The hammer in his right hand was effective, but he didn't keep the hammer in his left hand. He looked at a war horse and smashed it.

The knight on the horse was about to hit the horse to dodge, but the purple gold hammer had already hit the chest of the horse.

The person whose horse was hit immediately stood up and fell backward, pressing the knight on the horse to the ground.

Seeing Chao Yong's power, the royal guards restrained their horses unconsciously.

Although the Imperial Guards' troops reined in their horses, Yue Fei and the other five did not dare to rush over directly, otherwise they would have to turn around and deal with them if the Imperial Guards' troops fired arrows from behind.

The five of them fought their way into the Imperial Guard's army, and it was as if they were in a deserted place.

With just one encounter, Yelu Yanxi's imperial army was dispersed.

Although the royal guards were all elite, they had followed Yelu Yanxi for thousands of miles and had lost their energy. Once the commander of the bodyguard department died, no one was willing to die. After being charged by five people, they all drove away.

escape.

Throwing the eight-edged purple gold hammer, the Zhaoye Jade Lion ran faster and caught up with Yelu Yanxi and his party in a blink of an eye.

The remaining royal guards also knew that they could not shoot at Chao Yong, so they all turned their targets towards the Zhaoye Jade Lion.

Chao Yong drew out his sword and fired dozens of arrows. The jade lion rushed into the imperial army at night. Chao Yong's sword was a Xixia sword selected after the Xixia was destroyed. It cut iron like clay.

, although the Western Xia sword dance is not as powerful as the eight-edged purple gold hammer, its lethality is not weak at all.

Wherever the sword passed, the imperial guards wearing iron armor split into two sections.

Yelu Yanxi had a BMW on his hip, but he did not dare to ride alone in the chaotic Mongolian plateau, so he kept the horse speed down. But when he saw that the soldiers holding flags behind him were being cut down one after another, he did not think much about it.

He pinched the horse hard and fled forward.

When Chao Yong saw Yelu Yanxi suddenly running out, he cut off the horse of an imperial guard soldier with one sword, held the sword blade, looked at Yelu Yanxi's mount and threw it away.

Yelu Yanxi was lying on the back of his horse and running wildly when he suddenly saw a green light coming out of the horse's belly under his crotch, and then a stream of blood rushed out from the horse's belly. He quickly lowered his head to check the horse's injury.

The war horse didn't even neigh, then crashed to the ground and slid forward.

"ah"

One of Yelu Yanxi's legs was pinned under the horse, and it slipped along with the horse. The leg bone seemed to be broken, and he kept screaming in pain.

The war horse finally stopped, and Chao Yong had already hit the horse. Yelu Yanxi twisted her face and begged Chao Yong who was on the horse: "Hurry and save me."

Chao Yong jumped off his horse and pulled away the dead horse.

Yelu Yanxi's armor was very sophisticated, and her legs were covered with iron armor. It seemed that nothing had happened, and her bones were probably not injured, but her screams were just a little more violent.

Chao Yong shook his head and said: "When you get to Bianjing, you can live happily for the rest of your life. There is nothing to escape."

When Yelu Yanxi heard that Chao Yong would not kill him, she ignored the pain and quickly raised her hands and said, "Thank you, Prince, for your kindness."

Yue Fei and the other five also rushed up. They were a little sorry to see Yelu Yanxi captured alive by Chao Yong. However, their horses could not outrun the Zhaoye Jade Lion, and no one could stop Chao Yong. It would be difficult for them to get ahead of Chao Yong.

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Chao Yong asked the five men to look at Yelu Yanxi. He rode his horse and walked a hundred feet forward without finding his sword. He rode back to wash and inspect it for a while, only to find that the sword had been submerged in the ground.

Fortunately, after flying dozens of feet in the air, all his strength was exhausted and the stab was not deep. Chao Yong dug out the sword from its scabbard and then mounted his horse and came back.

Chao Yong's soldiers also caught up. Their horses were not as good as those of the six men. They galloped all the way, and their horses were foaming at the mouth.

Several groups of Liao soldiers and horses who were chasing after came to grab Yelu Yanxi, but they were all killed and retreated by Sun An and his five men.

Chao Yong sat on the horse, watching Sun An and his five men leading troops to kill the Liao soldiers within a radius. He smiled at Yelu Yanxi who sat on the horse reluctantly and said: "I heard that you love hunting, do you think they are like hunting?

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Hearing that Chao Yong regarded the Khitan soldiers as prey, Yelu Yanxi couldn't help but blush, and said in embarrassment: "The prince has many elite soldiers and generals, but I am using my mantis as a chariot."

The five men were like scythes of the god of death, surrounding Chao Yong, and kept circling to harvest the approaching Liao soldiers. The soldiers who were loyal to Yelu Yanxi were killed one after another.

Yelu Dashi led his troops back to rescue him, but he bumped into a hundred soldiers led by Yang Zaixing. When he saw Yang Zaixing stabbing General Liao off his horse with one shot, no one could get close to Prince Daliang and Yelu Yanxi, who were standing on horseback in the center.

Not daring to stay, he took his soldiers and horses and fled westward.

When the Liao soldiers saw Yelu Dashi escaping, they all followed him and fled to the west.

All the barbarian soldiers dispersed in a rush.

The army pursued them for more than twenty miles across the endless grassland. When they arrived at Fangzhou City, Chao Yong stopped his troops.

Seeing the defeat of the army, the defenders of Fangzhou did not defend the city, so they fled north with their troops.

There were some Khitans in the city, as well as some Han people who had been moved to farm by the Khitans, and even more women and children from the Kled tribe who had taken refuge nearby.

I don't know whether it was due to lack of water on the plateau or due to traditional issues, but the barbarians basically didn't take baths, and the whole city was stinky.

Women and children from all tribes are standing on the street, with few people running around. Each tribe has been fighting each other for many years. Even if they lose, they will just change to another tribe. If the men of the original tribe cannot be taken back, they will breed for the new tribe.

Descendants.

Tribes on the entire grassland are constantly robbing women. For women on the grassland, it is not difficult to accept another man. Many women have been constantly being robbed back and forth throughout their lives.

(Temujin’s biological mother was snatched away by his father Yesugei, and Temujin’s wife was also snatched away by a beggar.)

However, there is no custom of marriage robbery in Daliang, and seeing the dark people on both sides of the street, the Daliang soldiers almost vomited out their overnight meal.

Yang Zaixing, who had just turned 20, couldn't help but ask: "Do they never wash their faces?"

Yue Fei, who is one year older than Yang Zaixing, laughed and said: "I heard from the Klei people who led the way that water is a pure spirit. They can't wash their hands or faces in the river."
Chapter completed!