King Hutu was so surprised and delighted that he could hardly believe his eyes. However, he became suspicious and sent a large number of scouts to investigate his surroundings again. Li Guang and Liang Xiao appeared here at the same time, no matter how you look at it, it looks like a trap.

He could not help but be vigilant.

Liang Xiao came to the front of the formation, immediately pulled out his bow behind the cart, and shot an arrow without aiming much.

"Whoosh-" The feather arrow galloped away, leaping one hundred and twenty paces, and a Hun knight who was watching fell off his horse.

The Huns were taken aback, some turned their horses and left, hiding farther away, and some looked up. The range of an ordinary bow is only sixty-seven steps, and the range of a strong bow is only a hundred steps, and if it exceeds a hundred steps, the speed and strength will be greatly reduced, and they have enough time to dodge, and the master of the art even dares to catch the arrow. But the power of this arrow was so great that the Hun didn't react at all, this power was only a strong crossbow.

No one wants to be a target for the Force, so they must act quickly to counteract the threat of the Crossbow.

However, they didn't see a strong crossbow, but they saw a Han army general with bright armor and some ostentatious armor. Under their gaze, this man fired three arrows in a row in a moment, and two more were hit by arrows, one dead and one wounded.

The Huns were taken aback, knowing that they had encountered a sharpshooter comparable to an archer who was comparable to an archer, and they did not dare to be presumptuous in front of the formation, so they hurriedly retreated to a distance and launched a charge.

Liang Xiao put away his bow and shouted, "Big Tiger, up!" ”

"Whoa." Pang Shuo answered, dragged the iron knife, passed through the middle of the cart, and came to the front of the formation, just in time to meet the Huns who rode horses.

The Huns galloped on one side. Shoot arrows while pulling the bow. Shoot at Liang Xiao and others. One of them was aimed at Pang Shuo. Shoot two arrows in a row. Pang Shuo raised his arms and shielded the door with a small shield tied to his arm, blocking one arrow and avoiding the other. In a moment, the Huns had rushed to him. Pang Shuo swung his knife with one hand and slashed it with one sword.

"Poof!" The Uzi iron knife easily split the body of the Huns, and cut off half of the body of the war horse. The Huns fell to the ground with their men and horses, and the internal organs of the people and horses rolled out. Mixed together, blood gushes out, and the smell is fishy.

The Huns behind were taken aback, and subconsciously turned the horse's head, wanting to avoid Pang Shuo. Pang Shuo took a big stride, rushed forward, jumped in the air, and the iron knife slashed head-on, splitting the autumn wind and splitting the neck of the Huns.

"Boom!" Pang Shuo landed. Kneeling on one leg, the iron knife dragged behind him. Like a crouching tiger.

Behind him, the body of the Hun fell from the horse, dozens of steps away from the severed head.

The Huns were so frightened that they didn't care about archery, turned their horses' heads, and avoided Pang Shuo from a distance.

Pang Shuo slowly stood up, shook the iron knife, blood flowed down the blade, and the blade was as bright as new. He walked back step by step, passed through the cart, and returned to Liang Xiao under the surprised gaze of the Han army soldiers.

"Good!" Captain Yi Le slapped his thigh and shouted: "This is my Han hero, what's the big deal about a few Hun dogs, come and kill one by one, come and kill a thousand and kill a thousand." ”

The soldiers of the Han army were also overjoyed, stomping their feet and shouting, and their morale was high.

The Huns on the opposite side looked depressed and no longer dared to step forward to provoke easily.

King Hutu watched from afar, and saw that a Han army foot soldier killed two knights, and then retreated, and his subordinates were so frightened that he couldn't avoid it, and his face turned blue with anger, and he scolded and sent another 2,000 people into battle, and it was necessary to tear the gap in this direction.

Unconsciously, the main direction of attack of the Huns turned to the south side. They braved the rain of arrows of the Han army and launched wave after wave of attacks, constantly impacting the Han army's car formation. With the help of horse speed, they shot batches of arrows into the Han army's position and shot them on the carts, like a violent wind and rain, clattering.

The Huns were numerous and densely armed. The Han army had a cart as a cover, and knew that it was a trap, so they were calm and relaxed, and under the command of officers at all levels, they called for a fierce battle, not giving the Huns a chance, but constantly using the bows and crossbows in their hands to kill and wound a large number of enemies. Even if the Huns passed through the arrow array, they were stopped by the Han soldiers armed with spears and halberds and killed in front of the formation.

Seeing that the Huns were deceived, Li Guang quietly adjusted his formation and slowly moved north.

The two sides fought together, arrows galloped, and the sound of trumpets and war drums echoed each other.

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After receiving the news, Li Xi led 8,000 foot soldiers to leave Didao City, made a gesture of rescue, and marched to the battlefield.

When King Hutu received the news, he did not dare to slack off, and hurriedly sent five thousand horsemen to block the reinforcements. When the two sides encountered, Li Xi discharged the formation and attacked and advanced, and the Huns repeatedly attacked and blocked with all their might. Inadvertently, there is a subtle change in the position of both sides. It turned out to be King Hutu and Li Guang in the east and west, but now it has become Li Xi in the south and Li Guang in the north, and King Hutu is sandwiched in a valley that is more than 20 miles long.

King Hugh Tu was aware of the danger, but he still refused to give up. In his opinion, Li Guang's reliance was nothing more than a few thousand carts. With these carts, he could hold off the cavalry's attack, but he couldn't stop himself. If he wanted to go, he could leave at any time, and Li Guang couldn't catch up with him at all. Even if he caught up, there was a huge disparity in the number of cavalry on both sides, and Li Guang couldn't do anything about him.

Therefore, what he has to consider now is how to stop the reinforcements led by Li Xi and break through Li Guang's position as soon as possible. As soon as a gap was opened, and the cavalry poured in, victory was his.

King Hutu once again sent 5,000 men, not knowing all the costs, to storm the position of the Buddha.

The position of the music was suddenly tightened. Even with the strong cart as a cover, even if the Han army's bows and crossbows were sharp, more and more Huns rushed to the front of the formation and rushed into the chariot formation. It was only when the Han army knew that they still had a killer weapon that was useless, and their morale was not declining, and they fought back tenaciously, so they did not let the Huns break through.

Li Guang adjusted the formation in time, rushed to the front of the formation with the personal guard battalion, raised a big yellow crossbow, and fired it continuously with Liang Xiao, shooting more than ten Hun warriors in a row, successfully suppressing the offensive of the Huns.

With their strong support, the two thousand Han soldiers were able to resist the onslaught of five or six thousand Huns. After a fierce battle for half a day, they did not let the Huns move forward, and caused a large number of casualties. The corpses of the Huns were piled up as high as carts.

saw Li Guang and Liang Xiao go into battle in person. King Hugh Tu finally relented. Intelligence said. The total number of Han troops was around 30,000. There are already half of them here, and Li Guang's father and son, Liang Xiao, these important generals are all there, plus the people who stayed behind Di Dao, Li Guang should not have arranged other ambushes, and there should be no conspiracy in this encounter. Seeing that the battle was stalemate, and it was getting late, he decided to come up with his most elite strength. Give Li Guang a fatal blow.

The horn sounded, and the three thousand guards of the Xiu Tu Wang's court gathered around the Xiu Tu King, forming a huge spearhead, ready to charge.

The horn sounded again, and the Huns, who were storming the Han army's position, moved out of the way to both sides and gave way to the passage.

Li Guang saw King Hutu, and King Hutu also saw Li Guang.

Both sides smiled with a smile of ambition.

Li Guang raised his hand and shouted: "The cavalry is on the horse." ”

The flag soldiers waved the battle flag, the drummer beat the war drum, and the majestic war drum sounded. Overwhelmed the sound of the Huns' horns. The knights, who had been in the cart for too long, heard the sound of the horn, as if it were an amnesty. They rushed out of the cart and rushed to the war horses behind the formation.

In an instant, there were nearly twice as many people on Li Guang's position, and the position that originally looked very sparse suddenly became a little crowded. If it weren't for the careful preparation in advance and the proper scheduling, it might have messed up.

King Hutu stood in the distance and couldn't see clearly, but the soldier in charge of observation on the hillside noticed this anomaly and hurriedly reported the news to King Hutu. King Hugh Tu didn't understand for a moment. Li Guang's position suddenly has a lot of people, what is this? Did it fall from the sky, or did it come out of the ground?

When he figured out that those people had run out of the cart, King Hugh Tu finally realized that his initial fear was right, this was a trap, a trap with Li Guang and Liang Xiao as bait, and he was the prey.

It's not that he's not careful, it's that the opponent is too cunning. He sent so many scouts to check the surrounding situation, just because he was afraid that there would be an ambush, but he never expected that Li Guang would hide the ambush soldiers in the cart and hide it under his nose.

It was a fatal mistake.

King Hutu did not dare to wait any longer, and immediately ordered a charge, preparing to forcibly break through.

The sound of the horn changed again, and the Huns began to speed up and rushed towards Li Guang's position.

After working hard for a long time, it was finally time to close the net, how could Li Guang be willing to let King Hutu escape so easily. He immediately ordered all the carts of the left flank position to be overturned, and all the men and men retreated to the narrower valley.

At the sound of the order, the soldiers of the Han army roared in unison, overturned the carts full of arrows, and lay across the road where the Huns charged, and then covered each other, retreated backwards, and rushed to the predetermined position.

Li Guang and Liang Xiao stayed together, raised their bows and crossbows, and shot with all their might, covering the retreat of the soldiers and rearranging the formation.

As soon as he saw the reaction of the Han army, King Hutu understood Li Guang's intentions. Looking at the wreckage of the cart that stretched for nearly 100 paces and the corpses of the Hun soldiers piled up like a hill, and looking at the elite cavalry of the Han army assembled in the distance, he wanted to cry without tears.

The Huns began to charge, increased their speed, and rushed to the front of the chariot formation, but were blocked by the obstacles of countless dumped carts and corpses. Some of them tripped and fell to the ground, trampled to death by the horses behind them, and some were shot by a dense range of bows and crossbows, and they fell to their deaths in front of the formation.

"General, after I come to the palace, you go and prepare to charge."

"Good! Be careful yourself. Li Guang pulled the crossbow machine, shot down a Hun commander with a war knife held high, and ran back with the guard battalion.

Liang Xiao and the others stood in a row, shooting arrows and retreating. The Huns were blocked by the car formation, unable to advance, but the companions behind were still constantly squeezing forward, making a mess, even if they had their hands free to fight back, the range of the bow and arrow in their hands was not as good as Liang Xiao and others, and they could only be beaten passively.

When the Huns dismounted, moved away from the cart blocking the road, and cleared a bloody road, Liang Xiao and the others had already withdrawn to safety. Gongsun Rongnu and Han Qianqiu recombined their carts and arranged them into a denser and tighter car formation. Four or five thousand Han soldiers armed with bows, crossbows, spears, and halberds stood behind the cart, blocking the narrow valley tightly and impermeable.

Three hundred paces behind them, Li Guang led six thousand elite horsemen to eye, eager to try.

King Hugh's heart sank to the bottom, and it was cold—

(To be continued.) )

PS: On the last day of January, ask for a monthly pass! The war against the Huns has begun, Lao Zhuang is both excited, but also a little lacking in confidence, ready to use the Chinese New Year period to give himself a holiday, and then sort out the information, recharge, and strive to write this story more brilliantly. So, there will be very few updates in February, so let's talk to you first. Finally, I wish you all a happy new year and a lot of red envelopes in advance.