The river is murmuring, and the rolling waves crash against the surface of the river, making a soft "whoosh" sound.

Behind a large stone on the north side of the bank, two Han soldiers looked at the barbarians on the other side of the river bank under the cover of the stone.

At night, it was dark on the other side, and they couldn't see too far away, and although the two Han soldiers opened their eyes, they still couldn't see the movement of the barbarians.

Not very far from them, dozens of tents were connected to each other, and between the tents, several braziers were lit.

The light of the brazier did not radiate far enough to reflect them at all.

The place with only a few dozen tents was the camp where hundreds of Toucheng barbarians were stationed.

I have to say that the barbarians are indeed natural hunters and warriors, and they surrendered to the Han army, they not only hunted all day long, but with hundreds of people, they provided the food needed by the entire army, and they were also very vigilant when guarding against the barbarians on the other side.

The vine armor soldiers were originally carefully selected warriors among the barbarians.

Although they took off their battle armor, they were far inferior to the Han army in terms of combat skills.

But compared to ordinary brute soldiers, they are much stronger.

Lying dormant behind the stones, a Han soldier glanced behind him and said to Tong Ze beside him: "There are Toucheng barbarians here, why do we have to watch the other side of the river all day?" ”

"Barbarians surrender to sincerity, who knows whether it is true or false?" The other Han Jun pursed his lips, stared at the other side of the river bank without blinking, lowered his voice and said, "It seems that someone is coming!" ”

Hearing that someone seemed to have crossed the river, Han Jun, who had spoken earlier, hurriedly closed his mouth and set his eyes on the other side of the riverbank.

On the bank of the river, many figures appeared in a row, and those figures approached the shore and jumped into the water one by one, and they did not know what they were doing, and swam towards the riverbank.

"Tell the General!" Seeing many figures on the other side, one of the Han soldiers whispered to the other: "Let's just say that the barbarians have crossed the river!" ”

The other Han soldier nodded, without any delay at all, and jumped in the direction of the Han army barracks.

Not long after he jumped out, the Han army, who was lying behind the stones and continued to monitor the movement on the river, heard a rustling sound behind him.

Looking back, he found hundreds of barbarians quietly approaching him with blades and shields.

After a long time of getting along, the Han army did not fully believe in these barbarians, although they were not as repulsive as they were earlier.

Seeing hundreds of barbarians quietly touching up, the Han soldiers behind the stone slowly pressed their hands on the hilt of their swords.

None of the barbarians who touched him fell on him, and the direction of their gaze was all on the other side of the riverbank.

When they arrived at the side of the Han soldiers, the barbarians lay dormant one after another, staring at the shaking figure on the river with a pair of eyes.

Their actions made the soldiers of the Han army feel a little relieved, and they also turned their eyes to the not many figures on the river.

There were more and more figures on the riverbank, and dozens of black shadows had gathered on the riverbank.

The Han army, who was in charge of surveillance, saw that the barbarians behind him touched it, and were wondering why they stepped forward, but the leading barbarians waved to the others and rushed to the riverbank.

Hundreds of barbarians, let out a strange howl, pounced on the dark shadows who had just landed on the riverbank.

The soldiers of the Han army, who were lying dormant behind the big rocks, were already stunned at this time, and they didn't know what to do.

The general ordered them to monitor the barbarians on the other side of the river, in order to keep track of their movements so that the barbarians would not cross the river in a big way, but the Han army was unaware.

The number of barbarians coming from the other side was not very large, and the Han army in charge of monitoring had already gone to inform Zhuge Jun, what they didn't expect was that the hundreds of barbarians stationed nearby would suddenly come forward at this time, and they also pounced on the barbarians on the other side.

The hundreds of barbarians who rushed out blocked their shields in front of them, rushed towards the barbarians who had just landed on the shore, waved the blades in their hands, and stabbed at the barbarian warriors who had fought side by side in the past.

The barbarians who had just landed on the river bank could not react to what was happening, and hundreds of barbarians wielding their blades pounced on them.

These barbarians who rushed up did not leave any back hands at all, raised their blades, and poked at the barbarians by the river without a head or face.

The dozens of barbarians who had already landed on the shore were poked to the ground by the hundreds of barbarians who had rushed to the front before they could respond.

More than a dozen barbarians knocked down a barbarian who had just come ashore, and with their blades, they stabbed the barbarian who fell to the ground.

At first, the brute struggled and howled twice, but in the blink of an eye, he was poked with at least thirty or fifty holes.

Blood gushed out from the hole that had been poked, and the blood-covered barbarian's legs glared, and he no longer breathed.

The barbarians who had already come ashore were killed on the spot by the hundreds of barbarians who had joined the Han army.

The barbarians, who were still in the water and had not yet had time to go ashore, saw this, turned around and swam across the riverbank.

As soon as one of the barbarians turned his head, a brute rushed up from behind him to intercept them. 、

The brute who rushed up from behind raised his foot and kicked at the waist of the barbarian who had just turned his head, and the barbarian who had been kicked rushed forward with a step.

As the lower half of his body was completely submerged in the water, the kicked barbarian rushed forward, staggered under his feet, and fell to the ground.

The brute soldier who followed him rushed behind him as he struggled to get up, grabbed him by the hair, and slammed the blade into his throat.

The sharp blade plunged into the barbarian's throat, and when the brute drew the blade, a stream of blood splattered out, staining the river red.

The barbarians who rushed to the shore, screaming and wielding their blades, slaughtered their kindred who had landed on the shore.

Han Jun, who was hiding behind the big rock, watched this scene and swallowed two mouthfuls of saliva, but he didn't come back to his senses for a while.

The massacre on the riverside did not last long, and after a while, the Han soldiers watched as the barbarians who rushed out walked back slowly with their blades in hand.

Walking past him, a number of barbarians looked at him, including the leading barbarian.

The language was not understood, and the Han soldiers did not know how to ask the barbarians, and the barbarians did not give him any explanation, and went straight back to their camp.

After killing the barbarians who crossed the river, these hundreds of barbarians did not stay by the river, and soon after they returned to the camp, Xu Chu, who got the news, led a team of Han troops to run over.

"How?" After arriving at the big stone and looking towards the bank of the river, Xu Chu asked the soldiers who had been guarding here, "What about the barbarians who crossed the river?" ”

"It's all by the river!" Standing up, he clasped his fists and bowed to Xu Chu, and the soldier turned his head to look at the camp of the barbarians and said, "They just rushed up......"

Hearing that the barbarians rushed up, Xu Chu was stunned for a moment, first looked at the barbarian camp, and then waved to the soldiers who followed behind him, and led the soldiers to the river.

Before he reached the river, he and the soldiers of the Han army who followed him smelled a strong smell of blood.

In the night, he couldn't see what the river was like, so he could only continue to move forward with his soldiers.

"General, look!" As he was walking, an officer following him shouted, raised his hand and pointed to the river.

Following the direction of the officer's finger, Xu Chu saw that on the bank of the river, there were many corpses lying on their stomachs.

Because his vision at night was not very good, he couldn't see what the corpses were like, and his speed couldn't help but speed up a little.

When he arrived at the river, looking down at the corpses that he had just seen, Xu Chu suddenly gasped.

These corpses, all of them are in extremely miserable condition.

Many of the corpses had even been stabbed a hundred and ten times, and there was no place in their bodies that was intact.

Looking at the dozens of corpses on the shore, Xu Chu raised his head and looked towards the opposite shore.

The barbarian army on the other side showed no sign of crossing the river at all, and the barbarians who crossed the river were obviously just a scout who had come to inquire about the situation.

These barbarians may not have imagined that as soon as they arrived at the river, they would be slaughtered by their own family members who had fought together.

Standing on the bank of the river and looking at the opposite side, Xu Chu instructed the soldiers behind him: "Dig some pits and bury the corpses!" ”

The soldiers answered, and dug pits on the banks of the river.

The soldiers of the Han army, who followed Xu Chu to the shore, dug a pit not far from the shore. 、

Since the pit was dug very close to the river bank, the pit dug by the generals was not very deep, and water leaked out of the pit.

Seeing the water leaking out of the pit, the Han army digging the pit stopped moving, and one of them shouted to Xu Chu: "General, there is water leaking out of the pit!" ”

Hearing the shouts of the soldiers, Xu Chu strode towards the pit that had just been dug.

Standing on the edge of the pit, he looked down into the pit, and sure enough, he saw some silver light at the bottom of the pit.

The soil does not reflect light, and the bottom of the pit glows with a silver glow, which must indicate that there must be stagnant water.

Seeing that there was water at the bottom of the pit, Xu Chu said to the Han soldiers: "No need to dig! Dig a pit here, I'm afraid there will be water everywhere! Throw the body in and bury it! ”

In response, the Han soldiers walked to the river, lifted the corpses, and threw them into the pit.

The corpse was thrown into the pit, and the people on the edge of the pit could clearly hear the sound of water coming from inside.

If it was a Han army that died in battle, even if the soldiers searched the vicinity, they would definitely find a place where there was no water to bury, but the dead were all opposing barbarians, so they just dug a pit and buried it.

Looking at the barracks where hundreds of barbarians were stationed, Xu Chu also showed a strange look on his face.

He didn't have a good impression of the barbarians, and he instigated Zhuge to kill all these barbarians.

What he didn't expect was that the barbarian scouts crossed the river, although they didn't know what the purpose was, the Han army did not react, and the barbarians stationed not far from the river bank had already rushed forward to eliminate these barbarian scouts!