: Ruthless

Author: Yao Jishan

: Ruthless

Baishuang City has indeed been obtained. However, Mangtai thought he was not stable enough.

Bulush has been operating here for many years, with many followers and secretly intertwined with certain forces in the capital. If he cannot cut off the root of the problem and clarify the clues, it will always be a future problem.

But Mangtai didn't want to kill too many people.

He is not enough for the princes in the capital yet, so I won't mention it for now; I will only talk about nearby towns, except for the closest trusts of Buribalan and others, the remaining small nobles, head men or lords, etc., but they are all confused by interests, driven by power, and are just fence-bearers.

Even if Mangtai pulls all out for it today, new ones will grow in less than two days. It would be better to leave these old ones and know the bottom line.

In addition, these people's associations have the big or small things about the rebels. They all have a big or small word. They are all in the words of the mana. Why not use the ready-made handle in their hands? Besides, it is not a pity that these grass-like things are thrown away now. The more they are, the better.

The overall situation has been settled, but the haze on Mangtai's face has not dissipated, and the wolf's head on his forehead seems to have become a little heavier. After he hesitating for a moment, he called out: "Come."

A personal guard came forward, and Mangtai looked around. Seeing that the front and rear guards were all far away, he said in a deep voice:

"If there is still no news in half an hour, add five hundred teams."

The personal guard understood it and said yes.

The sadness between Mang Tai's eyebrows was still strong, thinking about whether there would be a fewer than five hundred people, suddenly he saw Wang Kuang and others walking here in the distance. He quickly calmed down and kicked off his horse, asking loudly, "Is there anything wrong with the military advisor?"

Wang Kuang is now in the army as the governor and walks around under the Mangtai tent every day, which is also for the convenience of doing things. Hearing this, Wang Kuang performed a ritual of the Jin army seriously and said with his head down: "Master, I have important things to report to my humble position."

Mangtai knew what "big thing" he was about to talk about, so he ordered people to take away the war horses, and walked in parallel with Wang Kuang in the army, and whispered: "Sir, please speak."

Wang Kuang asked with a smile: "Is the Grand Marshal worried about Bulu's affairs?"

Mangtai didn't need to make a falsification in front of him. When he heard this, he couldn't help but sigh, and all kinds of worries and anxiety were almost beyond words:

"This is the first major event. I am really a little troubled. The gentleman also knows that this guy is very cunning. If he really lets him run away, there will be endless troubles."

It is indeed somewhat unexpected that Bulushiki had not captured alive, and in the original estimates of Mangtai and Wang Kuang, Bulushi's endings were nothing more than two:

Either surrender or be forced to rebel.

But Bulush made a third path:

He ran away.

Running without a trace.

So today, Bulushi took advantage of the excuse to leave Baishuang City, but led two elite teams of thousands of people in advance to ambush outside the city, intending to take advantage of the chaos in the city tonight and Mangtai was dispatched to the city to combat the rebellion, intercepting his new army in the middle of the road, and then taking advantage of the victory to return to the city to kill the "Song Army".

At that time, the "Song Army General" who was awarded the title in public revealed his true appearance, but he was a general under the Left General. Halqin led Jia to Chang'an. With this ironclad evidence, Mangtai's "conspiracy" colluding with the Song army would be "exposed". Bulushi could also take the power of this battle and successfully eat up the 20,000 troops under Mangtai, and then report to the court to become the king of the south.

However, Mangtai had already discovered his plan. At Wang Kuang's suggestion, he decided to use the plan and deliberately sold a flaw, pretending to bring troops to solve the urgent need for "Song Army to attack the city". In fact, he turned back halfway and formed a surround with the army that was dispatched secretly, intending to catch a turtle in a jar.
Chapter completed!