Tang Dynasty Prison Administration

104: The Case of Yitian

Xu Ge knew that he couldn't be engaged in close combat with a knife, otherwise he would be helpless. The knife's advantage lay in close combat, while the spear was not effective once it was engaged in close combat.

Seeing this, Xu Ge decisively leaped forward, using the elasticity of the spear to flip over the person and just barely avoid the knife.

Seeing this, Wei Si turned around and swung his knife to slash, but Xu Ge parried with his spear. He then turned to the side, took two steps back, and thrust out again with his Poison Dragon Emerges from the Cave. Wei Si turned to the side and parried with his Heart-Protecting Blade.

Xu Ge twirled the silver spear, and the red cherry tassel spun around.

Silver needles were often hidden among the red cherry blossoms. Wei Si turned his head to dodge, but was still scratched on the cheek by the silver needles hidden among the red cherry blossoms.

Xu Ge suddenly pulled back his gun, spun around to use the momentum, and slashed with the handle. Wei Si raised his knife to block, but Xu Ge flipped over and covered the gun with his head.

He took a step forward, leaped up and unleashed Zhao Yun's Eighteen Spears - Golden Bell Opening Gate, and immediately after landing, spun around and swung his spear, sweeping across the battlefield.

Wei Si used his knife to defend, but the rapid, all-out attacks were so fierce and wide-ranging that Wei Si was struggling to keep up.

This shot swept across the battlefield with overwhelming force. Even though Wei Si tried his best to block it with his heart-protecting dagger, he was still forced to retreat several steps, like a mantis trying to stop a chariot. He then stepped on a corpse and fell to the ground.

Without pausing, Xu Ge took two steps forward and swung his fist to split Mount Hua in two.

Wei Si dodged to the side, the gun shattering the floor tiles, demonstrating its immense power!

Seeing this, Wei Si did a somersault and turned to slash.

Xu Ge parried with his gun, but Wei Si spun around and used the momentum to slash at him. The blade struck the gun shaft, sparks flew, and the impact made Xu Ge's hands slightly numb. A small cut was also torn open at the base of his thumb, and blood flowed out.

After Wei Si finished his three slashes, he took a step forward and thrust his sword forward. Xu Ge did not retreat but advanced, bending down to dodge the blow and charging forward.

At that moment, Xu Ge grabbed Wei Si with both hands and lunged forward, knocking him down. He then punched Wei Si in the face with his fist. Wei Si released the knife in his right hand and used both hands to protect his face and block the punch.

Seeing this, Xu Ge did not hesitate at all. He grabbed Wei Si's left arm, twisted it with both hands, and clamped his right hand with his feet, twisting it forcefully.

Wei Si cried out in pain. Seeing this, Su Wen couldn't help but shout, "Good, the armbar is in place, he can't resist!"

This is the ground grappling technique that Su Wen taught Xu Ge when they were learning martial arts together.

Su Wen learned about this when he was a criminal investigator. It's unbeatable in close combat, but the user needs to have a certain amount of strength. However, Su Wen, whether in his past life or now, is a scholar who can't even kill a chicken. He would probably lose half his life if he picked up something weighing a few dozen kilograms, so he shouldn't be involved in close combat!

Seeing Su Wen's excitement, and noticing it was the first time she'd seen such fighting techniques, Cui Lingyu asked curiously, "Su Lang, did you teach Xu Ge this?"

Su Wen smiled slightly and said, "Yes, but I am not good at it. However, I am proficient in human anatomy, so I know how to lock down an enemy and make him unable to move."

At this moment, Xu Ge forcefully locked Wei Si in place, causing Wei Si excruciating pain.

At that moment, Wei Si gritted his teeth, twisted his wrist hard, picked up the knife that had fallen to the side, and slashed at Xu Ge.

Xu Ge dodged the attack with a quick movement. Wei Si's left hand had been broken off. Holding a knife in his right hand, Wei Si struggled to his feet, gritting his teeth, covered in sweat, and panting heavily.

"Wei Si, surrender now! How long are you going to resist?"

Faced with Su Wen's questioning, Wei Si, in pain, lost all reason and roared, slashing at Xu Ge. Xu Ge, unarmed, could only dodge repeatedly.

Seeing that he couldn't cut down Xu Ge, Wei Si simply turned around and rushed straight towards Su Wen and Cui Lingyu.

Seeing this, Xiao Bi raised her Mo Dao and threw it forcefully at Wei Si. Wei Si reacted quickly, dodging to the side. Wei Si laughed at Xiao Bi and Xu Ge, and then turned his head, where a flash of cold light appeared.

Wei Si stood there, motionless!

"Thump!"

With a dull thud, Su Wen swallowed hard. He saw Cui Lingyu standing on the high platform, holding a Mo Dao (a type of long-handled sword).

As Wei Si's head and body fell to the ground simultaneously, Wei Si, the former Imperial Guard General, was beheaded by Cui Lingyu!

Su Wen was astonished by the speed and skill with which Cui Lingyu wielded the knife.

He had thought that Cui Lingyu knew martial arts, but he never expected that she would be able to wield the Mo Dao (a type of long-handled sword).

Xu Ge was also astonished by Cui Lingyu's smooth movements, exclaiming, "Cui... Master's wife, you actually know martial arts?"

Xiao Bi said, "Of course! Master said that other families' women are not allowed to learn martial arts, but our Cui family doesn't have that. Women can learn if they can, firstly to protect themselves, and secondly, to make a name for themselves if necessary!"

Cui Lingyu tossed the longsword in her hand several meters with one hand, saying, "Catch!"

Xiao Bi took the Mo Dao and said, "Yes, Miss!"

Cui Lingyu then looked at Su Wen and said, "Su Lang, you won't look down on me because I practice martial arts, will you?"

Su Wen just stared blankly, not daring to say a word. Cui Lingyu in front of him was indeed worthy of being the legitimate daughter of the most prestigious family in the world. She was truly outrageous. Not only was she highly educated and skilled in painting, but she was also now practicing martial arts and was proficient in the Mo Dao (a type of long-handled sword). She could be described as a genius in both literature and martial arts!

After hesitating for a while, Su Wen finally said, "You won't beat me after we get married, will you?"

Cui Lingyu simply smiled.

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The words are divided into two parts.

Zhang Yi led the Second and Fifth Regiments to attack the camp again. Because of the barricades, they had no choice but to charge in through the main gate!

This time, however, the Tibetan soldiers slept in two groups, while one group was fully equipped, and their warhorses were also armored.

Upon seeing Zhang Yi and his men approaching, the Tibetans sounded their horns, and someone inside the tent shouted, "Tang army attacking the camp! Tang army attacking the camp!"

Seeing the Tibetans rushing out to fight, Zhang Yi disregarded everything else, raised his spear, and shouted, "Charge!"

The large cavalry charge in, and the Tibetans in front had no time to set up defenses. Before the swordsmen and shieldmen could even get into position, Zhang Yi's cavalry had already stormed into the camp and started hacking and slashing wildly.

The Tibetan cavalry rushed out to meet the attack. Zhang Yi was like a war god, moving in and out of the camp three times as if it were empty. His warhorses and armor were covered in blood, and he killed dozens of people!

Infantry had absolutely no way to deal with armored cavalry.

Just as the Tibetan cavalry emerged, Zhang Yi shouted again, "Retreat!"

All the Tang soldiers turned and fled. Several Tibetan cavalrymen charged towards Zhang Yi on horseback. Zhang Yi immediately knocked one of them off his horse with a spear. Then, he swept his spear across the battlefield, knocking down another soldier. He then spurred his horse and galloped away. After a few steps, he bent down and took out his bow and arrow. He turned around and shot an arrow into a soldier's face.

Seeing that Zhang Yi and his men had fled far away, the Tibetan cavalry had no choice but to give up the pursuit, saying, "There may be an ambush!"

The Tibetan general gripped his spear tightly, furious but helpless!

"Divide into two groups. One group will be on full alert, no dozing off allowed, and will be relieved in two hours!"

After the Tibetan general left, the remaining people began to clean up the battlefield.