God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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However, regarding this aspect of information, Liu Tong himself wanted to delay it deliberately, so naturally he did not explain the relevant aspects.

Chen Xi also understood Liu Tong's thoughts, so he delayed the information in the battle report for a few hours and then transmitted it through War Eagle.

The war eagle making the transfer, intentionally or unintentionally, selected a relatively peaceful war eagle that flew relatively slowly.

This also resulted in Liu Tong (Nei Qi) having led your army for nearly two days. Only among the infantry troops heading south did they receive information about Chang'an and its surrounding areas.

After reading the message, Liu Bei's face looked a little ugly.

"Huns, these damn Huns, were able to reach the Chang'an area?" This kind of information, which I had never heard before, was really surprising when I saw it rashly.

However, Liu Bei did not doubt this. After all, it came from the intelligence system under their command, and the information was conveyed to them by Chen Xi after confirmation, so there could be no error.

This means that there are still nearly 20,000 Xiongnu elite cavalry in the Chang'an area, north of the Jingshui River.

Everyone present also heard this information. Cao Cao, who was originally prepared to have fun looking at Liu Bei's expression, was shocked after hearing this information, and then his expression changed drastically.

It's not that they were afraid of the Huns' fighting power, but the position of the Huns and the possible consequences. That was something Cao Cao couldn't accept.

Especially in Chang'an City, there were not only Liu Xie, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, but also the whole family of the Cao family.

Although there are some elite troops left, it is absolutely impossible for that number of troops to stop the 20,000 elite Huns cavalry.

It was precisely because he had fought against the Hun cavalry that Cao Cao knew that the combat effectiveness of the Hun cavalry would never be worse than the elite forces under his command.

This level of strength and quantity is enough to rewrite the balanced distribution of combat power in the areas around Chang'an.

You know, since the aristocratic family has a group of elite private soldiers in their hands, although after persuasion, they have been collected and used as palace guards.

But it doesn't mean that they can completely rest assured about the relevant military forces.

It is precisely because of this that the strength of the Cao family stationed in Changhu, although the number is not particularly large in order to protect the emperor's face, is definitely considered elite.

However, for elites with similar levels of skin, under such a huge disparity in numbers, the odds of winning are hard to say.

"Deploy troops, quickly mobilize troops for me, notify Miao Cai, stop cleaning up, quickly go south, go straight to Chang'an, we must catch up!" Cao Cao spoke on the spot and issued relevant orders directly to his generals.

Then, among the surprised eyes of everyone, Cao Cao turned to look at Cai Yang and said seriously, "Please, General Cai, please fly to Fufeng, notify me, Cao Zihe, and order him to quickly go to Chang'an and intercept the Huns." !”

When the matter reached this level, Cao Cao did not hesitate for a moment, and directly issued the corresponding order, and even directly asked the strong man with the level of inner energy to leave the body to fly to deliver the message.

After hearing this, Cai Yang also understood the seriousness of the matter. Without any delay, he directly rode out, left the army, and then flew towards the south! In this case, the two cavalry regiments under Cao Cao were the only ones who could reach the battlefield as quickly as possible. In addition, the other cavalry were still finishing the work on the grassland, hoping to notify them in place before proceeding. Going south, I don’t know what year or month it is.

Thinking of this, Cao Cao couldn't help but look up at Liu Bei.

"Understood, I'll write a letter and ask Brother Bogui to detach a legion and go south first for support!" Liu Bei also said decisively in this situation.

Although the White Horse Yi Cong was also sweeping the grassland, the marching speed of the White Horse Yi Cong, if there was no obstruction, would definitely reach the Chang'an area faster than Xia Houyuan at this location.

"In addition, the Yueqi battalion will be dispatched, led by General Huang Zhong, and go ahead!" After looking for other people, Liu Bei also dispatched the Yueqi battalion capable of high-speed advancement from his own hands.

Cao Cao simply calculated the strength of his troops and felt a little relieved in his heart. The same number of elite cavalry would definitely be able to hold them back as long as they could catch up...

Even if the combat effectiveness will be greatly reduced due to the ultra-long distance march, this will not change.

In this case, Cao Cao also noticed the limits of each other's military projection...

"Speaking of which, do we still need to inform Her Royal Highness the Princess who set off first?" There were officials on the spot, looking at Liu Bei and Cao Cao who had given the order, and reminded them in a low voice, "Your Highness and the others have been running away for almost two days, they should be able to We should reach the Chang'an area faster than others. With one person and three horses, we should be traveling lightly and simply, so we should be very fast..."

Liu Bei and Cao Cao looked at each other, then remembered Liu Tong who had set off first, and quickly sent someone to use the war eagle to convey the message.

After all, Liu Tong's armed attack on Liu Xie would definitely not kill anyone, but if they ran into the Huns, it would be hard to predict.

The many advisers present, combined with this information and what Liu Tong had done before, had different guesses in their minds.

However, this cannot change the rapid marching speed of Liu Tong (Nei Qi) when leading the Princess Guards and Guan Hai Corps.

They started marching in the morning, changed horses at noon, and ate dry food and drank water on the horses. It was a non-stop movement. In the afternoon, they changed horses again and continued marching. It was not until the sky darkened that the army began to reorganize and rest.

As for setting up camp, there are no marching tents or anything like that. Just rest on the spot, with the sky as your quilt and the earth as your bed, feeling the charm of the land.

When the sky gets slightly brighter, continue riding southward.

This kind of army's marching method can be called cruel in a sense.

It is very fast, but when attacked at night, it may be difficult to ensure and implement even a temporary response.

Most of the time every day is spent advancing the army, and the marching speed has broken some records.

However, this kind of behavior is quite acceptable to the Guan Hai Legion. After all, compared with before, their food treatment and current living conditions are somewhat unjustifiable if they do not work hard for their lives.

As for the Princess Guards, they are much more realistic. They are just marching for a long time to carry out the orders of Her Royal Highness. Can they still test their perseverance? (End of chapter)