A mirror transmits messages because light is refracted by the mirror.
But during this period, first of all, Li Sheng estimated that Chai Shao would not be able to produce colorful lights——
You can think of a way to do this yourself, but the stability seems to be worrying... As for directly emitting and receiving light at a specified frequency, that is too far away. It is better to talk about world peace, which is more realistic.
So after Chai Shao came back, he mentioned the mirror as a message when he told Li Sheng about the battle situation. Although he didn't go into details, Li Sheng estimated that it directly refracted natural light, such as sunlight.
Of course, when the sunlight is insufficient, you may use a torch to enhance the lighting to correct it.
In this regard, Li Sheng directly told Chai Shao: dismantle the grenade.
The gunpowder in the grenade is a good thing for supplementing light. It may not be as good as magnesium, but it is definitely much stronger than ordinary torches.
Of course, this is only one aspect, the key is another point.
This mirror transmits light, which should flash and flicker, flicker on and off to convey information - brightness and extinction.
In this case……
Li Sheng couldn't help but think of something immediately...
But now that action is imminent, asking Chai Shao to recite Moss seems a bit excessive.
Besides, Chai Shao can memorize it... maybe there is some possibility. After all, although this guy is a martial artist, he is just a "literate person" in the eyes of the literati. But Li Sheng thinks that if he is literate, he is a proper cultural person.
, after all, he can learn knowledge beyond the Four Books and Five Classics...
But how can the soldiers around Chai Shao learn? Even if a few literate soldiers are found to serve as human communication soldiers, once a battle casualty is killed, how will they be replaced? If subsequent tactics continue to require communication, it will not be a matter of stopping on the spot...
Chai Shao's idea was good, but Li Sheng knew that he couldn't memorize the entire Morse code for them right away...
However, a simple set of instructions is still no problem!
Li Sheng spent some time on this idea.
It took about ten minutes for Chai Shao to compile a set of instructions and handed over a small notebook.
Of course, this set of notebooks is difficult to memorize, but it is much more complete than the ingenious method that Chai Shao came up with at that time.
Chai Shao and Ma Zhou were originally very nervous, but after Li Sheng delayed it for a while, they gradually stabilized their mentality.
at last……
As night falls, the time for fighting finally comes again...
To be honest, Chai Shao, Ma Zhou, and even the civil servant Changsun Wuji didn't quite understand why Li Sheng had to act at night.
Operations at night are covered by darkness, so it is good to go out in the dark, but the problem is...
According to this action pattern, shouldn't it be more advantageous for the other party?
The stragglers become bandits, and when the enemy gathers and disperses...
When encountering small stocks, they gather quickly.
When they encounter a large army, they agree to run away.
Flexible use of visual intelligence is the opponent's greatest advantage. In this case...
The best strategy, according to Chai Shao's understanding, should be the same as the other party...
Of course, the origin of the enemy is still unclear, and one of the ships has been burned down, not to mention taking prisoners for interrogation, let alone figuring out how many troops the opponent has - this is real military intelligence.
In modern times, how many troops a certain country has sent to a certain place has even become a necessary message conveyed in media conferences.
But in ancient times, the number of troops was the most important and urgent military information, and its importance could even rise to the level of military assets.
The problem now is that Chai Shao, Ma Zhou, Chang Sun Wuji and a few others, in short, the leaders of this army and some front-line veterans have discussed this matter.
The final conclusion was that although the opponent's scattered soldiers and bandits were looting from all sides, they would still have a final base.
The reason is very simple. Although the income from robbery is simple and quick, it is also unstable after all.
If you have to maintain the existence of a large army through robbery, then the small troops that go out to loot cannot be truly self-sufficient, because sometimes you can find food, sometimes you can't.
When you can't find it, you still have to go back and see the commander for help.
And the key point is that you can't just keep the things you robbed on the ship - since they are bandits, the crew will directly give you a coup, and you can replace them. If you can take the money and use it, then it's not complete.
Chaos?
A straggler becomes a bandit, but he is still a soldier after all.
The other side's action is, after all, a military operation.
So there must be something like a center that regulates the income and expenditure of the robbery operation.
Perhaps the commander-in-chief of the other side will really keep the soft treasures he grabbed for himself in order to encourage enthusiasm.
However, food is very uncertain, so overall planning is still needed. In other words, if we can find the location of this old camp, we can force the opponent's battle formation to fight decisively.
The decisive battle is what the Tang Dynasty's imperial army has been doing best for thousands of years!
But having said that, the problem arises.
How can it be so easy?
If you can't find it, then it's still nonsense...
Therefore, Chai Shao and Ma Zhou, who were leading the troops, could not help but wonder, and there was another question...
Li Sheng clearly said that he would personally participate in the battle, but he also said that he would not come to lead the troops.
This self-contradictory statement also makes people confused. What kind of Huoxiang Zhengqi is sold in this gourd...
However, Li Sheng is the commander after all, and whether it is Chai Shao, Ma Zhou, the more captains who came with the army this time, or the army on these dozen giant sea ships.
No one has forgotten it.
Li Sheng's military rank is general.
In this case, Li Sheng should also have his reasons and plans!
Ma Zhou was a student of Li Sheng, and Chai Shao knew better than anyone else how valuable the general was in the land of China. Naturally, it was impossible for Pili Yangqiu not to work hard.
It's just that after setting off... I still feel a little bit embarrassed in my heart.
This Li Sheng must have come up with some strange plan...
But the problem is that this vast sea is full of water. How many tricks can be used on the sea?
Chai Shao will not deny the importance of military understanding of naval warfare. The level of understanding of the version has always been an important factor in determining the upper and lower limits of the combat effectiveness of upper-level generals and even lower-level soldiers, even at sea...
But military understanding is one thing. There don’t seem to be as many tricks on the sea as there are on land...
What is Li Sheng planning to do?
This problem troubled Chai Shao a lot, but when he set off, Chai Shao didn't show it.
The army finally came out in full force, and the entire camp was filled with blood and blood.
Chai Shao looked at the sailors and soldiers running around the ship. Even their running movements were jumping and fighting high. He knew that they were still the founding army and they were not frightened by the previous battle losses.