Sanko rushed to the front, shaking the reins of his horse and kicking it in the belly with the spikes of his boots, and the horse let out a howl of pain, like an arrow from a string, and rushed out of the city.

The Hun cavalry behind him also followed Sanke closely, rushed out, and rushed out of the city.

The iron hooves roared, and the Hun cavalry who rushed out of the city gate lined up in the shape of a fan, and chased after the Wei army at a speed like lightning.

Although the Wei army withdrew relatively early, the speed of the infantry itself was slow, and the attack of the Hun soldiers was extremely fast, so when the Hun cavalry rushed out, they did not go far at all.

Seeing the Hun cavalry rushing out of the city gate, the Wei soldiers who were walking at the back became "panicked", they looked back at the Hun cavalry in horror and began to run away desperately.

Sang Ke looked at Wei Jun's panicked performance, and a cold and hideous smile appeared on his face, Run? At this time, even if I give you two more legs, can you outrun the war horse?

Under normal circumstances, in order to prevent the defenders in the city from sneaking up with cavalry, the besieging army will often set up a large number of horses and antlers outside the city, so as to delay the cavalry attack and buy time for the retreat of the siege infantry.

Sang Ke also carefully observed the rain on the city just now, the Wei army only attacked the city in a vague way, and did not set up horses and antlers outside the city, it seems that the leading generals of the Wei army are still too young, and they have not even mastered the most basic military common sense.

If the Wei army had set up a large number of horses and antlers outside the city, Sang Ke would probably give up the idea of attacking, after all, once there was an obstacle, the cavalry would not be able to move freely, and he would not be able to achieve victory, and he would definitely not do anything in vain.

But I don't know if the Wei army really didn't understand or was negligent, and this kind of obstacle to prevent the enemy's sneak attack was not set up, which undoubtedly gave Sang Ke an excellent opportunity to attack.

At this moment, the cavalry of the Wei army withdrew into the distance, and there was no obstacle outside the city, as for those Wei soldiers who were panicked and ran wildly, in the eyes of Sang Ke, there was not much difference from the lamb to be slaughtered, as long as he led the army to rush over in one breath, it was completely crushing, and there was no pressure to kill a wave of heads.

If he didn't stick to the head of the city and drive the Huns to defend the city, it is likely that the city will not be able to be saved.

At this moment, he was riding on a war horse, and only then did he regain his previous dripping and cheerful feeling, galloping on horseback, this feeling was really wonderful, Sanko was in a kind of extreme excitement, he felt the blood in his veins boiling, what he wanted to do now was to kill, kill people heartily.

Like Sang Ke's thoughts, the entire Xiongnu army was collectively in an inexplicable euphoria, the process of charging was like the process of chasing prey, watching the Wei army in front of them flee in a hurry like goats and hares, they were all laughing, enjoying the thrill of chasing and killing.

Perhaps in a few moments, the land will be soaked in crimson blood, and the iron hooves of the Huns will sweep through everything.

The distance between the two sides became closer and closer, and the Hun cavalry could even hear the breathing of the Wei soldiers as they ran.

What Sang Ke likes the most is to watch the prey run away under his chase but can't run away, this kind of cat and mouse game, as a cat, there is a feeling of dominating everything.

Sang Ke raised his spear, it only took a few breaths, and the tip of Sang Ke's spear must have pierced the back of a Wei soldier's heart - and Sang Ke had already chosen a target, and from his mocking eyes, this prey was destined to not escape his palm.

But the next scene made Sang Ke stunned, the Wei army retreated like a tide, but after they retreated, it was not a trampled wasteland, but a soldier named Wei stood up again, and they did not flee, but lined up densely, like a brown wall, standing straight in front of the Huns.

In their hands, each of them held a crossbow, and the tip of the crossbow emitted a faint cold light, and it was aimed at the Hun cavalry in unison.

There is an ambush? Sang Ke slammed a spirit, looking at this formation, it should not be wrong, what these Wei soldiers are holding in their hands should be a weapon called a crossbow.

Because these Wei ambushes were in ambush in the defeated army, Sang Ke was completely unaware of it in advance, and when the defeated soldiers retreated and the ambush was exhausted, Sang Ke realized that he had been ambushed.

But at this moment, it was already too late, this distance had already entered the range of the Wei army's bow and crossbow, and even if Sang Ke wanted to retreat at this time, it was completely too late.

The distance between the two sides was so close that Sang Ke could see that the Wei army's crossbow arrows were triangular shaped, and the dark and sharp tips of the arrows were so terrifying that they could kill them at any time.

At this time, it was too late to turn the horse back and escape, and even the fastest war horse could not outrun the crossbow arrows, just as the infantry could not outrun the cavalry.

However, Sang Ke quickly calmed down, such a short distance, it must be too late to escape, but Sang Ke also did not believe that the Wei soldiers could shoot a few arrows, if the Hun cavalry rushed up at the current speed, the time given to the Wei army crossbowmen was only a few breaths, they could only shoot one arrow at best, and it would be very difficult to shoot a second arrow.

Sang Ke looked at the Wei soldiers in front of him, and there were only about two hundred people who died, even if they could shoot a hundred shots, they could only shoot two hundred people at most, which was completely bearable for the Hun cavalry that reached the scale of more than 1,000 people in a single attack.

As for who lives and who dies, it depends on luck, anyway, the number of casualties who survived is only 200, and this casualty is really nothing.

"Kill!" Sang Ke's eyes showed a fierce light, and he shouted loudly, without the slightest weakening of his speed, and rushed towards the wall of Wei Bing.

At the same time, the crossbows in the hands of the Wei soldiers were launched, and one after another crossbow arrows came out of the string and shot towards the Huns.

This is not just two hundred crossbow arrows, the black pressure is like a flying locust, the crossbow arrows are overwhelming, there is no dodge, there is no way to avoid it.

At this moment, Sang Ke seemed to have smelled the breath of death, although the Wei army was not numerous, but the crossbow arrows shot out were so dense that the Hun cavalry was powerless to dodge, and could only use their flesh to meet the black arrow rain. Take a hundred plating to read the latest chapter of "The Last Three Kingdoms 2: Xingwei Claw Book House" for free for the first time.