Of course, Ritsukagawa couldn't see how many people there were, he just sensed that something was wrong. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 info And such an arrow was shot, and sure enough, he tried to find out the truth.

Liu Zhi looked at the situation, and of course quickly reacted to what this meant. At that moment, he just yelled and said, "Enemy attack, warning!"

Then he took out the police whistle on his body and blew it "beep". When the other patrol soldiers saw him like this, they also took out their sentry posts, put them in their mouths, and blew them vigorously.

All of a sudden, the terrible sound of the siren sounded in this camp.

As soon as the whistle sounded, the soldiers in the camp were immediately awakened. The warriors were always ready to fight.

At this time, when they heard the alarm outside, everyone jumped up, took up their weapons, and prepared for battle.

At this time, the people and horses who robbed the camp outside, as soon as they saw that they had been discovered, simply no longer hid, but rushed straight towards their camp.

Of course, the leader of the troops was Guo Yan, and Guo Yan didn't know how he was discovered, how could the arrow of Ritsukagawa come over? Could he have found them in the darkness of the night from so far away?

It's a really hard question to understand.

But now that it's been discovered, there's no need to scruple about anything, just rush to the camp! At this time, the environment is still favorable to them.

Because the night was too dark, the catapults in the Ritsukagawa camp could not play any role at all. The threat of bows and arrows is not very great.

Shooting blindly into the night is simply a waste of feather arrows. Who knows from which direction the enemy is charging at them, and where they will shoot their sharp arrows?

Everyone was worried, so after a while, Guo Yan led his 3,000 stealing battalion soldiers, and they were already close to the outside of their camp in Ritsukagawa.

But at this time, they still have to rush up, in fact, it should be meaningless. Because the biggest advantage of the camp robbery is its suddenness.

When the people who robbed the camp were already discovered by the other party, their winning rate was actually not very large.

But Guo Yan still had to send someone to rush up and break through, which was a little strange. Guo Yan himself is also a general who has experienced a hundred battles, how could he not know such a simple truth?

It's weird!

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Before the camp, Guo Yan encountered the first resistance from Ritsu Kagawa's men.

When they arrived here, the people in the camp could already clearly see the figure of the camp robbers.

In the face of the swarming Li Dao thief soldiers, the archers rushed forward, indiscriminately, and released a round of cold arrows first.

After letting it go, immediately back away. Then the second and third teams rushed up again, taking turns to release the arrows.

It doesn't matter how many enemies can be killed by this round of bows and arrows. Importantly, this serves as a buffer for the comrades behind them and makes them more prepared.

And their array of bows and arrows did indeed hinder the actions of Guo Yan and others to a certain extent, so that the stolen battalion soldiers could not rush in quickly.

This gave the other infantry in the Ritsukagawa camp a chance to go up.

However, just when everyone was ready to form a mandarin duck formation and prepare to step forward to block the enemy, they heard a loud bang on the wooden fence in front of the camp, which was violently washed away from the outside.

A group of stiff, bloodied soldiers, with feathered arrows on their bodies, rushed in from the outside.

Seeing such a group of stealing camp soldiers, the people in the camp were almost immediately stunned, and for a while, there was no one who dared to rush forward to fight.

How so?

Because the group of soldiers who rushed in at this time did not look like living people at all, but all of them were dead.

There were about one or two hundred of them, and they were armed with bows and arrows. And these arrows are obviously the cold arrows that those archers just now.

Judging from the appearance, some of the heads of this group of robbers have been sparse, some of their eyes have fallen out, and some of them are missing an arm.

What's more, the seven orifices are already bleeding, and the tongue has been pulled out.

Such people are clearly dead. But why did they still serve as camp robbers and come to attack their camps?

It's puzzling.

For a moment, everyone in the Ritsukagawa camp was stunned by the scene in front of them.

In the dark night, the cold wind blew, and the lights in the camp were blown and swayed. Everyone felt a creep, feeling that this place was full of ghosts, and goosebumps were about to stand up.

And when they were so stunned, this layer of dead soldiers jumped and jumped, with weapons in their hands, facing forward, and rushed towards them.

The scene is so weird that it can't help but make people feel frightened. Suddenly, someone shouted and said, "The unjust soul has come to us for revenge, everyone run away!"

As he spoke, the man turned and ran. Seeing him like this, the other people around him also turned around and fled.

They did slaughter a lot of enemy soldiers during the day, and now the other party has turned into a terrible ghost and came to them to ask for their lives, which is also reasonable.

Originally, the soldiers would not easily believe in these things, they killed so many people, how could they easily be afraid of ghosts and gods?

But now the facts are in front of their eyes, so that they can believe even if they don't believe it. These people in front of them are indeed dead people, and they are the enemy soldiers who were killed by them during the day.

Now these soldiers are rushing towards them, and they want them to believe that these ghost soldiers are not here to seek revenge on them, how is this possible?

So for the first time, they all felt frightened, and they just wanted to turn around and run for their lives.

Looking at the strange scene in front of him, Ritsu Kagawa also felt incredible. Are there really ghosts in this world? Ritsu Kagawa didn't believe it.

Although he was also afraid of ghosts, he never believed that there were ghosts in this world. This may sound contradictory, but it is true.

Fear of ghosts is an emotion, and not believing in ghosts is a kind of reason. In his original country, it was impossible to convince everyone that there were no ghosts in this world.

But when someone tells him and wants him to believe that there are ghosts in this world, reason will tell him that this is impossible.

Now this situation, Ritsu Kagawa thinks. This is absolutely impossible. These people are definitely not ghost soldiers. Although it is true that all these people in front of him are dead people, dead people are not the same as ghost soldiers.

It's not the end of the world, and these people aren't zombies, so are they really going to attack the living?

Maybe the future of high technology can create zombies, like in Resident Evil, because no one can know in advance what technology can change the world into.

But in this era, it is impossible for anyone to create a ghost soldier. This is not logical. It also does not conform to the law of historical development.

But these dead people in front of them are indeed moving one by one, how can this be explained?

Aren't the dead immobile?