xymnovel Chapter 109 The Great Destruction of the Camp
Chapter 109 The Great Destruction of the Camp
Chapter 109 The Great Destruction of the Camp
The majority of the Han army hastily departed.
Above the camp.
The Xianbei chieftain, with a solemn expression, looked down.
"No!"
"If I let these Han soldiers all leave, how can I possibly defeat them and take the head of their commander?"
"If we cannot obtain the head."
"What should I use to confront that Helian?"
He muttered to himself.
The Xianbei chieftain in the central region finally raised his head and called out through gritted teeth.
"Kebineng".
The young chieftain standing beside the middle-aged man quickly looked up.
He responded respectfully.
"I am here."
Walking beside the Xianbei chieftain, Kebineng, who had recently become quite favored, refused to accept bribes from other chieftains and even took the initiative to give them some of the spoils he had collected from Han laborers.
Kebineng, who had lived among the Han people in the border regions of You and Ji, deeply understood one principle:
To gain something, you must give up something else.
To grow, you must learn to embrace pain.
As the chieftain, Kebineng abandoned his most cherished possessions, which he used to love so much that he would sleep with them, all in order to gain the support of more people.
The Xianbei chieftain from the central region spoke up once again.
He pointed at Lü Bu, Lü Ping, and the others opposite him and said in a cold voice.
"I see that Han cavalry force on the other side is getting in the way. You take three thousand cavalry and go wipe them out!"
"After we've wiped them out, I'll lead the remaining cavalry, and together we'll join forces to pursue the main Han army and completely annihilate them, avenging my brother!"
The young chieftain, Kebineng, instinctively nodded in agreement.
only...
When Kebineng clearly saw who the leader of the Han cavalry was, the words he was about to utter suddenly caught in his throat.
The Han general in question was clearly Lü Ping, the military commander he had previously served, and his exceptionally fierce and tiger-like eldest son, Lü Bu.
and many more!
Me? Go fight Lu Bu?
Kebineng immediately sobered up. He looked up repeatedly at his superior in the middle, wanting to refuse.
but.
When he met the slightly cold gaze of the Xianbei chieftain, he was speechless again.
This Ke Bi Neng is caught in a dilemma, unable to advance or retreat.
"What?" The Xianbei chieftain lowered his head again and looked at Kebineng, his brows furrowing slightly.
"You're unwilling to lead the army?"
Hearing the urging of the Xianbei chieftain.
Kebineng's forehead was immediately covered with a layer of sweat.
He knew it in his heart.
He was just the headman of a small tribe. He had previously served as a dog under the Han people and led only a few hundred people. Being able to lead five thousand people was already a great favor from the master!
If I miss this opportunity, I might never have another chance like it!
But...
Lu Bu was indeed fierce and brave; he could probably kill me with just one spear!
I only struggled with it for a moment.
Kebineng quickly made up his mind and raised his head high.
"No!"
"I am willing to lead the army and take the head of that Han general ahead for you, sir!"
That's all.
Kebineng merely bowed hastily to the Xianbei Central Commander before calling upon his family members and marching towards the thousands of Xianbei cavalrymen who were already prepared.
The gate of the village slowly opened.
Three thousand Xianbei cavalrymen marched out of the camp in droves.
On the other side.
With Kebineng leading a large number of Xianbei cavalry, they left the city together.
There were slightly fewer Xianbei people in the camp.
As a Xianbei chieftain who had gone out to recruit soldiers arrived, Wu Erlu, a dark-skinned man who had been waiting near the camp gate for a long time, finally seized the opportunity and followed the Xianbei chieftain up to the top of the camp.
He stood beside the chieftain of the central Xianbei tribe.
Outside the camp.
Upon seeing the distinctive-looking donkey, Lü Bu frowned and called out in a low voice.
"Father, look!"
"That donkey seems to have entered the village gate!"
As the donkey climbed onto the camp, Kebineng led his troops out again, and the wooden gates of the camp were wide open.
Lu Ping raised an eyebrow and nodded slightly.
"I can see that."
Followed by.
Lu Ping turned his head slightly and calmly said something to a young attendant.
"Send someone to summon General Tanaka and tell him that the main camp has been breached."
"Let him bring his men back."
As Lü Ping finished speaking...
Several cavalrymen looked surprised and quickly left the formation, heading in the direction where the majority of the Han army had left.
Lu Bu withdrew his gaze.
Attracted by Kebineng, who had assembled thousands of troops in front of the camp, despite his reluctance.
Seeing that Kebineng, who used to serve under him diligently, had become his enemy with 5,000 cavalry after only a few days, he was astonished.
Lu Bu was immediately enraged.
Just then, he heard his father's casual remark.
"Fengxian, advance and break through the formation!"
This statement came out.
Lu Bu was overjoyed. He patted his white horse, brandished a long spear, roared, and led his thousand-plus Han cavalrymen straight towards Kebineng and his men, who numbered three thousand!
Kebineng was flustered and at a loss.
He hurriedly urged the Xianbei cavalrymen beside him to advance and engage the enemy, while he himself hastily hid in the army formation.
On the camp.
Seeing this, Wuerlu, disguised as a Xianbei, remained calm and moved slightly closer to the Xianbei chieftain who thought he had the victory in his grasp.
When Tian Yan learned of the news, he was stunned and led the majority of the Han army to the scene.
What you see.
Blood everywhere, broken walls and ruins.
The Xianbei banner was broken again, and the weapons were shattered.
.
And the head of the Xianbei chieftain, whose head had been cut off by Wuerlu and hung at the top of the camp, died with his eyes wide open in disbelief.
These traces almost unequivocally indicate that the camp here has already been occupied by Lü Ping and his men.
Further away.
The hordes of Xianbei cavalry, led by Kebineng, who was in a particularly disheveled state and had barely survived from Lü Bu's clutches, fled into the distance.
Seeing this scene.
Tian Yan was taken aback at first, then his face lit up with joy, almost ecstatic, and he shouted loudly.
"What a shrewd Lu Zizhi!"
"Go and summon the generals!"
"After driving out the Xianbei, we will reward those who have contributed! Let us not discourage our brave warriors!"
That's all.
Ignoring the sounds of fighting still lingering in the camp, Tian Yan led his trusted men into the camp to find Lü Ping and retrieve his former tent.
Looking at the scene before me.
The generals in the army, all with expressions of disbelief, gathered in the camp.
As the main camp was recaptured, countless Xianbei cavalrymen were driven out of the camp.
The more than 10,000 Han soldiers and laborers, along with a few miscellaneous Hu tribes who had finally gathered, were finally able to enter the camp to rest and retrieve their belongings.
Just as this group of Han soldiers managed to find a relatively safe temporary place to stay...
evening.
With the discussion of merits concluded, the outcome of the battle was set.
A dozen or so cavalry units, carrying hastily written documents, marched out in all directions, spreading the entire course of this northern expedition throughout the Han Dynasty.
Lü Ping's reputation began to radiate throughout the thirteen provinces of the Han Dynasty.
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