After the immortal disappeared

But the enemy came so fast that he felt the ground shaking soon after the whistle sounded.

Then, a team rushed out from the night ahead, rolling in like a black cloud.

All black-armored cavalry.

The sound of hooves was like thunder, so fast!

Seeing the enemy's aggressive momentum, Qu Ruhai waved his hand, and the front army held spears and shields, ready for close combat.

The Luodian army was just tired, but they did not lose their fighting skills.

However, the enemy army quickly slowed down and stopped completely when the two sides were a hundred feet apart.

In just a dozen breaths, from extreme speed to extreme stillness, the formation was not chaotic, ready to go.

Qu Ruhai himself was a general in command of troops. Looking at the momentum, appearance, and rhythm, he knew that this was a powerful force.

The warriors of the Kasha tribe were brave and brave, but they lacked the calmness of not changing their faces when a mountain collapsed in front of them.

Except for the warriors of the gods, he had never seen this kind of temperament in other armies before.

One of the enemy troops slowly stepped forward.

The black horse he sat on was taller and stronger than ordinary horses, sleek and smooth, with almost no other colors on its body, only a circle of white on its ankles.

It moved its ears, and others found that its left ear was missing half.

Qu Ruhai was a little surprised when he saw it: "Half an ear?"

This is not a beast, but a pure beast. It is very similar to the black king living in the northern demon plains. It likes to eat flesh and blood and has the ability to tear tigers and leopards apart alive. The most conspicuous feature is that it lost half of its ear in the battle to kill the blue bear king.

The knight on its back wears black dark-patterned armor and a dragon-head mask, almost blending into the night.

"Qu Ruhai." His voice rang directly in everyone's heart, low, majestic, and seemed to have waves of echoes, "I've been waiting for you for a long time."

Even if Qu Ruhai saw it for the first time, he could recognize it immediately:

"Emperor Jiuyou?"

He paused: "Or He Xiao?"

"Surrender, you and your men can survive." Emperor Jiuyou ignored his question, "Otherwise, this is the burial place carefully selected for you."

This is a threat, but also a warning:

This upcoming encounter is his carefully designed siege.

It turns out that the rush to attack Luodian and besiege the capital is to lure Qu Ruhai back to the country to serve the king, in order to eliminate Luodian's most elite forces. Of course, any ambush must point to a clear result:

Win.

Otherwise, all the layouts are a joke.

Qu Ruhai laughed: "With such a small number of people, do you want to fight or serve food?"

He saw at a glance that although the Nine Nether Emperor had a big presence, the number of his troops did not exceed 2,000. How could this be compared with the 35,000 Luodian troops behind him?

The Black Armored Army of the Nine Nether Emperor was indeed famous, but weren't the Luodian warriors he brought to the south also fierce?

Qu Ruhai raised his arms and shouted, pointing to the capital in the north: "Men of Luodian, rush over these enemies, crush these enemies, and I will take you home!"

Just hearing this sentence, He Lingchuan sighed, this guy looked rough on the outside, but was scheming on the inside.

The Luodian army went south for several months, and the battle was very difficult. Many people were homesick. After finally embarking on the journey home, they were only a few steps away, but there was an enemy blocking the way ahead - what to do?

Of course, they fought!

Defeat the obstacles, and they will naturally be able to go home.

Qu Ruhai's simple two sentences had a miraculous effect. The Luodian soldiers, who had fought fierce battles and long-distance raids, became energetic when they heard the word "go home".

Qu Ruhai knew that this was the key battle of the Luodian War.

If he won, he could reverse all the unfavorable situations in Luodian;

If he lost, the elite troops of Luodian would be destroyed, and the morale of the people would be lost. What could they use to resist the Nine Nether Emperor?

The Luodian army was intercepted, but now it was the Luodian army that took the lead.

Qu Ruhai also looked up at the sky. There were several bird monsters in the army, often hovering in the sky, scouting and guarding. There were usually four or five of them, but he only saw three now.

Where did they hide to hunt or rest?

Bird monsters fly high in the sky, far away from the army, and are usually more casual. Sometimes they look for food outside, or quietly find a big tree to take a nap. They are paid fish, and they will not return to the army unless there are special circumstances.

Qu Ruhai was of course dissatisfied, but they are like this by nature, and they can't be forced.

Now that the enemy was at hand, Qu Ruhai saw that they were missing and suddenly had an idea:

Were the two bird monsters attacked?

If so, there must be something on the ground!

His eyes moved to the two nearby hills, both on the east side of the Luodian army, one far and one near, shaped like a pen holder for brushes.

Qu Ruhai whistled to attract the attention of the bird monsters in the sky, and then pointed to the east, meaning to let the bird monsters go over to investigate.

But as soon as the whistle fell, a loud and long sound like a whistle came from the east with the wind, as if responding to him.

It seemed that something was coming in the sky, densely packed.

No mistake, one sentence, one content, one 6, one book, one bar, look!

The sentry shouted: "Arrow rain is coming from the east, arrow rain is coming from the east!"

The tiny dots in the air became bigger as they flew closer, all of them were arrows!

There was indeed an ambush.

The Luodian soldiers immediately turned their shields to the east, and they stacked up to form a shield formation.

There was a sound of arrows raining down, and most of the arrows hit the shields.

Although there were big gaps in the shields, some people were injured, but they were generally protected.

Then came the second and third rounds of arrow rain.

Like a storm, the soldiers dared not withdraw their shields.

The shield formation suddenly heard screams. Qu Ruhai turned around and saw that the shield formations on both sides suddenly collapsed. It seemed that there were more than a dozen things that continued to attack the soldiers hiding behind the shields. The speed was extremely fast and could bend.

Is it a living thing?

Qu Ruhai saw a pale shadow.

A crossbowman was quick-witted and shot two arrows at the gap, just nailing an object to the ground:

It was a large boomerang made of bone.

Although it was restricted by the arrows, it still struggled and jumped, trying to return to its owner.

Magical weapon?

In addition, most Luodian soldiers also noticed that the ground was shaking more violently than before, because under the cover of three rounds of arrow rain, another ambush rushed out from behind the hill.

It was natural for the Nine Nether Emperor to divide his troops. If Qu Ruhai had limited troops, he would also divide his troops to attack the enemy's side waist and middle section, trying to disrupt the opponent's formation.

The problem is that this ambush is wrong.

In the front row, there were more than a dozen moving meat mountains, huge and fierce, shaking the earth when they ran.

They were the real owners of the long whistle:

woolly mammoths.

Because they were covered with a thick layer of hair armor, these guys were a circle larger than ordinary wilderness elephants, with a pair of huge tusks that twisted outwards. The more experienced ones, such as the leading giant elephant, had grown a second pair of tusks, like short knives, and were extremely sharp.

When they ran, they formed a wide moving wall, bringing up billowing smoke and dust.

Seeing this high wall pushing towards them quickly, any creature would instinctively be timid. Even if the war horses of the Luodian army were experienced in hundreds of battles, they kept retreating at this time, and no matter how the knights scolded and pulled them, it was useless.

Getting closer and closer!