There will be a distinguished Mongolian Qixue included.
These people were not only as tough and astute as hawks and dogs, but also because of their status as close to the leader, they could ensure that military information would be transmitted to the Mongolian commander as quickly as possible without any delay.
But this time the Mongolian sentries killed by Zhang Pingliang and others were all surrendered nobles of the Khwarezm Kingdom, and there was not a single Mongolian among them.
So were the scouts they met from a distance in the past few days Mongolians?
Does the posture of the horse look similar? Does the formation look similar when on alert from a distance? Does the sound of the chirping sound used when contacting companions look similar? Does the deep shout coming from the throat during a long-distance demonstration look similar?
When they have no doubts, there is nothing suspicious about them. But once they are suspicious...it seems that they are not similar. It seems that those people are not Mongolians?
The last time the Mongols used forest men to open up the Han army to fight, it was ridiculous enough. Now a war is about to break out on the border between Mongolia and the Central Plains, but the Mongols are not even willing to send a few of their own scouts?
Why are they so trusting? Or are they so confident in their servant tribes that they entrust the most important sentinel tasks to foreigners? Is this something the Mongols can do?
Zhang Pingliang felt that his head hurt even more.
He doesn't have a high status, so he can't think so much and think so thoroughly. But since this trip is to inquire about the enemy's situation, there is no reason not to report back if there are doubts.
He said solemnly: "It's better to go back and report it. What this situation represents and whether it has any meaning or not will be decided by the general above."
Zhang Pingliang's subordinates took the order and left. With their light cavalry and fast horses, in just two days and one night, they passed the news to the Zhou army's main force, which was rapidly heading north.
Chapter completed!