Hengdao Sixteen Kingdoms

Chapter 676 Revenge

The wind was howling, and the dragon patterns on the flags were showing their teeth and claws, as if they were coming to life.

The hoofs of the hoofed horses hit the ground intensively, making bursts of roaring sounds. The cavalry on the horses had already raised their long spears.

Behind them, five thousand camels spread out, dragging tree branches and kicking up huge clouds of dust that covered the sky and the sun.

Even Gaochang City is hidden in it.

Like a bolt of black lightning, the black cavalry galloped resolutely towards the valley to the west.

The Hu people who were ambushing them were at a loss as Murong Chui expected. They seemed unable to react for a moment. Tens of thousands of people crowded in front of the mountain pass, shouting and cursing, and sheep and horses running around wildly.

Three to four thousand armored cavalry reacted, gathered together, waved their spears, and faced them.

But Liang Jun was as fast as thunder, and the cavalry passed by in a mess.

Thousands of people were swept away in the blink of an eye, leaving human and horse corpses everywhere.

Hu Qi, who was crowded on the mountain pass, was suddenly startled. The ferocity of Liang Jun completely exceeded their imagination. The dust was rolling in the east, and they didn't know how many people were hiding.

"Why don't you run for your life, rat?" Murong Chui roared, and his long spear easily penetrated the chest of a Hu man and tore his flesh and blood.

The chain mail did not play a protective role, and the horse shooting that the Hu people were proud of had no time to wind up.

Liang Jun has penetrated into the enemy's army.

Countless war horses roared and galloped, and corpses were piled up under the horses' hooves.

Hu Qi, who was extremely arrogant an hour ago, now turned into lambs and was slaughtered by Liang Jun.

However, the Hu people still used their old tricks. Two groups of cavalry from the north and south came to surround Liang Jun.

The mountains and plains are filled with surging Huqi, and the roaring sound shakes the mountains and plains.

The more than 7,000 black cloud troops were like a small boat in the strong wind and waves.

"Southeast!" Murong Chui raised his head and looked at the sun above his head, which was hanging diagonally on the back of his head. The enemy army was facing the sun.

The long branch pointed to the southeast, and a small boat drew a bloody arc, turned south, and penetrated into the enemy thicket before Hu Qi could run faster.

A cavalry battle is like two buffaloes. Whoever is stronger, stronger, and faster can overthrow the opponent.

In the pursuit and charge, Hu Qi's troop advantage actually had little effect.

Murong Chui took the lead and charged into the barbarian cavalry in the southeast. At the cost of more than a hundred cavalry, he overturned more than a thousand chain-mail cavalry at the front. The light cavalry behind him suddenly became chaotic, trampling on each other, and fled in all directions. The war became even more chaotic.

The confusion also affected other reinforcements.

They had been in the scorching sun for a long time, and they might still have energy, but their horses had already withered, and they could not run fast enough to catch up with Liang Jun's horses that were equipped with shoe shoes and had been fed with concentrate.

"West!" After the chaos in the south, Murong Chui was not eager to fight, and pointed his long sword to the west.

More than 6,000 cavalry rushed to the west again, allowing the two groups of Hu cavalry chasing behind them to pounce into nothing.

Liang Jun's cavalry was like a nimble leopard, leaping and jumping among the Hu cavalry all over the mountains and plains, with great agility.

Wherever the horses' hooves passed, they left corpses on the ground.

Murong Chui led the army into battle at the age of thirteen, bravely defeated the three armies, destroyed the Yuwen tribe, and defeated Goguryeo. A hundred thousand troops were in his hands, not to mention thousands of cavalry.

Every time he can escape Hu Qi's siege, and every time he can attack the enemy's weakness with elite force.

There are two types of famous generals. One is like Wang Meng, who strategizes and decides the outcome of the war before the war.

One is a person like Murong Chui who has amazing intuition on the battlefield. He is as powerful as a tiger or a wolf. The more he fights, the stronger he becomes. The more he fights, the braver he becomes. It is as if he has divine help.

Huo Qubing's eight hundred cavalry dared to attack thousands of miles and entered the Xiongnu's lair...

Hu Qi, who was facing the west, saw the fierce attack of Liang Jun and did not dare to fight, so he turned around and ran away.

However, Murong Chui did not let them go this time. He clung to them and swung his sword, stabbing to death one enemy after another as they fled in panic. At this time, experienced soldiers would pull out their swords and the horses would miss the enemy. Already dead and in a different place...

Almost all Liang Jun turned red, with blood-red cavalry and blood-red horses.

Large flaming clouds floated to the west in the sky, and on the ground, a ball of bloody flames was burning and surging.

Have the Hu people ever seen such a ferocious enemy?

The memory engraved in the bones reawakened. It was a long-standing legend. Hundreds of years ago, another Chinese army also ran wildly across this land, measuring the mountains and rivers of the Western Regions.

A conquered land can never erase this layer of fear and awe.

In this era, if you want to conquer a land, killing is inevitable.

Liang Jun's fighting spirit completely broke out at this moment.

Run!

Kill!

trample!

The soldiers of the Central Plains emerged from the darkness and hatred and vented their raging anger on the barbarians.

It was these barbarians who invaded their homes, robbed their wives and daughters, killed their parents and brothers, and then forced them to work as slaves...

The memory of the suffering was suddenly awakened.

Which of these warriors from the Central Plains does not have deep-seated hatred?

Once hatred is established, it can only be washed away with blood.

In fact, after Ran Min issued the order to kill the Hu, the Central Plains was attacked and fought every day, and many Hu people had to return to the Western Regions.

The return of these barbarians made the countries such as Qiuci and Zhuohu feel that they had the strength to fight against the Central Plains, and also caused the countries in the Western Regions to resist Daliang.

Murong Chui was also frightened by the evil, murderous, and ferocious aura of the surrounding soldiers.

As a former Xianbei person, he naturally couldn't understand this deep-seated hatred.

Liang's soldiers all transformed into tireless beasts, tearing apart the enemy mercilessly.

Under the horse's hooves, waves of blood were brought up, and broken limbs and broken arms were flying everywhere.

Even if you kneel on the ground and surrender, you will be trampled and hacked to death without mercy.

The setting sun is like blood. Rivers of blood have already flowed on the ground, and corpses are piled up like mountains.

"Uh-" Murong Chui slowly reined in his horse.

The war horse was tainted by the murderous nature, and the man stood up, then stepped heavily on half of the corpse.

The enemy troops on the battlefield had long been defeated and fled to the west.

Gaochang has long since disappeared, and the grassland has turned into yellow sand. On the distant hills, the wolves smelled the smell of blood and looked up to the sky with desolate howls.

"Rest immediately, wait for the camel team at the rear to feed intensively, and then hunt again tomorrow!"

The Western Region is different from the Central Plains in that one can escape from all directions.

If you are away from the water source here, you won't survive long even if you escape.

The temporary rest is for the more brutal pursuit tomorrow.

Bonfires rose up on the battlefield, and the soldiers randomly cut some dead horse meat and roasted it on the fire.

Even in this environment, Sergeant Liang ate a lot of meat. After eating, he rested on the pile of corpses and snored evenly after a while.

Before the camel team arrived, reinforcements from Tuyuhun, Shanshan, and Cheshi came first. They looked at Liang Jun with fear and deep awe in their eyes, and took the initiative to help them patrol the perimeter. After the camel team arrived, they helped feed the horses. Extremely well-behaved...

(End of this chapter)