People in the Three Kingdoms: Starting from Preaching

Chapter 286 The gun comes out like a dragon
On the vast grassland, once the huge cavalry of both sides were deployed, the battlefield became extremely large.

The main combat armies of both sides have become grassland cavalry. Even the Allied Forces only have 20,000 infantrymen. Therefore, the main force of the battle between the two sides has become the confrontation between cavalry.

Whether it is Huochequan Yufuluo or Kebinen's Xianbei Xiongnu cavalry, they are the most powerful cavalry warriors on the grassland.

The cavalry of the allied forces are no less powerful. They are also strong men on the grassland and were once part of the Xianbei, Xiongnu and Wuhuan. Now they will fight on behalf of the tributary alliance.

The long war continues to this day, and both sides understand that it has reached its final moment.

Cavalrymen from all over were galloping across the grassland, vying for the lead and chasing each other. Arrows and spears were constantly taking each other's lives. Every warrior on the grassland used all his combat skills without reservation.

The grassland cavalry has its own way of fighting. Their internal struggles are purely a clash of power. There is not much sophisticated coordination and complicated tactics. It is just teams of cavalry charging at each other and then the winner is decided.

Only the main force of the Allied forces led by Uli always adopted a combat method that combined infantry and cavalry.

When the cavalry became the protagonist of the entire battlefield, the infantry formation played a greater role. The allied forces with a strong infantry corps obviously had greater initiative on the battlefield.

As the war continued, the Allied forces became more and more skilled in combat. After Wuli led the main cavalry to hold on to the enemy's main force, Zhao Yun, Taishi Ci and Ma Yan each led their own infantry to immediately follow up and cooperate in the battle.

Battles between cavalry are a test of speed and combat skills. It often takes a long fight to determine the winner, but if the situation becomes bad, one can escape with one strike.

However, when infantry corps were added to the battlefield, the fighting style changed accordingly.

The Allied training system had long formed specialized tactics for the grassland cavalry. The main cavalry led by Uli was not in a hurry to kill the enemy cavalry, but to use light armor and high speed to restrict the movements of the enemy cavalry. If the enemy just ran away, they would keep following and consuming the enemy's strength.

As long as the infantry formation catches up, the dense infantry formation can cause a stranglehold on the cavalry on the battlefield.

And this is the current situation. Zhao Yun, Taishi Ci and Ma Yan each led their infantry to the main battlefield. The main force of the enemy army was no longer able to flee the battlefield due to the harassment and entanglement of Wuli's cavalry, and could only bite the bullet and face the pressure of their infantry formation.

Zhao Yun and Taishi Ci were like two sharp swords, leading the soldiers to defeat the enemy all the way. The enemy's loose cavalry formation could not stop them at all.

Whenever cavalry appeared in sight, the long forest of swords and spears of the Allied soldiers would inflict fatal damage on them.

In a battle with cold weapons, if the cavalry's speed is restricted, they will definitely not be able to fight against the densely packed infantry corps in a loose position.

The Allied forces' specialized tactics targeting the characteristics of nomadic cavalry were completely successful, and victory was slowly tilting towards the Allied forces.

Zhao Yun rode a white horse and led his soldiers to advance rapidly on the battlefield. He himself fought at the front, wielding a silver spear left and right to stab the enemy. The enemy cavalry he saw could not even match him. His heroic fighting posture made him look like a god of war.

Having risen to the rank of a mid-level general, he finally has a certain degree of freedom in using his weapons. When he fights with a handy spear, his strength is greatly enhanced.

Of course, the biggest credit for being able to advance so easily goes to the allied infantry behind him.

The soldiers cleared the surrounding enemies for Zhao Yun, thus providing Zhao Yun with a good opportunity to advance. He only needed to deal with the enemies in front of him to break through the enemy formation.

Zhao Yun felt extremely refreshed after this battle. What made him even happier was that he knew that after this battle, the grassland could be pacified.

Although the Allied Forces do not have the ability to expand further to the northern and western parts of the desert, they have been able to stabilize the grassland forces near the Han Dynasty, which is a century-long achievement.

A flash of cold light shot out, and a Hun warrior was instantly stabbed in the throat by Zhao Yun. Without even having time to catch his breath, Zhao Yun pulled back the spear cleanly and neatly, and then swung it horizontally, instantly knocking another man off his horse and flying several feet away.

The Xiongnu warriors were very strong in horse combat, but what kind of a character was Zhao Yun? He was like a dragon on the battlefield, moving around everywhere without any fatigue. Every time he swung the weapon in his hand, he would kill or inflict casualties. He charged forward in this way with unstoppable force.

But as he goes deeper, he will eventually encounter obstacles.

Zhao Yun was in the middle of a fierce battle when he felt a cold murderous intent coming at him.

The expert's keen perception made him alert immediately, and he was sure based on his intuition alone that a powerful general was coming to kill him.

A sense of crisis swept over him, but he was not in a hurry. He just made a sudden counterattack. Before he could see the situation behind him, the heavy feeling of the collision of metal was transmitted back to his hands.

He is indeed a fierce general!

Of course, the Huns also had their share of battlefield masters. After the two sides broke away from each other, Zhao Yun turned around and saw a young Hun warrior staring at him with a cold face.

Although he didn't know the other party's identity, but looking at the various gorgeous and exquisite accessories on the other party, Zhao Yun knew that he must be a Xiongnu noble.

Liu Bao and Zhao Yun looked at each other and felt their whole bodies trembling with excitement. The Xiongnu warriors were not afraid of fighting for life and death. A strong man like Zhao Yun would only stimulate Liu Bao's beast instinct.

"Go to hell!"

There was no need to talk nonsense, just a loud shout, Liu Bao rode his horse to attack. Zhao Yun looked calm, shook the silver spear in his hand, and rode forward to meet the enemy.

The battlefield was in chaos, but the two of them also had their own small battlefield. The soldiers of both sides fighting each other around them created relatively isolated conditions for them to duel.

As the war horses accelerated, the two riders passed each other like flying shadows. Only loud noises of metal could be heard, and their figures swayed.

After a round of fighting, they both felt that the opponent was no match for them, but they were not afraid at all.

Soon the second round began again, and this time the weapons in the hands of both men turned into poisonous snakes and pointed directly at the vital points.

However, an inch longer is an inch stronger, and Zhao Yun's spear first hit Liu Bao's throat.

Liu Bao was forced to lower his body and barely avoided the attack, but the tip of the gun also brushed past his head, making his hair messy in an instant.

This undignified and thrilling confrontation also gave Liu Bao a good opportunity to counterattack. In a fleeting moment of intersection, he took advantage of the situation and slashed at Zhao Yun's waist and abdomen.

If this attack hits, Zhao Yun will definitely be cut in half, but such a method is nothing in Zhao Yun's eyes.

At the critical moment, Zhao Yun's figure flashed, and his whole body moved to the side of the horse, avoiding the sharp blade in time.

With the war horses galloping at high speed, everything happened in a flash, and the second round seemed to be over, but just as the two sides passed each other, Zhao Yun sat on it again very quickly, then turned his upper body, and threw out with all his strength using the spear as if it were an arrow.

Liu Bao's hair stood on end as a strong sense of death crisis swept through his body. But before he turned around to see the situation clearly, he felt a huge force coming from his body, followed by a strange feeling in his chest and abdomen.

When he looked down, he saw a silver gun tip piercing through his body!

Bastard
Liu Bao's eyes widened, and before he could react, he felt the strength in his body being rapidly drained away. Then he went limp, like a puddle of mud falling off a horse.

The bullet hit Liu Bao's vital point directly, and he immediately felt his life slipping away.

He lay on the ground, looking at the clear blue sky, and sighed in his heart.

The Hun warrior was born on horseback and died on horseback. Dying in battle was not something unacceptable, but what made him regretful was the beautiful figure in his tent.

Unfortunately, he didn't get what he wanted before he died.
With only this thought in his mind, Liu Bao saw Zhao Yun riding a horse slowly approaching him in his last remaining vision. He looked down at him and calmly drew out his spear.

Then, Liu Bao's consciousness fell into a long darkness.

Zhao Yun didn't know who he killed, but even if he knew he wouldn't care. No matter who it was, no one could stop the leader's will. The leader needed an alliance to rule the grassland, and the grassland had to accept it.

At this point, the war truly entered its final moments, and the Xiongnu and Xianbei cavalry began to retreat under the stranglehold of the Allied forces.

"Zilong, the enemy has broken through and escaped, give chase!"

In the chaos of the battle, Taishi Ci rushed out from the battlefield covered in blood, and a loud shout was heard from a distance.

Upon hearing this, Zhao Yun looked forward and saw a group of Hun cavalry forcing their way out. This immediately made Zhao Yun narrow his eyes.

"Leave it to me, I will rescue our Han people!"

Zhao Yun was riding his horse forward, and left these words when he passed by Taishi Ci.

Taishi Ci smiled immediately. He could rest assured to leave this matter to Zhao Yun, so he said no more. He squeezed his legs together and returned to the battlefield to continue fighting.

When the enemy broke through, Zhao Yun also led more than a thousand cavalry and three to four thousand infantry to break away from the main battlefield and pursue them all the way.

Although the enemy had taken the lead and had opened up a sufficient distance, Zhao Yun was still able to follow them all the way by following the traces on the grassland. He knew that at this juncture, after the enemy broke through, they would definitely rush to their old nest in the rear to settle down after their defeat.

Zhao Yun's judgment was very accurate. At this time, Yu Furuo, who had broken through, was running all the way to the rear.

There was no point in fighting on the front battlefield. The strength of the alliance was much stronger than he thought. Even if he came back to support in time, he could only hold out for more than half a month.

Defeat in this battle is inevitable. In the future, the grassland may completely change hands. There will no longer be any stories of the rise of the Xiongnu, Xianbei and Wuhuan. An alliance centered on Xuanxia will emerge, but Yu Furuo is not willing to bow to this alliance.

"Damned Han people, I want you to pay for my son's life!" The core of the tributary alliance was Xuanxia, ​​and Yu Furuo naturally blamed the Han people for Liu Bao's death.

When the tribe appeared in Yu Fuluo's sight, he squeezed out a cold order from between his teeth: "Kill all the Han captives, and then take the young and strong men of the tribe away from here!"

(End of this chapter)