As General Snooker imagined, Yuseftsk had already led the vanguard army to the camp of Erne's army.

Looking at the tens of thousands of Erne's troops in front of him, and then looking back at his own vanguard troops, which were no more than a few thousand, Yusuph's face did not show any expression of horror.

Even if he only has a few thousand soldiers under his command now, he has to find a disturbance on the other side. It is absolutely impossible for the other party to slaughter his brother so easily without paying any responsibility, which is absolutely impossible for Cerf to allow.

But all of this had already happened, and it had been happening for quite some time, but there was still nothing he could do. This feeling of aggrieved has been following him all this time. It made him feel an inexplicable sadness that he had never experienced before.

"Elaire, your old thief, don't you hurry out and die, you used that bullshit formation to trap your little grandfather before, wasn't I quite arrogant when I was here?

If you obediently kneel on the ground and beg for mercy, your grandfather may still be lucky enough to spare your life, otherwise you will definitely die in a different place today, and there is no place to bury you. ”

Yusuf shouted at the barracks opposite, his tone full of arrogance, full of youthful frivolity.

Of course, if Yusuf had done this before the last battle, we have every reason to think that he just had no combat experience and saw Ilar.

But now it's different, after the last defeat, Yusuf has grown a lot. He already knew what a terrible being Elier was.

And in this case, he still made such a seemingly stupid behavior, obviously with his own ideas. Let's not forget that Yusuf was a man of great talent in war.

He is not only talented, but also brave and resourceful, and definitely not the kind of person who performs brainless behavior. Everything he does must have a necessary meaning to do it.

And you can't understand what he's doing, you can only say that you're an ordinary person and can't understand what he's thinking. That doesn't mean he's stupid, it's just that you don't understand.

Of course, an old fox like Elier obviously saw the other party's thoughts at a glance. He was trying to provoke himself, as long as Iral launched an attack on it at this time, the snooker in the opposite barracks could tell whether Elir was bluffing or not.

On the contrary, if Elier is very calm about this matter, it will give snooker a false impression. That is, he Elaire still has hole cards in his hand, he is very calm, and he doesn't care about the other party's thoughts at all.

Only this is the case that makes the most sense to General Elier and will benefit you for his next step.

On the contrary, if he attacks with all his troops, then the fact that he is strong on the outside and on the outside will be exposed in front of snooker. At that time, he may not be able to drag the fallen mecha, and the resurrection may be defeated by snooker and his army.

But how could General Elier let this happen? So General Elier generally ignored Yusef's cynicism.

After all, in this case, there is no point in ignoring it, but it is just suitable for the other party's dry mouth. On the battlefield, this can be said to be a relatively childish behavior, after all, the real competition on the battlefield is who has harder fists and sharper weapons.

Your mere lip service doesn't actually have any effect on the final battle. Therefore, there is no need to rely on the general to respond to the other party's taunts, just teach the other party a hard lesson with his fists.

In addition, Yusef's move was obviously motivated by the tactics, and General Ilar must have understood this very well, after all, this was his own usual routine. If he is fooled like this, then he can be said to have been in vain on the battlefield for so many years.

In the end, General Iral did not respond, but sent a force from the operation at random. Simple and money to provoke by Cerf engaged in a contest.

And after a short period of fighting, General Ilar withdrew this force under the pretense of defeat. This is not to make it look like a shocked Yusuf in the midst of a fierce battle, and he feels confused.

What the hell is this?self-directed?Or look down on me, anyway, Yusef's mind is full of countless question marks at the moment.

At first, when he saw that the other party had only sent an advance force, he knew that his plan had failed, and the old fox had no intention of clashing with him head-on.

But when he thought about it, it was indeed in line with it, and if General Elier was fooled casually, he would feel panic in his heart.

In this case, he will think about whether he will rely on the general to pretend to pay attention to it, but in fact, it is to set him up. Everything was now in the mind that Cerf had originally envisioned.

To be honest, this time he entered the vanguard, and Yusuf didn't intend to cause any actual harm to the other party, but more to vent his dissatisfaction and hatred for Elier in his heart.

He is no longer the same self he used to be, and if this matter had been put in the past, he might have impulsively rushed forward and led thousands of people directly into the Erne military camp of tens of thousands. Even if he knew that he would be crushed in the end, he was still fearless.

But now it's different, he's not as naïve and selfish as he used to be. He can not be afraid of death, but it is necessary for them to pull behind him, and these thousands of soldiers accompany him to the ground.

This is extremely irresponsible, and it is not what a real general should do. After experiencing the events of the last time, Yusef has a more profound understanding of this kind of general's spirit.

So this time he was a little surprised by his brother, maybe even snooker didn't realize that his younger brother could mature to this point one day.

In Snooker's mind, his younger brother was still the same young man who was once childish, impulsive and naïve, and did not know the true meaning of war.

He didn't think about it, but just a lesson between life and death had already made Yusuf understand the true meaning of war. I also know where I'm going next, and how to deal with you.

But when he saw someone casually fighting with him, he hurriedly evacuated the Erne army in a few clicks, and he knew that he was disgusted by that guy from Elier again.

The other party obviously saw that he wanted to vent his emotions, and used this very disgusting means to engage in Yusuf's mentality, mainly to make him impulsive.

But at this moment, when Cerf saw this, although his heart was still unsatisfied, he still stopped his desire to continue charging. There is no difference between continuing to rush and looking for death.