The new era of chaos begins in the Song Dynasty

Chapter 258 Kill Kill Kill ([-])

After everyone heard this, they all drew out their weapons and were about to step forward to fight the great monk.

But Ergou smiled and waved his hands: "Slow down! Come on! Great monk, which family of monks are you from, but you are here to make things difficult for us?"

The great monk laughed and said: "The Sa family is not afraid to tell you that the Sa family is Huikong from the Luohan Hall of Potai Temple in the capital. This time, he was invited by the good believer Sha Ji to arrest the murderer of Sha Zhichang's nephew. The Sa family advises you that it’s best to surrender without mercy, otherwise the Sa family’s Jie Dao will not be merciful when you start taking action!”

"It turns out he's the great monk from Potai Temple!" Ergou nodded in agreement, then looked back at his companions with a smile and said, "Look, this great monk is so straightforward. I'm afraid we won't find him. This family is a newspaper." So neat!"

Then he said loudly to the great monk: "Master Huikong, if we start fighting, you must not be merciful. You must go all out, otherwise I'm afraid I will beat you to death in a few minutes. That's terrible." It wouldn’t be beautiful!”

The great monk Huikong became angry when he heard this, and said angrily: "What a sin! Even when you are about to die, you still use your words to show your advantage! If I don't teach you a lesson, I'm afraid you will despise my Buddhist practice!" "

As Monk Huikong spoke, he drove his mount towards several people, and the pair of swords in his hands danced like the wind.

It can only be said that this monk Huikong does not know how to fight on horseback, and the low level of fighting on horseback is touching.

Of course, there is nothing wrong with this situation.

Since ancient times, the method of mounted combat has been the high-end combat skill of Middle-earth military generals. The standard equipment of a true fierce general is unparalleled riding and archery.

By the way, even among the northern nomads such as the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Turks, Khitans and even the later Mongols, masters who are truly good at riding and shooting are extremely rare. Serious herdsmen warriors may be able to ride a horse and play lasso very well. He is skilled and can kill people without any ambiguity, but if he is asked to shoot a bow and arrow on horseback, that's basically what he will do.

This is not to belittle them, but ordinary herdsmen really do not need bows and arrows in normal grazing. When driving cattle and sheep, you don’t use whips to drive them, do you still use bows and arrows to shoot them?Moreover, herding work is very tiring, and the consumption of arrows required to practice archery is even more fatal. How qualified are ordinary herders who are struggling on the verge of death to practice such a flashy thing? !

Only those noble leaders who were freed from the hard work of herding could have the leisure to go out hunting with bows and arrows. Typical representatives were the emperors of the Liao Dynasty.

In a sense, the Han nationality, which bills itself as a farming nation, has some advantages in learning riding and archery due to its huge size and abundant resources.

Of course, the Northern Song Dynasty's lack of cavalry was not only due to the lack of war horses, but also the loss of the Han nationality's cavalry talent pool.

That's right, they are the four regions of Youyan and Liang. In history, these four regions produced countless famous cavalry generals and famous cavalry regiments.

It's a pity that Liangzhou during the Northern Song Dynasty became the Xixia Kingdom, Youyan returned to the Liao Kingdom, and the Song and Liao Dynasties merged equally. Without the export of talents from these areas, the Song Dynasty used a hammer to form its own strategic cavalry regiment!
Of course, it is not that there was no inheritance of cavalry tactics within the Song Dynasty. For example, all major general families in the Song Dynasty basically relied on this inheritance as the foundation of their careers.Take the matter of Yang Liulang spreading the Yang family's marksmanship in the army. He hid all the secrets of the techniques involved in cavalry combat and deleted them in advance. How dare you spread these to others, let alone Yang Liulang himself, Emperor Zhao Song I can't bear it either.

Of course, the topic is far away.

But he said that Monk Huikong came to attack on horseback. Not only did this not increase his strength at all, but it exposed a huge flaw in his defense.

Among Ergou and the others, Jiao Dong, who was the most experienced in mounted combat, just tapped the side of the gun with his gun and poked Huikong off the horse.

Monk Huikong fell to the ground in a daze, feeling as if his whole body had fallen apart. His head was buzzing and he was a little overwhelmed. Fortunately, his muscles and bones were really strong, and he recovered in a short time.

The guy just remembered that he was fighting with someone. He was startled, but fearing that his opponent would take the opportunity to attack, he immediately danced the sword in his hand into a ball of sword light around his body. At the same time, he exerted force on his waist and abdomen, and the carp was able to stand upright. Come here.

When the guy looked around carefully, he saw Ergou and several other people standing around, laughing and watching him play with knives.

Monk Huikong felt a sense of embarrassment enter his mind, and he was filled with anger. He waved his double swords and shouted angrily: "You dare to laugh and mess around, it's really annoying! But who is a good man who is not afraid of death? Dare to fight with me?!"

However, this monk also had some small thoughts. Just as Ergou was about to laugh at him, Xue Daoyuan suddenly said: "Your Majesty, please let me know this guy!"

Ergou was stunned for a moment, then frowned and said: "This is not a fight between rivers and lakes, but there is no room for your willfulness. Taoist Master Xue, you only have thirty chances. If you can't win against this monk, don't blame me." Intervene!”

When Xue Daoyuan heard this, he was first surprised and then delighted. He drew out the two blue steel swords on his back and said, "Lord, please be at ease. I will kill this bald donkey within thirty days!"

The monk Huikong was furious when he heard this, but he shouted: "Don't boast about such a bastard! Let's see the Sa family kill you first!"

The two people immediately showed off their power and collided with each other like a hurricane.

The monk's double swords collided with the Taoist's male and female green steel swords, and they collided with each other dozens of times in an instant. The "ding, clang, clang" sound of the swords clashing was as continuous as beads falling on a jade plate.

The fighting style of the two of them was the most dangerous. Due to the limit of thirty rounds, Xue Daoyuan gave up all temptation and avoidance and only attacked with all his strength. However, Monk Huikong was not to be outdone and fiercely fought with Xue Daoyuan. Fight against each other.

The monk's sword was fierce and fierce, while Xue Daoyuan's green steel sword was sharp and agile. The two were fighting each other, but for a while they were matched against each other and had good talents. It was difficult to tell who was superior.

In fact, as far as foot fighting is concerned, it is difficult to distinguish the sum as clearly as in cavalry fighting. It is generally calculated according to their respective attack and defense rhythms.

It's a pity that both the monk and Xue Daoyuan refused to give in, so the so-called offensive and defensive rhythm was not accurate.

But Ergou was not the kind of stupid gentleman bound by rules. He only saw the danger of the fight between the two, and after counting a hundred times in his mind, he raised his gun and stabbed Monk Huikong's left hand. passed.

The reason why Monk Huikong desperately fought against Xue Daoyuan was that he was horrified that Xue Daoyuan's martial arts was not weaker than his at all, and he did not dare to show any weakness in his momentum.

Secondly, they are also worried about the thirty-year limit mentioned by Ergou. They are afraid that others will take the opportunity to intervene later, so they use this fierce battle to prevent others from intervening for a while and disrupt the rhythm.

In fact, Huikong regretted it for a long time and almost turned green. He thought he was chasing a group of jugglers, but he didn't expect to actually take action, but he met a person who was like a big insect, so fierce and terrifying.

If I had known this, I would have reunited with Senior Brother Huirou first, and then joined forces to kill them.

Monk Huikong only said that he and Xue Daoyuan were fighting so fiercely that it was difficult for others to intervene for a while. Who would have thought that the two dogs' marksmanship was so fast that it broke through the sky, and it was so accurate that it made people feel chilled.

He only fired one shot, but it hit Monk Huikong's left wrist.

The lethality of this shot was not heavy, it just made Huikong feel pain in his wrist, and then the sword that was struck out lost its strength, but Xue Daoyuan knocked the sword away with a sword.

Next, he could only use a single sword against two swords, but Huikong resisted three or five times, and was stabbed and slashed by Xue Daoyuan's sword one after another. He soon lost his resistance, and finally fell to the ground covered in blood and huffing. Breathing heavily.

Xue Daoyuan, holding his two swords, was panting heavily and said with some disappointment: "I can't win this time with force, alas -"

Ergou sneered and shouted: "Kill this guy!"

Xue Daoyuan remained silent without moving, but Li Shouzhen next to him raised his copper whip and beat Monk Huikong's head into a rotten watermelon with one whip. At the same time, Li Zhu also flew out a sharp sword, but hit Huikong. The monk's broken head was cut off directly.This scene shocked Xue Daoyuan. He stared blankly at Huikong's headless body, his face turning pale and pale.

Ergou stepped forward and stabbed the headless corpse in the heart again. He also patched up the broken skull, and then said to Xue Daoyuan: "Daozhang Xue, what do you think we are doing? A fight between rivers and lakes? I'll wait. He is a demon-suppressor who guards the human world, not a dissolute gangster like that! Efficiency is the first priority in our battle!"

After Ergou finished speaking, he ignored Xue Daoyuan, who looked stiff, and only ordered Jiao Dong to ride on the mount left by monk Huikong and wander around the surrounding area.

Over there, Li Shouzhen disposed of Huikong's body using the techniques of a demon suppressor, but then he said to Xue Daoyuan with a solemn expression: "Xiao Xue! If you can't figure out the truth, just leave! I don't want to execute you with my own hands one day. !”

Xue Daoyuan shook his head with a forced smile and said: "Brother, how can you underestimate me! Although I am stupid, I am not indifferent to right and wrong. I just feel that my opponent is rare, and I feel a little regretful in my heart! Besides, the Lord is short of manpower at this time, and I How can we run away!"

Li Shouzhen shook his head, but said no more.

Jiao Dong rode his horse, but soon ran into two searching monks.

These two monks were both bronze disciples of Zhizi generation, and their martial arts skills were similar to those of Sha Zhichang who was killed earlier. They were riding horses, each carrying a seven-foot-long eyebrow-level stick.

The two of them were shocked when they saw Jiao Dong. Although they didn't recognize him, they recognized the mount on his crotch.

So the two of them didn't say much. They just rode their horses and chased the general up, shouting: "Where are you so talented! How dare you steal the good horse from our Potai Temple!"

Although these two men were good at practicing the skills of spear and stick, they unfortunately were not good at riding and their horse fighting was sparse.Jiao Dong rushed over easily but stabbed one of them under the horse with just one shot.

When he turned his horse's head and was about to launch the second attack, the monk who was still on the horse didn't know how to turn back. He only held the reins in a panic to make the horse slow down and stop.

This is a common problem among those with poor riding skills. They rarely dare to turn their horses at high speeds, let alone turn around.

By the time the monk lowered his horse's speed to a slow pace where he could turn around, the sound of galloping hooves could already be heard behind him.

The monk hurriedly turned around, only to see Jiao Dong rushing toward him with a gun twenty or thirty steps away.

The monk was immediately frightened and almost at a loss. He only had time to turn his body and was shot in the left shoulder blade. He also fell off the horse and fell to the ground with a "thud", unable to move.

The monk was not dead. He was captured by Jiao Dong and placed on the horse that had just been collected and captured, but he was carried away to where Er Gou and others were hiding.

If it weren't for Xue Daoyuan's mental problems, Ergou would have captured the monk Huikong alive and tortured him for information. However, the plan did not change as quickly as it did. In order to educate Xue Daoyuan, they had no choice but to kill the great monk directly.

And Jiao Dong came out specifically to catch him alive.

Of course it wasn't just Jiao Dong, the two dogs who were faster than a galloping horse also came out to grab their tongues.As for the others, although their strength was good, their footwork was poor, so they had no choice but to stay behind.

The monk Ergou bumped into was none other than Huirou, the great warrior monk who led the team from Potai Temple. This monk used a fork weighing more than 40 kilograms. In terms of martial arts alone, he was almost at the top of his game. He is the No. 1 great warrior monk in Potai Temple.

He bumped into Ergou. He only looked at the other person's tender face, but didn't take it to heart. He just sat on the back of a superb black horse and asked: "That kid! Have you ever seen a dozen men and women fighting like this?" Passing by?"

Ergou pretended to be a simple boy, pointed behind him with a frightened look and said, "I...I've seen it before, they went over there!"

Huirou held up the iron fork and laughed and said: "Okay, okay! I have been chasing Buddha for a long time, and I finally got the idea (trace)! When I catch up with those birds, I will kill all the men, and the women will enjoy them first. Take it back to the temple!"

At this point, Huirou smiled ferociously and said to Ergou: "Child! Do you know why I say so much, Lord Buddha?"

Ergou was already angry in his heart, but his face was full of panic, and he shook his head in fear.

Huirou laughed and said: "Buddha, if I don't say more, how can I have an excuse to kill you! Boy, you know too much! Remember not to talk too much in the next life, it's best to be deaf and mute! Haha Ha ha--"

The man then rode up to Ergou, raised his steel fork and struck him on the head.

The two dogs fell to the ground with panic on their faces. In fact, they burrowed into the black horse's belly, but emerged from the other side of the horse's belly. At the same time, a five-foot short spear was poked out of their sleeves, aiming at Huirou's thigh. Pricked.

Huirou struck out with a fork, and Ergou disappeared in the blink of an eye. Although he felt something was wrong, he was only slightly alert until Ergou's short spear pierced the skin of his thigh, and he didn't really react.

And this is exactly the gap between Huirou and the real top masters. His frontal fighting ability is not much worse than that of serious top masters, but his spiritual training is still far behind.Therefore, he can only be regarded as a great warrior monk, but does not have the status of Arhat.

Huirou's nerves reacted very quickly. Almost the moment the spear tip pierced the skin, he tightened the tendons and flesh of his legs to enhance the defense of his legs as much as possible. His whole body was on the horseback. He jumped up on his back, but smashed down towards Ergou with the force of a mountain.

It's a pity that Huirou never guessed the purpose of Ergou's shot. This shot was to pierce Huirou's thigh. Under normal circumstances, it was not a fatal injury. At the same time, it was easy for Ergou's gun to be hit by the great monk's. The leg muscles get stuck, thereby losing the advantage of being first.

Ergou's purpose was to use the smallest attack to cause maximum damage to Huirou, and the damage was to Huirou's thigh artery.

In the process of treating the injured, Ergou's understanding of the various organs and structures of the human body can't be said to be the best in the world, but he can be called a true expert.

With just one shot, he easily pierced the main artery of Huirou's left leg without much effort. Then the two dogs retreated with one blow, just in time to avoid Huirou's sudden counterattack.

Then Ergou stood not far away and admired the fountain on the monk's legs.

What are the dangers of a ruptured aorta?

Not to mention in ancient times, even when medical technology was advanced in later generations, if the bleeding was not stopped and treated in time, it could take a few minutes or a few hours to eat.

As for Huirou's injury to a large artery in her leg, she only had a window of a few minutes to deal with it. If she did not receive timely treatment, she would die from excessive blood loss in at most ten minutes.

Huirou is not an idiot who doesn't understand anything. When he saw the wound on his leg gushing out blood like a fountain, why didn't he know to stop the bleeding and wrap it up immediately? It's a pity that he wanted to go back to his hometown, but Ergou next to him didn't. Will do it and watch.

But when Huirou made a move to wrap up her wounds, Ergou immediately stabbed him with his quick spear.

Only then did Huirou realize that she had capsized in the gutter and had been plotted by the vicious boy in front of her.

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(End of this chapter)