(a)

The generals of the Wendamu tribe, who were discussing in the big tent, were shocked when they heard the commotion and wild shouts outside, and rushed out of the tent to find their weapons and horses.

A general had just grabbed the reins of his horse when he was thrown off his horse.

As soon as the other general stepped into the saddle, half of his head was cut off.

Blood was everywhere in the camp, boiling like a pot, screaming and neighing horses.

Wendamu escaped from the tent under the protection of the five lieutenants around him.

As soon as they left the big tent, the whole big tent fell to the ground under the impact of the Han army's horse team, and was immediately trampled by the chaotic horses.

The first thing Wendamu saw when he rushed out of the tent was you sprinting towards him at full speed on your horse.

Instinctively, he reached for his knife.

The ensuing process was a nightmare for him.

As his hand reaches in the direction of the hilt, you pierce the chest of one of the generals in front of you.

As his hand gripped the hilt, a stream of hot blood erupted from the back of the neck of the general who was covering him in front of him, shooting straight into his face, blurring his vision.

As he reached out to wipe the blood from his face, the general on his left flew backwards and hit something hard.

When he drew his sword halfway, the head of the general on his right left his body and fell forward.

When he pulled out the knife in its entirety, the general behind him fell to the ground with blood blisters on his throat.

As he swung the knife into the air, he saw that the hand he had grasped the hilt had broken off from his wrist and body and flew into the air.

Before he could react properly to the sight, your gun struck him in the face.

Then he saw countless stars.

When the stars dissipated, he saw his knife and right palm fall on the grass in front of him, and his body had been trampled under the horse's hoof.

He heard you simply say one word: "Tie! ”

Only then did he feel the sharp pain of his severed limb and let out a heart-rending roar.

(b)

The battle ended in 40 minutes.

The surprise attack of the Han army was a complete victory: the middle and high-ranking generals of the enemy army were slaughtered, and Wendamu himself, his wife, 2 concubines and 4 children were captured, as well as the 2 daughters of the Khan, and 40 other relatives and nobles.

You ordered all the captives, male and female, to be killed on the spot, except for the two daughters of the King of the Khan.

For a while, the camp was full of people's heads, rivers of blood flowed, and even the large patch of grass was soaked in blood and lost its original color.

Since then, the name of this place has been changed to "Akano" by the Begi people.

(c)

After leveling the command post of Wendamu, stepping on the blood congealed on the grass, you lead your team from behind to attack the enemy forces besieging Wangyuan.

You lead your team straight to the largest number of Chinese troops.

Once you have reached the range of the crossbow, you halt the advance of the horse team and have the archers shoot the captured generals' hairpins and seals on the strong crossbows of the hard bows and shoot them at the enemy line.

Then, you line up and wait for the enemy to react.

After a few moments, you see a commotion in the enemy formation, and the commotion is getting worse.

You ordered the whole team to raise the banner of the Southern Han Dynasty and launch an all-out charge. You tied the two daughters of the Vundam family and the Khan to the forefronts of the clan as human shields, wielded swords and rushed down the grassy slopes with the force of swallowing mountains and rivers, making earth-shattering shouts of killing along the way.

(iv)

Wangyuan Guanchengtou.

It has been a bloody battle for several days, and Yang Biao, who was full of smoke and dust, saw the sudden slowdown of the enemy's offensive below on the city wall, and then the formation was in turmoil, and he immediately held a shield in his hand, climbed to the archery position of the battlements, and braved the arrows flying from time to time under the city to inspect the situation outside the city. In a matter of moments, three or five wolf's tooth arrows were hit on the shield, and the fierceness of the battle was evident from this.

He saw the Southern Han banner behind the enemy's siege force in the distance. Yang Biao was suddenly shocked. Could it be that the king of the Southern Han Dynasty has just reached some agreement with the Beji people, and now he wants to take advantage of the fire to rob and join forces with Wendamu to jointly seize the original pass? That's too bad. The situation will be worse, is there only one army in the Southern Han Dynasty, or is there more troops coming later? If they are embarrassed and collude with each other, then Yang Biao will have no way to live today, only to fight to the end, stain the city with blood, live and die with Wangyuan Pass, and be loyal to the king of the Northern Han Dynasty here.

Just as he was terrified, he watched as the cavalry of the Southern Han Dynasty rushed into the enemy's central battle formation like sharp knives, and rushed straight to the position of the commander on the scene.

Yang Biao was stunned! Could it be that this army is here to help me break the siege? How could the king of the Southern Han Dynasty, who was at odds with Liu Shen and fighting to the death, come to save his brother's pass? When pigs fly! This is by no means the meaning of the Southern Han Dynasty. It must be the person in charge of this army, who risked the great crime of treason and defection to the enemy, and came to the rescue of Wangyuan on his own initiative. The most likely motive for the rescue was that this person's eyes were like torches, and he saw that after the loss of Wangyuan Pass, it would affect the outcome of the battle on the northern front of the Southern Han Dynasty, and he must have decisively decided to come to the aid across the border without consulting anyone. It can be seen that this person is very courageous, and he must be an unprecedented powerful character in the Southern Han Dynasty.

Yang Biao's thoughts flew in his heart, and he couldn't think of anyone among the familiar Southern Han generals on the northern front who had such vision and courage. A flash of inspiration suddenly flashed in my head. Could it be that the person who came was the son of the Duke of Dingguo who had been in the court of Dongcheng, who had disobeyed Liu Yan's consistent intentions, boldly suggested that he should attach importance to cavalry, and made Lei Shicheng, the first general of the Southern Han Dynasty, personally go out to save him?

These thoughts swept through Yang Biao's heart like lightning. He immediately reacted to the war.

He felt that no matter what your motives or purpose were, you had copied the enemy's rear path, and you didn't know how to make them suddenly shake their morale, which created a rare battlefield opportunity. At this moment, if we do not seize the opportunity, we will bravely annihilate the enemy, and when will we be able to solve the siege. Therefore, Yang Biao decisively ordered that the whole army assemble, and all the soldiers and strong men in the city who can still move, all open the city to attack, attack with you before and after, expand the results of the battle, and fight bravely to kill the enemy together.

When you rushed into the enemy formation first, the Wangyuan Pass suddenly shook the sky, the north gate of the Wangyuan Pass, the city gate was opened, and Yang Biao lost no time in leading all the defenders to fight bravely and respond to your attack.

The armies of the two Han Dynasty and the army of Beji launched an unprecedented fierce battle under Wangyuan Pass, and the armies of the two sides were in all-round contact and mixed and strangled together.

On the field, the flags were rolled, people shouted and horses neighed, smoke and dust rose everywhere, and the huge sound of battle could be heard for hundreds of miles.

Many residents of Wangyuan Pass remember the sound of the fierce battle outside the city that day until they died.