Chapter 056 The Battle of Monan (7) Hesitation will lead to defeat
Namur did not expect Chatterji to deal with it this way. Just as Gao Pragmatic himself is not a fierce general, so he rarely considers the use of fierce generals in battles, Namur also ignored that Chatterji's martial arts has another kind.
The usage is that he dared to lead his personal guards to attack more with less. In other words: Qataiji dared to divide his troops and personally lead the elite to fight, thus creating conditions for the large troops to continue to harass.
Namur led people to wander around the outer circle to check Chatterji's movement track. He had an idea, which was to see if Chatterji planned to charge directly into the formation. If so, there would be another way.
No matter how powerful Zhebie's divine archer is, he can only shoot one person at a time - of course he can shoot three consecutive arrows, so let's count three people, but it doesn't matter. As long as he rushes into the formation, he can only shoot three arrows at most, not to mention entering hand-to-hand combat, at least
When he enters the shooting range of his subordinates, thousands of arrows will be fired. No matter how hard he escapes, there is nothing he can do to stop him.
If it were a general of the Ming army, he would not be too afraid of bows and arrows because he usually wore heavy armor. But the style of the Mongolian army was quite different, because everyone had to pull the string and pull the bow, and even the generals rarely wore
He is heavily armored, and Tuo Tuo only wears leather armor all year round. He is not Arhat Vajra. As long as he is hit by a few arrows, any magic shot will not work.
The only problem is that Namur himself will definitely become the first choice to shoot Tuotuo. No one can guarantee whether he can escape from the hands of Zhebie Shenshe.
But Namur has no better way now. If he doesn't defeat or repel Tuotuo, he can't carry out the strategy of surrounding and attacking.
But soon, Namur became disappointed.
Chatterji has so much combat experience, how could he be a fool who only knows how to rush into battle?
Namur led people to wander around the outer circle for a while before he realized that Chatterji was not coming at all. He only led people to watch him from a distance. Namur wandered a little closer to the inner circle, and Chatterji walked in the middle.
, by the way, he opened his bow and shot several enemies who didn't know the distance well, but no matter what, he just didn't get close.
After seven or eight of his subordinates were shot to death, Namur suddenly realized that Qataiji following him was not the observation flaw he had imagined. Looking for an opportunity to rush into the formation, he simply moved himself and his surroundings.
Just attack the main force and separate them!
Namur's face turned red all of a sudden - another mistake!
It turns out that Chatterji's goal is very clear, which is to complete the encirclement attack. Apart from this premise, even if Namur is the parent and son of Huang Taiji, he is not qualified to be Chatterji's target - so he is not in a hurry to pursue him.
Come out and try to destroy or defeat yourself.
There are at least three levels of difference among generals in the world: ordinary generals think about how to win this battle; famous generals and veteran generals think about how to win this battle; and if they are commander-in-chief generals, they even have to think about how to win this battle.
How am I going to win this whole war?
Chatterji appears here because he has considered the future of Tumut and was convinced by Gao Pragmatism. Now he is not in a hurry to defeat Namur because he knows that Namur is irrelevant and only needs to be delayed.
Slowly Xin Ai gathered his troops, and when Dacheng Taiji's main force joined forces, not only Namur, but even Xin Ai himself could not escape defeat.
Of course, he may also choose to charge directly towards Xin Ai, but such a battle has never been what the Mongols like to fight.
The essence of Mangu's tactics taught the Mongols that defeating the enemy does not necessarily require a complete victory all at once. It is better to fight with a delay or a hanging attack, because it can avoid casualties on one's side as much as possible.
Using 6,000 to fight 10,000 is obviously not as effective as using 50,000 to fight 10,000, with less casualties.
Namur was furious. He looked at Chatterjee in the distance with a calm face, following him unhurriedly, and the anger in his heart began to rise little by little.
Suddenly, he raised his saber and pressed forward slightly. The knights behind were stunned because this was an order to prepare to charge into the formation.
"Follow up!" Namur shouted sharply, pinched the horse's belly, and the horse began to accelerate slowly.
He did not choose to rush towards Chatterjee in a straight line, but slowly made an arc and aimed at the middle and rear of Chatterjee's five hundred cavalry.
But Qataiji knew the moment he raised his sword that he could no longer hold back and would definitely charge into the formation, so he consciously began to increase his horse speed. In fact, the current trajectories of both sides looked like they were heading towards each other's rear.
As they drove away together, the two cavalrymen drew an incomplete oval.
The horses of both sides increased their speed, and the approaching speed became faster and faster. At this moment, Chataiji suddenly pulled the horse's head, and the arc drawn by the entire team suddenly widened - now he was not heading towards
The Mulan horse team went away from the rear and aimed at the middle!
Namur's heart tightened, but he didn't dare to follow suit - although the effect of attacking the middle part is stronger, if it succeeds, he can treat the opponent as a long snake, cut it into two parts, and then divide and annihilate it, but this is also very dangerous.
!
Because since the enemy team has completed its acceleration, when you attack their middle, the team behind them will actually have no time to stop and will have no choice but to continue rushing forward.
In this way, even if you kill the opponent's middle part, your own middle part is still caught in the opponent's attack, and it is difficult to guarantee who will cut whom in two!
If anything, there are only two outcomes of this tactical move: either a big victory or a big defeat.
But there was an unspeakable fear in Namur's heart.
What a famous general Chatterji is. If he was not sure, how could he risk his whole life's fame to fight against him? Coupled with several previous mistakes, Namur subconsciously felt that Chatterji's tactical move was wrong.
There must be a fraud behind it!
Namur suddenly hesitated, should he continue to rush into the battle without hesitation, or should he wait a moment and see if Chatterji had any other changes? After all, my troops are several times more powerful than him...
Namur must have never heard of a "famous saying" - hesitation leads to defeat!
Chatterji's team did not hesitate at all, and charged directly into the middle of the Mulma team. Chatterji himself even shouted: "Anyone who stands in my way - die!"
And at the moment when Namur hesitated, he heard Chatterjee shouting violently: "Death! Die! Die! Die!"
Every word "death" is full of power, filled with a kind of violence like a lava eruption. It is conceivable that behind every word "death", there must be a human life buried in it.
Namur's team was killed into two sections. The knights in the rear team suddenly reined in their horses in fear, trying to stop the advancing horses, but their impact was greatly reduced, and they could only be cut by Chatterjee like a sharp blade.
The scimitar stretched out from the head can cut off the head or cut off the limbs or even the body.
When Namur caught up with Chatterji's tail, Chatterji in front had already turned his head and killed him like a spinning knife.
Namur was horrified to find that Qataiji had raised his horse bow not far in front of him. A sharp arrow that was thicker than an ordinary arrow had been placed on the string. The cold light of the arrow was so eye-catching.
Even...it's already in front of you!
Surprised, Namur subconsciously tilted his head, but unexpectedly, with the sound of "pop", there was a sudden sharp pain in his right shoulder socket. The huge kinetic energy of the arrow even made him unable to stabilize his body, and he made a "Ah" sound.
, he fell off his horse.
The cavalry behind Namur hurriedly moved around to prevent their horses from trampling on their lord.
But Namur, who was staring at stars, was still hearing a voice in his mind: "Another mistake!"
It was not until his last conscious moment that Chatterjee's cold and majestic face appeared in front of him.
Qia Taiji calmly ordered his surroundings: "This is Namur Taiji, the son of Xin Ai Huang Taiji. He is under custody and must not be rude."
