"The hairy feathers were once cut off, so I learned how to talk and talk to others." [Fenghe Parrot]
Even though he was prepared, Jiang Shi still followed Yan Xing to see Han Sui with some guilt. He originally wanted to repeat the rhetoric he just said in front of Han Sui, but Han Sui didn't take it at all.
After stopping, he raised his hand and gave Jiang Shi a whip.
"I can't restrain you anymore. It's hard for you to still call me 'Mr. Han' against your will after all these years."
Han Sui's face was as cold as frost. Jiang Shisheng received the whip and did not dare to move. He was afraid and said: "I don't dare! If Han Gong hadn't appreciated it and promoted me to a low level, how could I be where I am today!"
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"Ha." Han Sui didn't believe his excuse and just smiled coldly. Water flows to lower places and people go to higher places. He knew that not only Jiang Shi but also many people in the army had such an idea. After all,
Faced with the current imperial court's heavy rewards, few people can really turn a blind eye. Han Sui's army has different ideas about the imperial conspiracy, let alone the unknown plots underneath?
Han Sui felt a little bit in trouble, and wanted to use Jiang Shi to rectify his troops and calm people's hearts, but now was not the time, because there were more important things to deal with at the moment. When he came, Han Sui saw the unknown group on the slope at a glance
The Yulin Cavalry, the familiar clothes and the familiar temperament in front of him are almost exactly the same as the ones he saw in Luoyang back then. No, they are even more elite and energetic than the sullen Yulin Cavalry in Luoyang!
Seeing this, Han Sui's eyes widened suddenly and he asked in surprise: "How come Yu Linqi is outside the city?"
Yan Xing knew that he was asking himself, so he clasped his fists and replied: "I don't know, but according to Jiang Mengyan, Song Jian was intercepted and killed by these Yu Linqi who suddenly appeared."
Speaking of Song Jian, Han Sui snorted in displeasure, and Jiang Shi trembled and said quickly: "The last general was just chasing his subordinate 'Prime Minister' all the way, and happened to encounter this group of Yulin cavalry to intercept and ambush him."
On the surface, Han Sui seemed to be angry that the Yulin Cavalry suddenly came out and ruined his good deeds, preventing him from completing his agreement to "let Song Jian live", but in fact, he was secretly happy because he didn't want to
He personally killed Song Jian because he didn't want to bear the reputation of being "ungrateful", so he deliberately let him go. However, it was an indisputable fact that he attacked Wuhan and drove Song Jian away. When Song Jian fled to Qiang land, relying on his reputation, he
It will be difficult for Han Sui to reach the point where he can stick to his word among the Qiang and Di people in the future.
Only if Song Jian is dead can Han Sui maximize his benefits and free up his hands and feet to collect the scattered sand, just like the Qiang and Di barbarians, but Han Sui and his men cannot kill Song Jian.
So after weighing the pros and cons, in order to give an explanation to the court and avoid being stigmatized, Han Sui had no choice but to do the next best thing and chose the current approach. On the one hand, he responded to the court with the victory of the annihilation of Song Jian's forces, and on the other hand, he waited for Song Jian to
After settling down, send someone to tell Song Jian that he has no choice but to attack and try to ease the relationship. Doing so will inevitably pay a certain price and the process will be very troublesome.
So when Han Sui heard that Song Jian died at the hands of others and had nothing to do with him, how unhappy was he? What's more, Song Jian was still killed by the imperial court. As long as the cause of Song Jian's death was spread, Han Sui would operate secretly.
Not only can you quickly clear away your own stains, but it will also increase your reputation.
He already had a preliminary idea in his mind and directly told Yan Xing: "Go up and find out their details."
"I promise you, general." Yan Xing agreed, clamped the horse's belly with his legs, and drove him to the bottom of the slope, then turned over and dismounted, and walked up step by step.
Jiang Ji lowered his head and saw a man dressed as a captain walking up slowly. He frowned and immediately asked for orders: "I'll go see him."
Zhou Yu was self-assured. He looked at the large banners in Han Sui's army that were moving in the wind, and then turned to look at the sky to the southeast. He nodded lightly: "Since I have entrusted you to me, I have Lao Zhongyi this time."
So Jiang Jiong and Yan Xing stopped at each other halfway up the slope, and looked at each other defensively. Jiang Jiong first said: "We are Yu Linlang in front of the imperial palace. We have been ordered by the king to patrol the border and observe.
Customs, supervise thieves. I recently heard that Duke Han, the governor of Liangzhou, attacked Song Jian. He besieged the city for several months and fought without success. He repeatedly asked for food and grass to be sent to the court. Your Majesty was worried about it and specially sent us to come to watch the battle. If Han Gong has not yet
If we succeed, we will give you a detailed description of the situation and mobilize a strong army to attack."
When Yan Xing heard that the other party was not an ordinary Yu Linqi, but one with high hopes from the emperor, he did not dare to neglect him even more: "Wei, Wei! Lang Jun doesn't know something. Han Shijun is also worried and hardworking every day, fearing that he will betray the country."
Well, I'm particularly excited when I heard that the southern expedition was successful. Today we raised up our troops and got the soldiers to use their lives to defeat Fanhan. We pursued Song Jian and others all the way to escape, and then we met Lang Jun."
He spoke very politely, and explained the causes and consequences clearly. If others who didn't know the truth heard it, they might really think that Han Sui was loyal and patriotic, so he came to supervise him and it would be unfair to him.
Jiang Ji looked at the cavalry captain with thick eyebrows and big eyes, and felt that the other officer was an extraordinary officer, and he seemed to be from a family with a good family name. So he no longer looked down upon him, and introduced himself as an equal: "I am Jiang Ji.
, named Zhongyi, a native of Ji County, Hanyang. Now I am a man named Yulin, and I don’t know what my surname is?"
In fact, Jiang Jiong was not Yu Linlang. Two years ago, when the imperial court recruited the sons of good families from six counties to join the Northern and Southern Army, he was only a fifteen or sixteen-year-old boy. He had just fallen off a horse and was injured, so he missed out.
In that recruitment, the last person selected to represent the Jiang family was his elder brother Jiang Xu. Now Jiang Xu is under the care of his uncle, the Northern Army Cavalry School Lieutenant Jiang Xuan, and at the same time relying on his outstanding abilities, he has become
The emperor's closest military attache, Mr. Habayashi, came to the palace.
His elder brother Jiang Xu has been an official for many years and has gradually become the pillar of the next generation of the family. However, as his half-brother, Jiang Jiu was only a minor official under Shejian, the prefect of Hanyang, until the beginning of the year. Growing up, Jiang Jiu always wanted to
Following in the footsteps of his elder brother, it has always been difficult to catch up. Even this time when he visited the front line with Zhou Yu, it was through Jiang Xu's request that Zhou Yu got the opportunity for the sake of his comradeship.
Yan Xing didn't know the inside story of Jiang Ji's false claim of Yu Linlang, but he believed it to be true. He nodded and replied: "I am Yan Xing, courtesy name Yanming, from Jincheng. Now I am serving as the Cavalry Commander under Han Gong, the governor of Liangzhou. I was ordered to come and meet Lang."
Please contact me."
"I have long admired my brother's name." Jiang Jiu bowed his hands to Yan Xing, who was obviously older than him, and looked at him with a clear look. He turned back to look at Zhou Yu, who still had a calm expression, and then said slowly: "Song Jian
He has been killed by us. Since we are victorious in the war here, we have asked Mr. Han to mobilize the troops down the slope. It is time for us to go back and report to General Anji."
In his words, Jiang Jiu explicitly or implicitly indicated the importance of his and others' trip, and there was no room for error to ensure that they could escape unscathed after encountering Han Sui. The reason why he said this was because of Jiang Shi's behavior just now.
This action really does not seem to be done out of good intentions.
Yan Xing had already planned, stretched out his hand to stop, and asked tentatively: "I'm not busy, and I don't know where General Zhang is now. Since Han Gong has defeated Song Jian, he should go to pay a visit after paying homage to him."