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The situation in front of you is clear at a glance, and your life is on the line! At that moment, Liu Bei was unequivocal, and the Lu Ma who was driving fled to the rear.

Zhuge Liang and others also fled on horseback, while Zhang Fei was closely guarding Liu Bei.

His second brother has been killed by a 'traitor', and Zhang Fei will never allow his eldest brother to have any more accidents.

As for the three hundred remnants of the army that were finally gathered after the defeat of Wancheng, the task of delaying the enemy army at this time naturally fell on them. Although these soldiers have almost no combat effectiveness, and going forward to fight the enemy is to be slaughtered, but Liu Bei's safety is more important than everything, even if all these three hundred people die here, as long as Liu Bei survives, it will be worth it.

Of course, it was impossible for all of these 300 Liu Beijun soldiers to have this kind of awareness, and before Cai Mao's army could feel in front of them, nearly 100 people had already scattered and fled.

The remaining 200 or so people were also frightened and frightened.

With such an army, I am afraid that the Cai Mao army on the opposite side can completely defeat it with a single charge.

What's worse is that at the forefront of Cai Mao's army, there are still a hundred cavalry.

In the land of Jingxiang, war horses are scarce, and cavalry is even more scarce, and the cavalry of the entire Jingzhou is added together, and it is estimated that it may not be able to make up a thousand cavalry. And this time Cai Mao only dispatched his family's 'private' soldiers, among which there were 100 cavalry, which shows the prosperity of Cai's power in Jingzhou.

This hundred cavalry can be said to be Cai Mao's last hole card, this time in order to ensure that Liu Bei can be killed, Cai Mao did not hesitate to send all these hundred cavalry, just to prevent Liu Bei from having any hope of survival.

However, what Cai Mao didn't know was that the Lu horse that Liu Bei rode was a first-class horse in the world, and when it ran, it was as fast as electricity, and it was difficult for ordinary war horses to catch up.

The 100 cavalry ignored Liu Bei's 200 remnants at all, and soon broke through, but they unexpectedly found that the gap between themselves and Liu Bei not only did not narrow, but widened.

There are not many war horses in Jingzhou, and there are even fewer good horses, but Cai Mao, a hundred cavalry, although the war horses he rode on were not divine horses, but if he only looked at the territory of Jingzhou, they were all first-class good horses.

But now, the gap between them and Liu Bei is getting farther and farther away, which can't help but make a hundred knights feel anxious.

Kill Liu Bei, at this time, the strict order issued by the head of the family, Cai Mao, must be completed! Cai Mao is not lenient at all towards his subordinates, and if he fails to complete the task in the end, what a terrible fate he will suffer, these hundred people all know it.

Therefore, for Cai Mao's order that Liu Beige must be killed, no one dared to slack off in the slightest, and the punishment they faced for failing the mission was definitely not something they could bear.

Seeing Liu Bei walking farther and farther away, the knight who took the lead took the lead in holding the reins, and then waved his hand to the rear, only to see a hundred knights immediately strangling the reins, then taking out their bows, putting on arrows, and 'shooting' forward.

Although these cavalry have undergone strict training, the cavalry training method in the south is much inferior to that in the north, and the combat effectiveness of this hundred cavalry is certainly very good in Jingzhou, but if it is placed in the north, it is only a middle-class and lower-class combat power.

They can sit on the back of a stationary horse and shoot arrows, but if they are allowed to shoot arrows while riding their horses, it will definitely be difficult for the strong.

Even if it is the leading tiger and leopard cavalry in the Central Plains, a large part of the ability to practice the method of riding and 'shooting' is due to the merit of the stirrups, not to mention these cavalry who are longer than those in the south.

But even so, the arrows they 'shoot' out are somewhat threatening. Although the gap between Liu Bei and the pursuers gradually widened, in the final analysis, the two sides have been separated by dozens of steps so far. The cavalry in Cai Mao's army was obviously also trained to 'shoot' with a special 'gate' bow, and the arrows that 'shot' out were fast and accurate, and the distance of dozens of steps was instantaneous for the arrows whistling in mid-air.

With a few "poofs", Yi Ji, who was running at the back, became the first unlucky ghost and was 'shot' by two arrows, one of which happened to pierce the back of his neck and directly through his throat. I saw that the Yi nationality fell from the horse's back to the ground with a "poof", and his breath was completely gone, and he was obviously dead.

"Yide, go and protect Kong Ming and them!" When Liu Bei saw that Yi was killed, he was both sad and shocked, and hurriedly ordered Zhang Fei and Chen to protect Zhuge Liang, Xu Shu and others.

There are not many people available around Liu Bei, and every time he loses someone, his own power will be reduced a lot, and Liu Bei can no longer bear this kind of loss.

From a personal emotional point of view, Liu Bei didn't want any of these civil and military people who loyally followed him to die here in vain.

Although he lost Zhang Fei's personal protection, his safety was difficult to guarantee. But Zhuge Liang's safety is obviously more important. If they were all poisoned by Cai Maojun, then even if they could survive by luck, what was the point of living alone?

"Big brother, take care!" Although Zhang Fei was extremely reluctant to leave Liu Bei half a step away at such a time of crisis, he also knew that Liu Bei had the persistence to not allow him to be disobedient. ~