However, it is obvious that in the process of the scouts sent by the two sides constantly spying on each other's intelligence, the military lords that Li Wenyuan spent a lot of manpower, material and even financial resources to train finally came in handy at this time, and they could be regarded as having their place to use at this time. In the whole process of spying on each other's intelligence, the military lords are divided into two parts: one part of the military lords is responsible for infiltrating the camp of the opposing enemy army, spying on the intelligence of the opposing commander, the armor and equipment used by the opposite army, and the materials collected by the opposite army, as well as the location of these army materials hoarding, which they need to pay attention to and detect. And whenever you have the opportunity, try to intercept the other party's heralds and messengers, who may be carrying important documents, to intercept more information. Occasionally, these warriors who had managed to show their skills would even try to set fire to the enemy's granary, poison the cattle and sheep carried by the Western Turks on the opposite side, and even send a blood letter written in the blood of the warriors in front of his tent to the Khan on a whim, so that the Khan always had to keep one eye open when he rested at night, in case he was beheaded by the Han scouts in his sleep.

The task of the other part of the military lords is relatively much easier, their task is to stay in their own military camp to prevent enemy spies from coming to spy on intelligence and destroy the facilities and items in the military camp. In fact, in other words, the task of this part of the military lords who remained in the barracks is to constantly dispatch and strangle those enemy spies who have infiltrated their camp. Although this job is not so exciting than fighting behind enemy lines, but it is much easier, but these military lords still find a lot of fun on their own in order to relieve the loneliness when they are bored.

For example, they tend not to kill an enemy when they can capture them alive. They often work with the night stalkers who provide information to capture alive enemy scouts who infiltrate their camps, and after capturing them alive, they will do everything they can to torture and interrogate them. Where have these scouts of this era seen the interrogation techniques of East and West from more than a thousand years later? Moreover, when Qiu Niang taught these skills to the people under her, she also combined the more cruel scenes described in the various palace fighting dramas she had seen in her previous life, as well as some micro-innovations inspired by these bridges. These have made the night owls under Qiu Niang's command much ahead of the people of this era in terms of interrogation methods, and they really don't know where it is.

In many cases, hiding is not a good way to hide something. Only between truth and falsehood can make it easier for their enemies to enter the trap they have planted for them, so these enemy spies who have been tortured by the military owls and night owls have lost their minds a little, after suffering all kinds of strange tortures that people today can't imagine and can't describe at all. They will be put back, and in the process of releasing them, they will be leaked to some so-called "military secrets" intentionally or unintentionally. One person, two people may not believe what they say, but under the three of them, there are still many spies who survived and escaped, even if these spies are a little crazy, but they can't all say things that are false, and these fakes are strikingly similar, right? So inadvertently, both the Western Turkic army commanders and the Sassanid army commanders had some misunderstandings about the westward situation in the Han military camps opposite.

But even if there are some misunderstandings, all the spies have a consensus in their hearts: that is, the methods of these Han people on the other side are really sharp, and even every time they are sent out on a mission, they have to pray that they will not be caught by those Han people, or pray that even if they are caught by those Han people, they will be able to die a clean death. At this time, after looking at those companions who were already a little crazy, they suddenly felt that death was not so terrifying.

Just as the troops on the Western Front were spying on each other, Li Wenyuan received a letter from Zhuang Fudi, who was far away in Wuwei County at this time. The letter mentions the entire process of the battle in Wuwei County, after seeing the loss of more than 2,000 lives in the entire defense of Wuwei. Li Wenyuan's mood is also quite heavy, but he is familiar with history, and he knows the truth that once he succeeds, he will be able to achieve ten thousand bones, so at this time, in addition to being a little heavy, there is no other psychological burden. In his reply to Zhuang Fudi, he emphasized the need to properly deal with the families of the fallen soldiers, and then he did not mention other issues.

Although more than 2,000 people were lost, the battle to defend Wuwei was undoubtedly victorious. Since it is a victory, it is necessary to reward those soldiers who gave up their families and careers and fought with their lives in this battle of martial arts defense where the strength of the two sides was very different. The promotion of the promotion, the reward of the reward. Naturally, there are special officials in charge of these matters, and Li Wenyuan only emphasized the importance of this matter and asked these officials to do their best in the process of handling them.

In the letter, it was also mentioned that the original plan was to counterattack Liang Shidu with the Western Regions Army, and in Zhuang Fudi's initial planning, after repelling the Turkic army besieging Wuwei County, the Western Regions Army was to pursue the Western Turkic army and attack Lingwu County together with the guest army that came to support. But the plan never caught up with the rapid changes, just when the two armies converged and were ready to continue to advance eastward, Xue Ju sent a fast horse to send a message to Zong Luohu: Li Yuan's Tang army finally learned the news that Xue Ju had sent troops north to aid Wuwei County, and at this time it had already raised troops in a big way, and had already entered the territory of Longxi County. At this time, although Xue Ju had already dispatched troops to Longxi County to resist the attack of the Tang army, after all, most of the elites followed Zong Luohu to the north. At this time, although these troops staying in the territory could also delay the advance of the Tang army in a short time, they could not defeat the Tang army that invaded Longxi County. Therefore, Xue Ju sent a fast horse to pass the book, and rushed Zhaozong Luo Hu to lead the army back to Longxi County. In desperation, Zhuang Fudi could only give up the plan to counterattack Liang Shidu, bid farewell to Zong Luohu, and send Zong Luohu out of the country to return to the territory of Xue Ju's Qin State.

Zong Luohu didn't procrastinate much, and when he got the news of Xue Ju, he immediately returned to help, and never came to support Wuwei County in advance. After all, these things are not something that he can do as a general, he is only responsible for obeying the orders of the monarch, winning every battle, and the rest of the things are the responsibility of the monarch.

(End of chapter)