Gao Shun knew that he must get on his horse as soon as possible. If he couldn't ride his own horse, he would look for the enemy's horse.
"Zilong, help me knock that man down, be careful not to hurt the horse!" Gao Shun pointed at the Xianbei cavalry closest to him and shouted to Zhao Yun.
"Don't worry, Chang Gong!" Upon hearing this, Zhao Yun knew what Gao Shun was planning.
He wanted to help seize the horse himself.
Zhao Yun also knew that the longer Gao Shun stayed on the ground, the greater the danger. It was not only Gao Shun's personal safety, but also related to the morale of the entire army in the trapped camp.
At that moment, Zhao Yun said nothing more and rode directly towards the cavalry on the opposite side. He pointed his spear at the enemy and stabbed away.
The Xianbei cavalry felt a strong gust of wind in front of them, and soon felt that their whole body was covered by the opponent's gun. They were shocked and turned pale.
But no matter how frightened he was, he could not save his life. Zhao Yun's shot was so fast and fierce that it was impossible for an ordinary cavalry to dodge or resist it.
The spear penetrated the body, and the cavalryman's body fell from the horse.
"Chang Gong, mount your horse quickly!" Zhao Yun waved his spear with his right hand to push back the approaching enemies. He held the reins of the war horse with his left hand and signaled Gao Shun to mount his horse quickly.
"Thank you Zilong!" Upon seeing this, Gao Shun hurriedly ran over in three and two steps, killed several Xianbei soldiers who tried to stop him, and then jumped onto his horse.
The war horse felt that the person riding on its back was no longer its original owner, and neighed several times uneasily.
Gao Shun caressed the horse's back a few times to comfort him a little. Then he raised the dragon's gall and shouted loudly: "I, Gao Shun, am not dead! Fall into camp and continue to kill the enemy!"
The effect of shouting while sitting on a horse is completely different from shouting while standing on the ground. If you stand on the ground and shout like this, surrounded by groups of enemy soldiers, you probably won’t even break your throat by shouting a few people.
You can hear it. But if you shout while sitting on a war horse, the sound can be transmitted better.
The most important thing is that just shouting is not enough, you have to let the soldiers actually see your voice and shadow, so that they can truly believe that they are okay.
The soldiers who were closer to Gao Shun heard the shouts, raised their heads, and when they saw the familiar figure, their inner panic gradually subsided.
"General Gao is not dead! Keep killing the enemy! General Gao is not dead! Keep killing the enemy!" After Gao Shun shouted a few words, he stopped shouting. Then naturally, soldiers would tell the news that he was still alive.
Spread the word.
Hao Zhao was relieved to see that Gao Shun was fine. When he saw Gao Shun fell from his horse, Hao Zhao was extremely uneasy and worried that the soldiers would lose morale as a result. Although Hao Zhao tried his best and continued to
Propaganda to the soldiers that Gao Shun was not dead also had a certain effect, but the effect was not significant. As time passed, Hao Zhao was not sure that he could continue to control the emotions of these soldiers.
Now that Gao Shun is back in the public eye, everything will be easier to handle.
"I am invincible if I am determined to be trapped in battle!" Hao Zhao shouted loudly.
Hao Zhao knew that this time was the best time to boost morale.
The death of a general in battle will certainly have a great impact on the morale of the army, but if the general's life or death is unknown at first and then reappears on the battlefield, it will actually improve morale a lot.
Seizing this opportunity and giving a good encouragement will definitely greatly arouse the fighting spirit of the soldiers.
"With the will to trap the enemy, I am invincible!" the soldiers trapped in the enemy camp shouted loudly. Sure enough, they were quickly inspired by Hao Zhao, and now they were all full of fighting spirit.
Since the fighting, the casualties in the trapped camp have exceeded 500. Before Gao Shun fell, the morale of the troops had dropped slightly.
No matter how brave you are in the trapped camp, you can't always maintain high morale after suffering so many casualties.
However, seeing the scene where Gao Shun narrowly escaped death, everyone was filled with excitement. With Hao Zhao constantly "inciting" from the side, the trapped soldiers finally became excited again.
Everyone looked murderous, pointing their guns forward, just to kill the enemy in front of them.
Less than half an hour has passed since the war started, and more than 30% of the troops on both sides have been lost.
Xia Houyuan gritted his teeth secretly. Although he predicted before setting off that this war would never be easy, he had never expected that the battle would become so intense.
The battlefield was littered with the corpses of Han and Xianbei people, with blood flowing everywhere.
Now both sides are suffering huge losses and are fighting to the last breath. Whoever fails to hold on first will be the loser.
The troops at the front also suffered the most serious losses. Of the 7,500 cavalry on the front line of the battlefield, there were now less than a thousand cavalry left. The two elite troops of the trapped camp and the Euphorbias also lost nearly half of their manpower. By the time
At the end of the war, these two elite groups may even be completely disabled.
The price paid for this battle is not small.
But even if they have to pay a higher price, Cao Jun can only continue to grit his teeth and persevere. This is a war of nations, and it is a battle that must not be retreated.
Of course, Cao's army had a hard time, and the Xianbei army's situation was equally bad.
A total of more than 20,000 cavalry and infantry have been killed so far. In addition to the 10,000 people in Jiuyuan City who were wiped out previously, the Xianbei army has lost more than 30,000 people after the expedition.
The loss of 30,000 men was already unbearable for the Xianbei tribe that Kebin could rule.
Some small tribes on the grassland probably don't even have that many people if they include all the herdsmen in the tribe. Although the Kebineng tribe is one of the three major Xianbei tribes, the loss of more than 30,000 people is enough to make the entire tribe lose weight.
Strength dropped by one level.
What's more, the war is not over yet. Who knows how many people will be left in the end?
Therefore, although Xia Houyuan was anxious about the situation of the war, Ke Bineng was definitely more anxious than he was.
If he continues to fight like this and loses tens of thousands more people, I am afraid that the jackal-like guy Bu Dugen will wait for an opportunity to attack him in the future.
At this time, Ke Bineng had already decided to quit.
This war was launched too recklessly and without any plan, and the losses caused were too heavy.
The people Kebineng hated the most at this time were undoubtedly the brothers of the Yuan family. If those few people hadn't talked nonsense, boasted, and greatly belittled the combat power of the Han people, how could he have ended up like this?
Just simply killing them will no longer make Kebineng calm down. After he goes back, he must let them experience the worst pain in the world, make them worse than death, and let them know that he deceived me, Kebineng.
What will happen!
But the most hesitant thing in Ke Bineng's mind now is whether to issue an order for the entire army to retreat at this moment?
Although the casualties were heavy, it would be really hard to retreat like this. If we persisted for a while, the Han army might not be able to withstand it first.
Our own side suffered serious losses, and so was the case for the Han people. Although the Han army had more people than ours before the war, they have consumed more than ours until now. More importantly, the Han people's cavalry is faster.
They are all exhausted, but there are still more than half of our own cavalry.
If he keeps fighting like this, maybe he can really hold on until the dawn of victory comes?
As for Guan Yu, he is now surrounded by reinforcements who have come to rescue Ke Bineng and can no longer threaten Ke Bineng's life for the time being.
Seeing the terrifying red-faced man surrounded by hundreds of people, Ke Bineng had a cold smile on his face.
After all, a person's martial prowess is limited. In this world, it is impossible for a general to be able to defeat a hundred enemies with one person. Even if he has great magical powers, he is currently surrounded by a heavy siege. It is estimated that he will be doomed in the end.
Now the only question in Kebineng's mind was whether to withdraw his troops. Should he withdraw immediately or hold on for a while to see if he could defeat the Han people first?
Although retreating now will prevent the army from suffering too many casualties, this expedition will be completely useless. If the Han people collapse first, they can bring their own troops into the Han territory to rob, and at least they can make up for it.
Loss is not.
Human psychology is like this. They don't want to lose what they have now, but they want to get what they can't get. Even the wise and powerful king in the eyes of the Xianbei people is no exception.