Wei Wuhou

Chapter 637 The War in the North Part 3
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In fact, only Wuyang City can still maintain peace, and the entire Great Wall is now boiling.

Especially the Beiping Pass, which was under the care of the Huns, was a scene of fortification both inside and outside at this time, and the cloud of war was hanging over here.

In the seventeen or eight days from the third day of July to the present, the Huns seemed to be tireless, constantly driving the herdsmen of the vassal tribes, and forcibly attacking along the Beiping Pass.

The battle was fierce and unusual for a time, but it was stopped by the Wei army in the end. After all, the main force of the Huns has not yet started.

However, due to insufficient training of recruits, the casualties of the Wei army were not much better than those of the Hu people.

For example, now, under the desperate attack of the Hu people, the Wei army has shown signs of decline, and if it hadn't been for the home game, it might have been defeated.

The dispatch of the Huns was very simple, they were fighting with the Wei army, because they knew that the Wei army in the Great Wall was no longer as elite as before.

There were shouts of killing on the city wall, and in Wei Jun's tent two miles south of Beiping Guan, Wu Mingyan was issuing combat orders to his two infantry captains.

This is the new force drawn from several other checkpoints, and it is the capital for Wu Mingyan to continue fighting hard.

As for those checkpoints that have been transferred, the defense is now temporarily covered by the soldiers of Yanshan County.

According to the report sent back by the scouts, Wu Mingyan can conclude that the Huns have no spare power to harass other checkpoints.Even if there is, the ability of the county soldiers is enough to deal with it.

"Listen up, both of you, after lunch, the two of you will take turns defending Beiping Pass!" Wu Mingyan said in a deep voice.

If in the past, he would personally arrange the behavior of the first-level captain, but now the major generals have no choice but to do so.

Thinking of this, Wu Mingyan couldn't help but feel bad. In the current situation of insufficient troops, Yuan Ming and Du Yu still obeyed his military orders.

If it weren't for the fact that it's not easy to break the skin with these two people now, Wu Mingyan would have written to Wu An long ago, requesting to transfer or directly dismiss these two people.

And right now, apart from the Huns' attack and factional struggles within the army, what also made Wu Mingyan angry were the remarks of some of the soldiers below.

Although Wei Wuji had been away for more than half a year, the soldiers below and the grassroots military officials never forgot him.

At the time when the Huns invaded, rumors began to spread within the army, saying that if Mr. Wuji was around, the Huns would never dare to dare to invade the border.

The deeper meaning of these words is to attribute the responsibility for the disturbance of the Huns to Wu Mingyan.

This makes Wu Mingyan not angry, but he has no way to stop such rumors, otherwise he will appear to be even more guilty.

In Wu Mingyan's view, the rise of the rumors was not accidental, it must have been spread in the army, and the biggest suspects were also identified by him as Yuan Ming and Du Yu.

"General Zhu Guo, now that Beiping Pass is fiercely fought, the last general begs to lead his troops to the city immediately to help defend against the Hu people's attack!" At this time, one of the infantry captains said to Wu Mingyan.

It is rare to meet someone who is not timid to fight, and Wu Mingyan's mood is slightly better at this time, only to hear him say in a rare calm tone: "You will be very relieved if you wait for your loyalty to the country..."

After thinking for a while, Wu Mingyan continued: "Although the barbarians are attacking fiercely now, the garrison on the city can still resist... You should take care of yourself at this time and prepare for the handover of defense at noon!"

But when Wu Mingyan said this, he didn't consider the problem comprehensively, not to mention that the situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly.

At this time, I heard an urgent report from a scout outside the army tent: "General Zhu Guo, several sections of the city wall of Beiping Pass have been lost, and the captain of the garrison army died in battle..."

Ok!For Wu Mingyan, who was just trying to persuade others to be reassured, this news was like a bolt from the blue.

The Beiping Gate was on the verge of falling, which made Wu Mingyan break out in a cold sweat. He was paralyzed by the repeated attacks of the Huns these days.

Thinking of this, Wu Mingyan was even a little ashamed. He had been on the battlefield for decades, but he made such a low-level mistake.

There was no time to think about it, Beiping Pass is absolutely not to be lost, so Wu Mingyan immediately said to the two captains in front of him: "The battle is urgent, you two lead your troops to Beiping Pass, you must not let the Huns succeed!"

The attitude and tone of the two sentences before and after were completely opposite... But the two of them had no time to be embarrassed, and they immediately led away after Wu Mingyan's decree.

At this time, Wu Mingyan couldn't sit still in the military tent, and had to go to the front line to watch him to be at ease.

But at this time, he was not completely unreasonable, and he immediately ordered: "All the troops stationed in Beiping Pass, regardless of cavalry or infantry, are ready for battle..."

Immediately there were messengers from below to pass on the order. At this time, there were not only infantry rushing over and over again in Beiping Pass, but also a full [-] cavalry.

Therefore, although the advantage occupied by the Huns has been taken aback, the disadvantage of the Wei army is not that great.

"Let the guard camp prepare, and set off immediately to Beiping Pass!" Wu Mingyan said in a deep voice, and picked up his saber at this time.

After carefully looking at the sword that had followed him for decades, Wu Mingyan couldn't help thinking: Old brother, the future is unpredictable!

By the time Wu Mingyan's personal guard battalion had assembled and rushed to Beiping Pass, the battle on the city wall had already heated up.

However, because of the joining of the new force, the Wei army took the dominant position again. The Hu people on the city wall were almost suppressed and beaten. The sections of the city wall they had occupied before were gradually lost under the gradual nibble of the Wei army.

This also made the barbarians on the tower completely lost their retreat, and they had no choice but to die in battle, which also made them more tenacious and exploded with greater strength.

Therefore, although the Wei army has a great advantage, it is still difficult to wipe out the barbarians in the city in a short time.

After learning about this, Wu Mingyan was really relieved, but immediately he had to worry about the future, how long would it take for the Hu people to attack next time.

At this time, a messenger came to reply and said: "General Zhu Guo, the reinforcements from all the ministries at Beiping Pass have arrived, please show me to General Zhu Guo!"

Now that the embarrassment at Beiping Pass has been resolved, it is impossible for Wu Mingyan to keep these troops still tense, so he said to the soldier: "Tell them that the siege at Beiping Pass has been relieved, let them set up camp on the spot!"

Speaking of this, Wu Mingyan asked one more question: "Where is General Du Chu's troops now?"

Although Beiping Pass was the main attack direction of the Huns, other directions also had to be defended, so Wu Mingyan only arranged for Du Yu to come to Beiping Pass at the beginning.

At this time, when he asked where Du Chu was, Wu Mingyan also wanted to estimate how "disobedient" this guy was.

At this time, I heard the messenger say: "Return to General Zhu Guo, General Du Yu's troops are now four miles southeast of Beiping Pass!"

Hearing this, Wu Mingyan breathed a sigh of relief, secretly thinking that Du Chu still knows how to measure himself.

The distance of four miles is undoubtedly very short for the cavalry, which shows that Du Chu really wanted to come to the rescue, at this time of "national crisis".

Wu Mingyan was not sure before, whether Du Chu would put the safety of his family and country as the most important thing, or his own interests in the face of class conflicts!

So now, Wu Mingyan knows the answer...

But at this time, what Wu Mingyan was thinking in his heart was: If the army in Wuyang City could be used, the Huns would not be so rampant!

Yes, at this time Wu Mingyan was also envious of the cavalry formed by Wei Wuji. He had been in Yanshan for more than half a year, so he had naturally heard of the great name of this army.

And through the amazing narration of several lieutenants he sent to take over, Wu Mingyan can also conclude that this army is as invincible as the legend.

However, this army is also an existence that Wu Mingyan absolutely cannot control. The lieutenants he sent were driven out almost immediately after entering the city.

"Okay, go pass the order!" Wu Mingyan waved his hand.

After the messenger left, Wu Mingyan turned his attention to Beiping Pass again. Now Beiping Pass is still smoking, and it seems that the vicissitudes of life are inevitable.

"At the beginning, I thought that Chen Wanyun was incompetent in commanding the army, causing the mountains and rivers to be broken... Now that I do it myself, I know..." Wu Mingyan's emotion came to this point.

The battle is over, although it is already summer, but at this time there is a wind blowing...

It's just in Wu Mingyan's nose, the wind is mixed with too much noise, and there is still a smell of blood!
(End of this chapter)