Liu Xia did have the courage to fight thousands of men. He galloped through the formation and charged with dozens of knights, which immediately disrupted the lineup of Changshan bandits. However, Changshan bandits had been in the northern border for decades and experienced many life-and-death battles? The combat experience was extremely rich. There was no need for the leader to order, and they would naturally make corresponding countermeasures.
After several fierce accomplices and Liu Xia were not fighting against him, the bandits simply did not face him head-on. Wherever he rushed, the bandits would scatter all over the place, shooting with bows and arrows from afar, occasionally launching surprise attacks from the flanks and rear, leaving with one blow. Changshan bandits have been used to hiding and hiding with the official army for decades, and advanced and retreating and avoiding at a very fast speed. Seeing Liu Xia roaring repeatedly, they were like a vicious tiger surrounded by wolves, gradually showing fatigue.
On the other hand, Lu Yao continued to defeat within a few days, and constantly dispatched various Hu surrendered troops into the army, and his troops expanded by more than three times. Therefore, the cavalry led by Liu Xia's original command was divided into many and became the backbone officers of each newly formed troops. Of course, the number of new recruits in addition was more. These Hu knights were not inferior to anyone in individual terms, but their familiarity and cooperation were not satisfactory. Therefore, when Liu Xia was in the ten-strike and ten-strike, most of his subordinates were separated from other places and entangled with the enemy who had the advantage of military strength. The two sides rushed back and forth on the broad battlefield, and could hardly see the situation of the enemy and us, as if a pot of boiling water was rolling.
Zuo Zhuan Youyun; one round of energy will fade, and then it will fade, and three times will be exhausted. Liu Xia clashed several times. Although he had many killings, he failed to disrupt the enemy's position, and his own aura will be relieved. Seeing that he was injured in many places, the war horses also showed signs of fatigue. He knew that the situation was a little bad, so he gradually became anxious.
"General, look!" The person who spoke was Ba Lieji Lu Juan. He was the young man from Hu Er, who was originally under Dou Lu Ji's subordinate. Because of his good skills and good Chinese language, he had become the confidant of Liu Xia's subordinate in a few days.
Liu Xia looked south and found that his brigade was already in entanglement. He cursed and shouted loudly: "Follow me!"
Dozens of horses turned their horses and rushed towards their besieged subordinates.
Yang Feixiang always chased Liu Xia with his team of thieves of about 300. At this time, he could see clearly that he quickly transferred 200 elite troops to encircle them from the left and right wings, and would never allow Liu Xia to join his subordinates to regroup. Two hundred elite cavalry were dispatched, and eight hundred iron hooves stepped on the ground, just like two huge iron arms waving, trying to kill Liu Xia on the spot.
However, Liu Xia suddenly pulled the bridle hard, and the war horse Herrlu neighed and changed direction, turning to sprint north!
He rushed back and forth in the enemy's formation several times and had already figured out the enemy's subordinates. This time, he rushed hard, and was less than three hundred steps away from Yang Feixiang's team.
Yang Feixiang yelled: "Relax the whistle!"
He attacked the thieves in Changshan first and assigned a total of 631 cavalry. At this moment, more than 300 cavalry were fighting with Liu Xia's subordinates, and he led 300 cavalry to restrain Liu Xia's fierce attack. As Liu Xia galloped back and forth, the 300 cavalry was originally driven loosely. In order to prevent Liu Xia from joining the brigade, Yang Feixiang sent two more 100 teams... At this moment, there were only dozens of available soldiers around him, and the two sides rode horses to hedge, and even if they wanted to avoid it, it was too late.
The whistle and flew high, making a sharp whistle. Yang Feixiang took his usual horse spear and danced a flower, and said with a grim smile: "Come on, this guy is here to die, I must be blamed for my ruthlessness! Brothers, if you kill this guy, everyone will have a reward of gold and silk, and there are also watery women!"
Yang Feixiang was able to rise to a tyranny among the brutal horse thieves. His personal courage was great, and he had the prestige of killing out of the sea of ​​blood. So the thieves responded loudly and surrounded Yang Feixiang and rode forward. Everyone knew it. Only after a moment of fighting between the two sides, the cavalry returning to the rescue could all arrive and surrounded Liu Xia again.
While riding a horse to meet the enemy, Liu Xia looked in the direction of Yang Feixiang, suddenly put away his horse's spear and took out the bow and arrow from his side. Yang Feixiang ignored this. Liu Xia rushed forward several times before, but he did not see him shooting at the bow. At this moment, he used this move, which was so terrible that he was in a hurry to seek medical treatment.
Just like when the two armies first met, when the cavalry hedge, the distance between the two sides will change at any time, not to mention the bumpy horses and inconvenient bows. The mistake is not the sharpshooter who chooses one out of thousands, otherwise it will be difficult to win.
But Liu Xia is the sharpshooter who chose one of thousands!
The angrily sound of the bowstrings buzzing and the sound of iron hooves treading on the ground was still so clear. Just as the sound of plucking the strings came into Yang Feixiang's ears, he felt a severe pain in his left chest.
Yang Feixiang screamed and fell to the sky. His huge body rolled down from the horse, stirring up smoke and dust. The knights covering Yang Feixiang's left and right screamed in unison, and the cavalry behind him hurriedly stopped the horse to avoid it. However, when the war horse was running at full speed, where could it be adjusted in a hurry? The war horse in front neighed and turned sideways, and was hit by the war horse in the rear, and suddenly people were overturned.
In the panic, Liu Xia rode alone like a rushing force and as if he was in the queue. He heard a thunderous roar, and the head of the flag-holder's head soared into the sky in the blood light, and the military flag marked with the huge "Yang" fell down.
There is a high grassland about three miles east of Liu Xia, which is where the central army of the Jin people is located. Lu Yao and more than a dozen generals and officers immediately stood on the high ground, and their eyes were moving forward along the gentle slope in front of the grassland, and they could clearly see the full picture of the locations of the Jin army teams and most of the Changshan bandits.
When Yang Feixiang's military flag was cut down by Liu Xia, the surrounding bandits experienced a huge commotion. The steps on the ground, the swaying flags and the spears raised like forests were shaken at that moment. Even the noisy roars seemed to be quiet. Such a situation, in the eyes of generals such as Lu Yao, was a fighter opportunity worthy of seizing.
"Okay!" Lu Yao praised the high and said, "Beat the drum! The front army attacked!"
As the front commander, Shen Jin was the first to rush forward, but Liu Xia was occupied by the newcomer. He was already eager to join the battle. With Lu Yao's orders coming, the front team with about 800 people immediately moved forward. The infantry trotted forward and was approaching until the battlefield was less than an arrow before stopping the whole team. When the crossbowmen deployed on both sides shot the line, the tops and squads of each unit were already in place, they shouted loudly and accelerated the sprint.
Yang Feixiang's subordinates were already on the verge of collapse. When the new forces of Shen Jin's troops entered the battle, huge casualties occurred. The organized counterattack was quickly shattered, and one bandit after another screamed and fell off the horse.
Chen Jin himself did not engage in the attack on Yang Feixiang's troops. He led more than 30 cavalry to circle behind the infantry on the front line and arrived at the right wing of the battlefield. He stopped at a position where the large troops of Changshan bandits could be observed. At this time, Changshan bandits' successor troops had also arrived. Chen Jin sneered and took the bow and arrow.
It seemed as if a shiny silver thread passed through the air. The next moment, a bandit with a helmet and armor at the forefront of Chang Shanbing fell off his horse, followed by the second and third. This fierce general may seem a little reckless, but on the battlefield, countless times of hard work and death forced him to learn to judge the situation. As a general of a military force, he can always make the most reliable judgment.
After a while, the war gradually expanded. The troops strangled each other in the center of the battlefield gradually increased, and more than 2,000 people had been invested on both sides. On the rocky river beaches on the north bank of the Qiyi River, Xue Tong's troops and the right wings of Changshan bandits were on guard against each other and approached step by step. Scattered arrows hit the wooden shields set up by both sides, making a dull sound. Ding Miao led the second cavalry unit to launch an encirclement from a distance, but collided with the enemy cavalry who also planned to encircle. So the two armies fought fiercely, expanding the entire battlefield to the north for more than five miles.
Not far from the central army, dozens of skin drums were beaten violently, and the sounds were heard throughout the sky. Inspired by the drums, countless soldiers shouted, launching attacks again and again, killing the enemy, or being killed by the enemy. Lu Yao looked at each plain, meadow, river, and slopes, and were covered with soldiers fighting fiercely. There were a large number of cavalry in the teams of both sides, who rushed, intercepted, and infiltrated each other, and quickly disrupted the original formation. The two armies intertwined and fought together. Many established teams rushed back and forth with the shouts of the officers leading the team, while the soldiers who were disbanded were running around, slashing and tangling each other, and sometimes they could not even tell the difference between the enemy and us. After several rounds of chopping and killing each other, they began to fight against the enemy together.
Lu Yao's war horse suddenly sniffed a little irritably and took a few steps forward. He tied the reins with one hand, pulled the horse back to the heights, and continued to watch.
Lu Yao took a deep breath and exhale deeply.
This is the largest battle Lu Yao has commanded. In Daling and Banqiao, he is just an intermediate officer. He only needs to accept military orders and go to kill the enemy in front of him. Even when Qi County took on the first responsibility, his subordinates did not exceed one thousand. Now, on this plain surrounded by mountains, countless soldiers slapped back and forth like raging waves, and the total number of troops invested by both sides was nearly ten thousand!
This is a real battlefield that lives to the death. There is no God's perspective, nor a mouse to choose combat units, and there is no digital display of the morale and life of the soldiers. The judgment of the battle situation depends on the commander's combat instinct and instant decision. Even if the correct command is made, the knight sent out to convey the order is likely to die in the battle halfway... In this battlefield, there is chaos and mania. Even if the most genius generals make the most detailed preparations, it is impossible to predict what changes the ever-changing battle situation will bring.
Perhaps in order to suppress the tension deep in his heart, Lu Yao suddenly said something.
The voice was hard to hear clearly in the deafening drum sounds, so Shao Xu turned to his side and asked loudly, "What are the general's instructions?"
Lu Yao pulled his horse closer to the trail: "Just just now, Xue Tong asked me, Murong Longcheng came to write a book in person. Since we have recognized his identity, why not capture him on the spot? In that case, the situation can be settled in one fell swoop, and there will be fewer variables."
Shao Xu shook his head and said, "Murong Longcheng dares to do this, and he has his own support. If we capture him, how can the safety of the Chief Secretary be guaranteed? If the thieves are angry, God knows what they will do. Besides, he is not already..."
Chapter completed!