Zhang Liao did not despise Jia Kui, the person who could be personally sent by Lu Bu to deliver the letter, even if it was just a thin teenager, would not be simple. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

In fact, Jia Kui did let people see his extraordinaryness during the next march.

Jia Kui was literate and literate, and it happened that Zhang Yang's subordinates lacked a marching master book, so he pulled him over to make up the numbers, and as a result, Jia Kui was well organized, busy but not chaotic, and shared a lot of trivial military affairs for Zhang Yang.

To Zhang Yang's surprise, not only Jia Kui was literate in reading, but the little slave he exchanged for two catties of pond salt on the way was also literate!

Wang Xiang, who had already raised his body to the same extent, although he was still a little timid and shy when he saw people, but because he had Jia Kui, the marching master, to take care of him, no one in the camp gave him a look, let alone who would bully him. The camp is full of well-known and state masters, so they won't do that kind of ridiculous thing to bully children.

Because he was about to march, there was no need to hide some things from his own people, so Zhang Liao let Jia Kui see the deposed emperor Liu Wei with his own eyes.

Similar to Zhang Liao's speculation, Jia Kui was not very excited when he saw Liu Bian, but just saluted Liu Biao according to etiquette, and then he had nothing to say.

The two are of the same age, both are around fifteen years old, one has been deposed, and the other has just found the direction of life, and it is impossible to hug and cry when they meet. Jia Kui and Liu Wei don't have such a deep friendship. Jia Kui's allegiance now is to Lu Bu, who gave him hope and future, not Liu Wei under the fence.

Liu Wei didn't feel anything when he saw Jia Kui, he was just an ordinary teenager, he now had a full understanding of his situation, that is, he forgot his former identity, listened to Zhang Liao and Hou Cheng's arrangements for everything, lived with Tang Ji peacefully, and didn't go back to Luoyang to be imprisoned like a pig and a dog.

After meeting Liu Wei, Zhang Liao took Jia Kui to a secluded place on the wall to talk.

Zhang Liao asked Jia Kui: "I heard that you have learned the art of war, from what you see, what is the gap between the soldiers here in Tianjing Pass and the soldiers led by General Zhonglang himself?" ”

Jia Kui thought for a moment and replied, "I think that the soldiers in Tianjing Pass lack the bloody and murderous spirit of courage and indomitability. ”

Zhang Liao nodded, agreeing with Jia Kui's opinion. He asked Jia Kui again: "After seeing the abolished emperor, what do you think in your heart?" ”

Jia Kui knew that the real investigation was coming, so he replied very seriously: "When I first saw the abolished emperor, I was shocked by the plan of the lowly general. But after saying a few words to the abolished emperor, he was relieved. In the past, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang once said, 'Princes and generals, rather have a kind of', but now seeing the abolished emperor of the Han family, it makes people feel a little more confident and ambitious! ”

Jia Kui's words were subtle, but the meaning was very clear.

The emperor is also a human being, and once he is pulled down from the throne, he is not even as good as an ordinary person, because he has no skills to make a living! Jia Kui's words are actually a statement, he will not listen to any instructions from Liu Wei, he is determined to follow Zhonglang General.

Jia Kui successfully passed Zhang Liao's inspection, and he gained the trust of Zhang Liao and Hou Cheng.

Jia Kui changed into a well-fitting military uniform, and then gave Wang Xiang the clothes he was wearing on this trip. Although Jia Kui's clothes are a little dirty, they are not rags, after all, when he left Hedong, Xue Lan dressed him up as a child of a rich family, how could the style and texture of the clothes be bad?

Wang Xiang was embarrassed to ask for the clothes sent by Jia Kui, but Jia Kui insisted on giving them, and he couldn't refuse. Jia Kui said that Wang Xiang was not born to be a slave, he should be a good scholar and achieve a career. The great general Wei Qing was a slave at the beginning, and later he also became the most powerful general in the Han Dynasty?

Wang Xiang, who wears the costume of a scholar, looks more like a scholar. After Zhang Liao and Hou Cheng saw it, they also expressed their satisfaction, and then sent Wang Xiang to the side of the deposed emperor Liu Wei to be his companion.

Liu Bian, who has been clothed and fed since childhood, doesn't know what human suffering is, and sends a young man like Wang Xiang to him, not afraid that Liu Bi can buy Wang Xiang, but Wang Xiang will tell some of what he has seen and heard, so that Liu Bi can accept the ideological transformation!

Wang Xiang kept in mind Jia Kui's advice, and when he accompanied Liu Bian, he was not cowardly or arrogant, so he regarded Liu Biao as the neighbor's brother, and accompanied Liu Biao to talk and relieve his boredom, so that Liu Biao could understand that Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty had done those stupid things that hurt the common people in the world during his reign, and let Liu Biao understand why there were more and more people rebelling in the world and more and more people wanting to seize the foundation of the Han family.

Chen Wei and Li Hei, who were guarding Liu Wei, would stay by the two teenagers every day and listen to their chat, which was actually a very interesting thing.

As Liu Bian's only wife, Tang Ji has not been harassed or violated in any way since she left Luoyang, and she is allowed to take care of Liu Bian's daily life, but she is not allowed to live in the same room with Liu Bian.

Lu Bu secretly confessed that Liu Bian was only eighteen years old, and it was not suitable for him to have sex with Tang Ji, which would affect his physical development and health. Tang Ji was even younger, only fourteen years old. In case Liu Wei impregnated Tang Ji, not to mention that it was still the period of marching and fighting, that is, Tang Ji could really last until the day of delivery, if she forcibly gave birth to a child, in this harsh environment, it was likely to be one corpse and two lives.

To Wang Xiang's surprise, on the way to Jieshan with the troops, there were books to read!

Zhang Yang and Zhang Liao were not illiterate reckless men, when they sent troops to rob the counties of Shangdang in disguise as bandits, they asked their soldiers to snatch back some books, although these books were bulky, but they have been properly preserved.

When Wang Xiang saw several carts of books, he was so excited that he almost cried, and he ran to Jia Kui and asked Jia Kui to give him the task of guarding and preserving these books in the future. Jia Kui understood Wang Xiang's feelings, so he agreed to Wang Xiang's request.

Although it is a temporary marching master book, Jia Kui still has some power, and it is only fitting to let Wang Xiang, a bookworm, keep the books.

The team of more than 4,000 people, not big or small, from the Shangdang to Taiyuan on the way, aroused the vigilance of the Shangdang Taishou and Taiyuan Taishou, but Zhang Yang brazenly played the banner of the Tiger Ben Zhonglang General, claiming that his team of men and horses was only going to Hedong to reinforce Lu Bu, and would not plunder the territory and disturb the people. The two counties couldn't afford to provoke Zhang Yang, and after seeing that Zhang Yang was indeed not malicious, they hurriedly sent someone to send wine, meat, rice and grain for the labor army, and sent Zhang Yangli out of the country.

On this day, the troops finally arrived at the south side of the predetermined boundary mountain. There were already secret agents waiting nearby to come and contact Zhang Liao, and after confirming each other's identities, they conveyed Lu Bu's latest instructions to Zhang Yang and Zhang Liao.

After Zhang Liao learned of Lü Bu's plan to force the Southern Xiongnu into the Fenhe Ancient Road for annihilation, he immediately consulted with Zhang Yang, and Zhang Yang came from behind with the infantry, while Zhang Liao himself led 500 cavalry to Yong'an to prevent the Southern Xiongnu from controlling Yong'an.