Although he shouted that he wanted the other party to die, Wang Cheng didn't really want him to die. His purpose was to capture the other party. If he died, how could he get information from the other party? However, it was okay to be injured if he couldn't die.

, so his shot was aimed at Wu Dai’s right arm holding the weapon.

But Wu Dai was not an easy person to deal with. He looked huge and he was on a horse, but he seemed very nimble. He put his legs between the horse's belly and gave it a fierce swing. As if he was in tune with him, the horse turned sideways under his crotch.

In the past, while Wu Dai was avoiding Wang Cheng's attack, he still did not forget to stab Wang Cheng with his backhand spear.

At that time, it was just when Wang Chengyiji had just exerted his old strength in the past, he was shocked when he saw this, and immediately put away his contempt for the opponent. However, faced with the sudden spear, he could not avoid it in a hurry.

He could only turn his hands to take back the halberd.

Halfway through, Wu Dai just caught the spear and let out a low roar. Just like a hunting wolf preparing to pounce on its prey, his whole body suddenly leaned forward. This kind of movement is probably the only one who was born on horseback like him.

Only a nation dares and can do it.

Originally, Wu Dai's strength was quite strong, causing Wang Chenghu's mouth to tremble as he hurriedly returned to defense. Now, coupled with the force of his entire body pressing down on him, Wang Cheng almost let go of the halberd at that moment.

He no longer waited to be beaten passively, and at the next moment he took the initiative to shrink the spear and then struck it out quickly. This was a move he learned from Lu Bu, and it was also a very effective move to amplify the power of his attack. If it was just a flat thrust,

The power is too small, but if you take it back first and then quickly

To strike out, it means to pour all the explosive power of the whole body into one point. It is released completely in an instant. At first, Wu Dai was surprised that the spear in his hand suddenly lost its focus. Wang Cheng suddenly attacked and he was not mentally prepared at all. He raised the spear to block it.

Still stunned, he was knocked back and took a few steps back before he stabilized.

But Wang Cheng's stormy attack has just begun. His character is extremely pursuit of one word, so when Lu Bu occasionally gives him advice on martial arts, he also goes in this direction. At this time, his speed is not as good as Lu Bu's, and Wang Yue may still be behind.

He was far away, but he was already at the pinnacle among second-rate military generals. In the end, Wudai could only resist. He could even dodge.

It was too late to escape, and he looked extremely embarrassed. He retreated step by step, but was pressed harder and harder. In the end, I don't know whether it was the fiftieth or sixtieth round. Wu Dai finally couldn't bear it anymore and was knocked off his horse by Wang Cheng's halberd.

Just as he was about to struggle, he felt a cold feeling on his neck, which came from the touch of the tip of Wang Chang's halberd against his skin.

Wang Cheng captured Wu Dai alive, and at this time, the melee was coming to an end.

At the end of a fierce battle, the only Huns standing on the field were Wu Dai and a small number of Huns who surrendered in advance. Although Marquis Wen ordered the Huns not to leave alive, Wang Cheng considered some reasons, so he stayed.

I captured these people and tied them all backhand. Of course, I will only keep them temporarily until they have finished using them.

What was waiting for them was death. But at this moment, except for them, everyone else was alive. What was left was just corpses everywhere. The blood-stained river was not an exaggeration at all. The air seemed to be filled with the pungent smell of blood, and occasionally there were people around.

When the other Bingzhou soldiers who were chasing after him saw this scene, some of them who were less able to bear it had the urge to vomit.

But Wang Cheng seemed to be very excited when he saw all this. He let out a wolf howl, and then said to his cavalrymen with strange looks in their eyes: "Take these prisoners back and wait for Wen Houluo!"

…

Lu Bu looked at Wang Cheng walking in front of him and suddenly frowned, "It smells so strong of blood!"

Wang Cheng didn't realize it at all and just escorted Wu Dai to Lu Bu's side. Lu Bu's frown gradually relaxed. He quickly figured out that since he gave the order and it was a good thing for his subordinates to obey the military order, there was no reason for him to do the same.

Feeling resistant to this.

Of course, Wang Cheng's attitude still left a mark in Lu Bu's heart. It seems that he still needs to practice and temper, and at least control his emotions. If he still becomes violent so easily in the future, then Lu Bu would rather hide him in the snow.

Nor do I want to let him out and become a tiger that breaks free from the cage, letting the beast in his heart wantonly indulge itself or even be controlled by it.

Jia Xu understood Lu Bu's thoughts, sighed, and waded through the troubled waters, pulled Wang Cheng over, and gave him some instructions. He didn't have to listen to other people's words, but he would not ignore Jia Xu's words.

Listen, he knows that Jia Xu is now Lu Bu's number one think tank, and his status is getting more and more important, so don't offend him even if you can't get along with him.

Wang Cheng understood this principle of being a human being, and after listening to Jia Xu's words, he looked at Lu Bu and couldn't help but shuddered, and then secretly rejoiced. As a human being, you can't be too complacent. Marquis Wen is treating him

He had high hopes, but he obviously failed to meet the requirements. Wang Cheng felt secretly ashamed and determined to make corrections.

Not to mention Wang Cheng's thoughts here, Lu Bu looked at the big Huns man who was kneeling on the ground and was tied behind his back, and asked: "What... is your name?"

Of course the Xiongnu themselves have their own language, although it seems very rudimentary. Lu Bu can actually speak the Xiongnu dialect, but now he is interrogating the prisoners, and he has to continue to put pressure on the other party from small details. If he still uses the Xiongnu dialect, will he be able to communicate with the other party?

Let’s talk about the customs and customs of the Xiongnu?

Lu Bu was not worried that Wu Dai would not understand. It seemed that he was a noble among the Xiongnu. Generally speaking, such people could not speak Chinese very well but communication was not a problem. Of course, this was not the case for everyone.

Lu Bu just gave it a try, but he didn't expect that Wu Dai could actually understand Chinese, and he could even say: "My name is Wu Dai..."

Lu Bu actually didn't know which one he was, but that didn't matter. He continued to ask: "Wudai... you are from the Xiongnu clan. What is the reason for coming here this time?"

"We are from the Huyan clan of the Xiongnu. My brother Juewan and I led the young people out of the clan this time because our tribal reserves have been exhausted. We didn't expect that this winter would start so early and last so long. Our

I didn't have enough savings, so I had to go out, thinking about crossing the river and plundering the Han people on the other side of the river, but I didn't expect..." Wu Dai felt so weird when he said that he wanted to plunder the Han people in front of the Han general.

Lu Bu didn't seem to notice this awkwardness. He frowned and asked, "Your brother?"

"That's it...it's the Jue Guan who was picked to death by the general..." Wu Dai said this, feeling somewhat sad. After all, they are from the same mother and father. Although they usually fight for power and gain, death is like a lamp going out, and when he thinks of this, he

In the current situation, I thought about how the two brothers were so miserable. It was just that the brother died at the hands of the general in front of me, and I became the other's lamb to be slaughtered. I couldn't help but feel sad.

Lu Bu didn't care about his mood. He did know the surname Huyan among the Xiongnu. This was considered a common surname in the Xiongnu. He often married the Shanyu and had considerable power. He couldn't help but look at it again. Wu Dai smiled and said, "Can't you see?"

Come out, are you still a relative of the Huns?"

Wu Dai smiled awkwardly, but he had to laugh. To be a prisoner, you must have the consciousness of being a prisoner.

Lu Bu's questions were gradual, and it was now time to get to the point. He pondered for a while, and then asked: "Then do you know what the situation in the Xiongnu is like now?"
Chapter completed!