The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Thanks to Yelishei's support, Nahai and Hasar finally came out of the siege. Uzenbeyi's cavalry chased out seven or eight miles, and stopped chasing after seeing that they could not catch up.

"Bey, we didn't catch up with the enemy, let them run away."

The leader of the Crimean head bowed his head and pleaded with Uzenbey.

But Uzenbey didn't pay attention to him, but kept gesticulating with the revolver abandoned on the battlefield by the Hessian mercenaries.

The reed pistol in Uzenbeyi's hand has a caliber of 12.3mm and a barrel length of 480mm. The body of the gun is simple and without the slightest gorgeous decoration. This is obviously a mass-produced product in arsenals in Germany or other regions. But Uzenbey knew very well that although this was not a work of art, it was definitely a weapon of murder. One of his Crimean heavy cavalry died under this weapon. At that time, Uzenbeyi clearly saw that the heavily armored cavalry had raised a steel shield, trying to resist bullets, but the bullets fired by this revolver still killed him. And after penetrating the steel shield. In other words, unless they are wearing armor of astonishing thickness, it is difficult for those who are hit to be safe and sound.

Uzenbeyi took the pistol closer and observed it carefully. He tightened the spring in the bolt, then pulled the trigger. Uzenbey heard the sound of a steel wheel in the gun body rotating rapidly under the drive of a spring. If there is gunpowder in the gun barrel at this time, the white hot spark generated by friction with a piece of pyrite in the nose will ignite The fine-grained charge in the drug pool is introduced, and then the pilot charge ignites the propellant in the barrel through the fire door.

Uzenbeyi secretly praised a good gun. In the Khanate, even if the best musketeers used arquebuses, they did not expect that the weapons equipped by this group of enemies were so much more advanced than their regular army.

"Haran." Uzenbey said to the little Crimean leader with his head down: "You brought this musket to Khan and told him that Muhammad Gley hired foreign mercenaries. , They are well-equipped and well-trained."

"Yes." The little Crimean chief named Haran raised his hands above his head, held the spring wheel pistol that Uzenbey had put in his hands, and then retreated three steps before getting on his horse. .

"Bey, where are we going now?"

After Harlan left, a Crimean officer asked.

Uzenbey looked at the sky, and then said: "Go to the Izmail Fortress. Although we won today, the loss was not small. Let's go there and fix it. I measured how these fleeing guys went through this battle. Don't dare to be active in this area anymore."

After speaking, Uzenbey got on his horse. He ordered his dead and wounded to be mounted on horses, and then headed towards the fortress of Izmail.

On the other side, Yelishei and the others finally stopped after seeing that there were no chasing soldiers behind them after they had escaped for twenty or thirty miles. In fact, after high-intensity combat and continuous running, their horses were already frothy and exhausted. Even if people do not need to rest, horses also need to rest.

In this battle, the Hessian cavalry led by Yelisei lost 21 men, and 47 others were injured to varying degrees. The more than 1,000 cavalry led by Nahai and the others suffered more than 300 casualties. It can be said that this attack not only failed to achieve the expected success, but also hurt the vitality.

Therefore, after stopping, both the Hessian mercenaries and the Tatar raiders were downcast, like frosted eggplants.

While the others were resting, Yelishei called Nahai and Hasar over. Hasar was wounded all over, covered in bandages, like a mummy.

When the two men and Yelishey met, they asked whether they should lead the cavalry back to Ackerman because of the large number of casualties in the battle.

Hearing what the two said, Yelishei put forward different opinions: "Nahai, Hasar, I think we should keep going."

The two looked at Yelishei in surprise, wondering why he made such a suggestion. Could it be that he was fainted by the armor?

Yelisei explained: "Then Hai, you think we should return to Ackerman for repairs because of the heavy casualties. Then the enemy thinks so. They must think we have withdrawn. If we kill a carbine at this time... ····"

"Please wait a minute." Nahai stopped Yelishei's words.

Then he asked: "Yelisey, do you mean that we should return to attack the enemy just now?"

After asking, even Nahai himself felt that this was a bit whimsical.

"No, it's not like that."

Yelisei shook his head. He picked up a stone on the ground and drew a picture.

"This is the fortress of Izmail, this is the Transnistria, and this is where we are now."

As Yelisei spoke, he pressed a little harder at the place that symbolized their current position, and then drew a straight line in the direction of the Transnistria.

"Let's go here!" Yelisei said at last.

Nahai and Hasar almost lay on Yelishei's picture~www.readwn.com~ Nahai was the first to react, and he looked at the graffiti on the ground thoughtfully and nodded.

And the upright Hasar asked blankly: "Go to Transnistria? What are you going to do there?"

Yelishei did not answer Hasar's question, but looked at the sea with shining eyes, hoping that the other party would identify with him.

After a long while, Na Hai raised his head, with a smile on the corner of his mouth. And Yelishei also read from Nahai's facial expression that the other party already understood what he meant.

"Do you understand what we mean? The sea?"

"Are you trying to attack Isilan Glyy's army in Transnistria?" Nahai asked.

Yelisei said: "Yes, according to your Tatar marching practice, the forward force and the Chinese army are about a week apart. Isilan Gley’s army should be on the other side of the Transnistria at this time. We rush over now and lie in ambush there, so that when the opponent crosses the river, we can come and strike in a half-crossing, and we will definitely be able to beat the opponent in a mess."

As expected, Hai Jian fell into silence again. His thumb kept rubbing a stone picked up from the ground.

And Hasar's mouth opened wide in shock. Of course he wasn't afraid, but he felt that Yelishei's ideas were crazy. As for Nahai, he seemed to agree with Yelishei's idea of ​​a "lunatic".

Yelishei looked at the sea and waited for him to make up his mind.

"Done!" Na Hai suddenly threw the stone to the ground and said loudly.

Nahai also had a do-it-yourself character. He stood up neatly and called a junior officer: "Leal, you take ten soldiers to **** the wounded Hasar to Ackerman, and then tell Deputy Chris Commander, let's go to see the sea on the banks of Transnistria."