Xu Sancai has been locking the general with his mental power and gradually approaching the general in the interweaving process. [26nbsp;] Seeing the other party trying to escape, he immediately accelerated his speed and rushed towards the general, and at the same time used the quicksand technique. The general had just instigated the war horse to speed up, but the war horse suddenly fell off his feet. Although the general jumped up to avoid falling, he had already lost the war horse.
Whether it was a general or a soldier, the armor of the cavalry was the heaviest heavy armor. Although the general was the cultivation level of a warrior, the heavy armor still made him unable to move. Xu Sancai spread his body and rushed behind the general. Before the general landed steadily, he hurriedly turned around and swung his battle axe to slash horizontally.
Xu Sancai expanded his body and retreated, let the battle axe pass, and then rushed forward. The general's battle axe cut through the air. He wanted to go back and forth, but because he was unstable to land, he could slash out the axe and it was difficult to change his moves quickly. He had to stagger back and avoid it. However, even the general's peak state was not comparable to Xu Sancai. At this time, his body was unstable, and his armor affected his flexibility, so his natural speed could not be compared with him.
Xu Sancai's figure rushed to the general's body like a gust of wind, and the sword stabbed into the general's throat. The general looked at his ghostly body in fear, knowing that he could not avoid it, but he was unwilling to sit and wait for death, and subconsciously raised his hand to resist. However, the sword sucked and spit out the sword energy and easily penetrated the general's arm wearing armor, stabbed the throat accurately.
In theory, using sword energy to break the armor is no longer a strict sense of avoiding the real and attacking the virtual. With Xu Sancai's speed and current attainment of stabbing swordsmanship, it is almost certain to stab the opponent's heart. However, now it is the time of fierce fighting, and the enemy has only the only general left. If you delay for a while, it will affect the progress of the battle and will also increase the casualties of one side.
Xu Sancai did not doubt the effect of the sword-sting technique, and he had used the sword-sting technique to defeat the strong many times. However, he now found that if he blindly pursued victory by skill on the battlefield and gave up his strength, he would be restrained and the battle would inevitably be delayed. He had experienced several sieges. Although the enemy's strength was weaker than him, his speed of killing the enemy seemed to be much faster than Zhang Dali who had slashed hard.
Xu Sancai began to think about the next direction of swordsmanship: to lift lightly or to break the strong attack power of all kinds of methods with one sword? Or to blindly pursue speed and skills? He now vaguely felt that both extremes were not the best choice, but should learn the highest level of Taoism in the previous life to do nothing and govern it, let it go, and choose the two techniques as they wish according to actual combat needs.
However, Xu Sancai only had a vague idea at this time. Moreover, although his strength was far superior to his level of combat martial arts, his strong attack sword skills, especially the Sword Qi Art, were only primary. He obviously lacked strong attack sword skills, and could not compare the strength between strong attack and pure skills. Naturally, he could not decide the direction of the sword skills, and he was not sure whether he could organically combine the two.
Of course, Xu Sancai has no time to consider these issues. After he killed the general, he turned around and entered the enemy group again. At this time, four of the five generals of the enemy were killed and one injured. Although the general who was stabbed into the ** by him had lost his combat effectiveness and could not even move himself, he was being helped on the back of a horse and prepared to escape with the support of several personal soldiers.
Xu Sancai turned around and fought fiercely with the enemy under the leadership of Zhang Dali. Although this unit was composed of elite troops of the Great Qin Kingdom, its advantages were very limited compared to the general's personal guards, and its number was still at a disadvantage. Fortunately, half of the enemy soldiers were besieging him, otherwise the elite troops would suffer a great loss.
Although the enemy guards were sieging Xu Sancai because of the general's killing, their morale had dropped significantly. He relied on his ghostly body skills to shuttle back and forth among the cavalry and war horses, and in a blink of an eye, he killed more than a dozen enemy soldiers, which made the enemy soldiers besieged him feel fear and powerless. Many enemy soldiers even died before they even saw his figure clearly.
The battle ended very quickly, and two teams of cavalry attacked from the transport teams in front and behind. The drivers of those transport teams were not formal soldiers at all, and the two escorted soldiers on each car were only logistics soldiers. The combat power was naturally not comparable to that of the regular army, and it was in a dispersed state. Under the impact of the cavalry team, there was no power to fight back.
The remaining personal soldiers also completely collapsed, and they had no intention of fighting, and the team began to collapse and break out. The most taboo thing about cavalry battles was to fight on their own. The dispersed enemy soldiers were quickly divided and resolved. Xu Sancai immediately ordered the soldiers to clean the battlefield as quickly as possible, rescued the wounded, and the elite troops suffered heavy losses, 9 people died, 18 people were injured, and nearly half of them were lost, but the cavalry troops were not injured.
Xu Sancai ordered the cavalry to escort the supplies back to the temporary garrison of the Agricultural Reclamation Corps that was attacking, and then 200 Agricultural Reclamation soldiers escort the supplies back to Qingtie City, and mobilized 1,000 Agricultural Reclamation troops to surround this road. The 800 cavalry temporarily met with other cavalry units to monitor the enemy in Qingshui City, and he and Zhang Dali led the remaining elite troops to stay.
Xu Sancai and others did not ambush in the same place, but were sneaking to a distance of only ten miles from Wuhu City. He asked Zhang Dali and others to wait in place, and he walked to the nearest city gate less than one mile to hide and observe the dynamics of the enemy at the city gate. Because the enemy general, personal guards and transportation teams were all caught in one network, Wuhu Country naturally did not know that there was no movement in Wuhu City for the time being.
At this time, the enemy troops in Qingshui City were already in tension. The three thousand agricultural reclamation troops, who were responsible for bluffing and as suspicious soldiers, may not be as good as regular corps in war, but building temporary garrisons was a skill. Soon, a camp of several miles was built ten miles away from Qingshui City. The flags were waving and the camps were dense, and from a distance it looked like tens of thousands of troops.
Qingshui City is now in charge of two deputy generals and the general's escort. The three of them immediately determined that this was the Qin Dynasty's plan to attack Qingshui City when the troops were incapable of heads. So they immediately closed the city gates and guarded them closely, and sent a messenger to challenge Wuhu ** Department to inquire. The military rations in the city had been burned out. After discussing, the three of them sent troops to force the inventory of all grain merchants in the city.
Although several grain merchants stock up some of the goods, because Wuhu is originally a grain planting land, the grain producers will not stock up in large quantities every year. The three of them ordered the soldiers to plunder all the grain from the city's large households.