The soldier is a girl

Chapter 435 239: The Battle of Stranglethorn Valley ([-])

As the master of Yue Zhan, he must have come early to occupy the best position, so when Mo Ling led Bai Ze and a hundred soldiers and appeared in their line of sight, Zhao Yin spoke first as the master .

"The general thinks it's a replacement." The implication is that it doesn't matter how many people are replaced. Anyway, what they want is always his life alone, so why should he take so many innocent people.

Some people might think that Mo Ling's substitution of himself for someone else is a bit silly, but the reason why Mo Ling is so prestigious is because he never gave up any hope of life, even if it cost his own life.

"It's said that General Mo values ​​the lives of his subordinates more than his own, and he really deserves his reputation." This can't be said to be ironic or admirable, but if he is not an enemy, Zhao Yin still admires Mo Ling very much.

"Where's the general's people?" Mo Ling didn't come to talk about family affairs, so he got to the point directly.

"Let him go." Zhao Yin was very forthright, and let him go straight away, and the more confident his posture, the greater the danger inside.

At Zhao Yin's order, two people were pushed out from behind a large rock, but both of them were tied with ropes and their mouths were gagged. They are more concerned about their generals in these embarrassments. They don't regret their death. How can they let the general die? It looks like an ambush here. How can they.

But no matter what the two of them thought, they had been pushed hard by the enemy to the open space in front of the rock.

Those who were arrested were Liu Da and Peng Hong, both Mo Ling's loyal subordinates. After they were pushed out, they looked at each other. They were going to die in the enemy camp. Now this is a good opportunity, they can't implicate the general .

Mo Ling seemed to have seen their purpose, and before the two of them could move, he said, "Come here, don't make unnecessary sacrifices, this is a military order. Or do you want this general to make this trip in vain? Already here, what should happen or should not happen will not change because of the two of you, so come here."

Bai Ze just couldn't see the intentions of those two people, so he knew what Mo Ling said now, and what Mo Ling said was right, "Living can still help you, but dying is nothing. So far, death has no meaning at all."

Hearing this, Liu Da and Peng Hong were very guilty, ashamed of their own thoughts just now. Indeed, the general has already entered the game, and their death can't change anything at all.

So the two ran towards Mo Ling and Bai Ze with their unbound feet.

What's your favorite thing to see while hunting wild animals?
What I like most is to see the prey think that they have escaped, and when they can be lucky for a while, they die directly in the next second.

The habits of beasts of prey prevail in man as well.

So neither Liu Da, Peng Hong nor Mo Ling Bai Ze thought that Liu Da and Peng Hong would walk over this short distance of ten meters without any obstacles or dangers.

Everyone was vigilant, and for a while, only the whistling cold wind could be heard in the entire mountain forest.

When Liu Da and Peng Hong walked about halfway in the middle, whoever shot the first arrow first, the entire mountain forest began to rain arrows.

The imposing manner of the sword is on the verge of breaking out.

This scene made Mo Ling seem to have seen the scene four years ago when Luo Hao was pierced by thousands of arrows and he was too late to save him.

However, they had already expected this situation, so when this situation happened, all the soldiers on Mo Ling's side drew their bows and attacked the arrow rain that shot towards the middle.

The task of these people is to shoot arrows, Peng Hong and Liu Da are not vegetarians, they dodge while running, although they still inevitably hit one or two arrows, but luckily they are not critical.

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(End of this chapter)