the present, the people of China, no matter rich or poor, high or low, have generous and tragic heroes, loyal and brave heroes!

However, how could these beggars be able to stop the fierce Jurchen soldiers, and they were all cut down to the ground just by seeing each other.

The next moment, two Jurchen soldiers swung their knives at the same time, slashing at Hai Rui's side neck from two directions, one left and one right.

Suddenly, a sharp arrow flew from a distance, and after piercing the wrist of the soldier on the left, it pierced the wrist of the soldier on the right.

The knives in both of their hands fell to the ground, and the two screamed while clutching their wrists.

The emperor was greatly surprised, and immediately looked in the direction of the arrow.

I saw two carriages galloping towards this side, one in front and one in the back.

He recognized that the carriage in front was that of his father Khan Nurhachi, and it is estimated that the arrow was shot from the carriage behind!
At this moment, the Ming army was about to rush forward.

Seeing that it would be too late if he didn't withdraw, Huang Taiji had no choice but to shout:

"Don't kill Hai Rui, get on the carriage and get out!"

"Yes!"

Babutai and the Jurchen soldiers immediately boarded two carriages respectively and fled at full speed.

The Ming army rushing over were all infantry, they could not run with two legs, and were left behind by their carriages.

But Jia Qiang still ordered Bao Yong to chase him from behind.

At this time, Babutai's carriage rushed to the front.

But as soon as his carriage rushed to a crossroad, a large number of crossbow arrows flew from the left side.

It turned out that it was Zhao Quan, the governor of Jinyiwei North Town Fusi, who personally brought people here, and they used the equipped hand crossbows to shoot arrows at Babutai's carriage.

The carriage was quickly shot into a sieve, and the two Jurchen soldiers in the carriage, guarding in front of Babutai, were pierced by thousands of arrows and died unexpectedly.

The coachman was also hit by three arrows in his left arm and left leg, but he still gritted his teeth and drove wildly to avoid the rain of arrows. Fortunately, the horse had not been hit by the arrows, otherwise they would have to abandon the cart and run away on foot.

Following closely behind was Huang Taiji's carriage, seeing that the situation was not good, he immediately ordered the driver to turn around, made a right turn, and ran along another road, avoiding Jin Yiwei's crossbow arrows.

Nurhachi also ordered the coachman to follow closely behind Huang Taiji and flee at full speed.

At this moment, Babutai's carriage was riddled with holes from the hand crossbow, like a hedgehog.

Jia Qiang ordered Bao Yong to turn around and follow Nurhachi's carriage.

But at the moment of turning a corner, he bent his bow and set an arrow through the car window, aiming at Babutai's car and shooting an arrow.

The arrow was so powerful that it directly penetrated the back door of Babutai's carriage, pierced through Babutai's left neck impartially, and then pierced out through the right neck.

Babutai suddenly opened his mouth wide, his eyes widened, and before he could even utter a scream, he fell to the ground, dying with regret.

At this time, Wang Ziteng commanded a Ming cavalry to gallop over from the direction opposite to Huang Taiji.

Huang Taiji heard the thunderous sound of horseshoes in front of him, and immediately ordered the coachman to turn another corner and run towards the east gate.

Nurhachi also asked the coachman to change direction and followed closely behind.

Bao Yong also drove behind him, and chased after him.

(End of this chapter)