Wang Ping issued a new order: the whole army stopped advancing and rested on the spot.

For the flying army, who was tormented by altitude sickness and wanted to cry without tears, the order to rest and recuperate was tantamount to a long drought, and everyone could finally get some respite. As for the Qiang chasing soldiers who have always been in hot pursuit, most of the Fei Army doesn't care much, after all, they are elite troops who have been in battle for a long time, and they know very well how to fight, even if there are a lot of Qiang people, and the lack of food and medicine on their side is not in a good situation, but those difficulties are relatively easy to overcome, grit their teeth and pass, and altitude sickness can not be easily resolved by skill and perseverance.

It's nice to stop and take a good break!

Mountain warfare is very affected and restricted by the terrain, and the number of pursuers is overwhelming, and it is difficult to form an encirclement as quickly as the plain terrain, which is good news for the flying army who are busy fleeing.

Wang Ping's choice of rest point was a mountain bag, where the view was wide, condescending, easy to defend and difficult to attack, and a small number of sentries could be sent to watch the movement of the pursuers. What's even better is that the mountain is surrounded by cliffs on both sides, and even if the pursuers want to outflank, it is difficult to get around to the front of the flying army in a short time. The clear stream water seeping out of the mountain wall accumulates into a depression pond in the hollow, and the amount of water is not abundant, but it will not be a problem to support the flying army for several days.

The Qiang people, who were chasing over the Qilian Mountains, obviously did not want the Fei Army to rest comfortably for a long time.

The dry food and medicine carried by the Qiang warriors had not yet been used up, and there were many of them, and they had sufficient manpower to pursue and fight in turns, and their situation was much better than that of the Flying Army. Seeing that the flying army was not as before, and hurried away after resting for half a day, the Qiang people reacted quickly.

Hundreds of Qiang people marched noisily, trying to drive the flying army on the road.

When they found that the flying army was unmoved, the Qiang people continued to advance violently, changing the drive to a strong attack.

Dozens of flying soldiers who took turns to intercept came up.

The narrow mountain road made it difficult for the Qiang people to give full play to their numerical advantage, and at most only more than a dozen people could fight directly. In small-scale operations, the individual quality of the fighters can often play a decisive role. Although the pursuers are all warriors selected from various tribes, the difference in strength is quite obvious compared to the special class of troops such as the Flying Army. After a scuffle, the Qiang people were successively overturned more than 20 people, and the Fei army paid only a few people who were slightly injured, and the Qiang people saw that they could not take advantage of it, so they had to retreat.

The Qiang did not stop there.

It's night, and it's back.

Under the cover of night, the Qiang people quietly approached the temporary camp of the Feijun under the cover of trees, mountains and rocks, and were discovered by the Wudang Feijun sentinel, and a fierce battle broke out. The frontal battle was huge, but the real deadly threat came from the flank, and more than 500 of the strongest Qiang people climbed up from the cliff behind the flank, ready to fight the front and back of the frontal battlefield, but Wang Ping had already prepared and arranged a team of 100 people in the direction of the cliff.

Affected by altitude sickness and injuries, the flying army could not mobilize many troops.

Aside from the people who took turns to guard and look for food, the hundred-man team on the edge of the cliff was Wang Ping's only reserve team.

Even though the frontal battlefield was hot, Wang Ping did not draw troops from the hundred-man team on the edge of the cliff.

Despite this, the sound of the frontal battlefield still managed to draw part of the attention of the flying army.

It happened that the moon was dark and the wind was high that night, and the 500 Qiang people who sneaked up on the attack were all warriors selected by thousands of tribes, climbing on the mountain wall that could only rely on mountain vines and rocks, not only fast, but also almost no movement. The Qiang warriors climbed the cliff silently, and when they arrived at the camp, the remaining flying army found the enemy's traces and quickly warned them.

The Qiang warriors who were found no longer had to sneak around, after all, they had successfully reached the outskirts of the camp. The own troops in charge of the frontal attack have been attacking fiercely, pinning down the already small number of troops of the flying army, just to create a chance for their five hundred people to kill with one blow. Objectively speaking, the five hundred warriors represent the most elite combat power of the Qiang people, and without being severely limited by the terrain, these five hundred warriors firmly believe that they have the ability to defeat the entire flying army head-on.

It's not that they're arrogant.

Everyone can see that the flying army was tortured by mountain sickness to the point that only half of his life remained.

The Qiang people from the other side of the Qilian Mountains are naturally a little unwell, but after all, they are half of the locals, and altitude sickness has a much slight impact on them. Moreover, these days, the Qiang people have taken turns to rest and recuperate for a long time, so there is no reason to be afraid of the soldiers of the Flying Army who even seem to have difficulty breathing.

Under the bonfire, there were only more than 100 people in the temporary camp who got up to meet the enemy!

At the moment of life and death, most of the flying army did not get up, which further proves that the flying army is at the end of its strong crossbow!

The confidence of the Qiang warriors was greatly increased.

As long as they defeated these more than 100 people, they would be able to quickly occupy the camp and flank the flying army that was still in front of them to resist the frontal attack of the Qiang people. In fact, it may not be able to wait that long at all, according to experience, when the flying army finds that the camp has been attacked and a large number of Qiang warriors are about to occupy the camp, they will either immediately send people back to support, resulting in the loss of the front line; Either the will to resist quickly fades, and each of them escapes for their lives.

In either case, it will eventually lead to a complete collapse of the defensive line.

The front-line flying army did not send people back, as if they were not aware of the situation in the rear, and they just continued to hold their own lines. It's not that they don't want to come back, but it's because the Qiang people attack very fiercely, and they don't have the spare strength to support the rear, and if they touch the enemy on the periphery of the camp, they can only hand it over to the reserve to solve.

One hundred flying troops greeted five hundred selected Qiang warriors.

What happened next gave the five hundred Qiang warriors a head start.

"Up!"

Wang Ping shouted in a low voice, and took the lead in meeting him with a knife.

It is the tradition of the military generals to take the lead in battle.

The Flying Army has long since run out of arrows, and they can't use the shots they are good at, but they still have knives.

As soon as they fought, the Qiang people saw the power of the flying army.

The individual combat quality of the soldiers of the Flying Army is extremely high, and the Qiang people have heard of it for a long time, but it was not until they handed over that they found that the real horror of the Flying Army was not their personal combat strength, but their tacit cooperation and interpretation of the battle.

One against five, it is clear that the troops are at an absolute disadvantage.

The combat effectiveness of the Qiang elite is definitely not in vain.

But the flying army of three or five people is extremely familiar with the small cooperation, divided into joint attacks, when the tiger goes down the mountain, the mercury discharges the ground, and the punctual formation rotates, echoing each other, never dragging mud and water. I saw the flying army coming and going, and the knife saw blood. Since there were many wounded or incapable soldiers behind him, in order to prevent his wounded soldiers from being injured by the enemy, Wang Ping quickly issued another order: "Fight quickly!" ”

This order directly raises the bloodiness of the battle to a whole new level.

The Flying Army will take the quick killing of the opponent as the first goal, and will not hesitate to pay a certain price to achieve the goal. The killing method of the flying army is more fierce and more decisive, including Wang Ping himself, from time to time there are flying soldiers desperately injured, exchanging injuries for lives, coldly allowing blood to splash on their bodies, and at the same time coldly sending weapons into the enemy's body.

The flying army, who has experienced countless hard battles, has an understanding of battles that ordinary people cannot match. They have long learned how to quickly kill their opponents on the battlefield and save themselves as much as possible. If you really can't keep yourself alive, then try to find a way to do more things to create opportunities for the robes around you!

Some of the flying soldiers were covered in blood, but they could fight like crazy demons.

A flying soldier lost his weapon to cover his comrades, and was immediately besieged by several Qiang people, and was stabbed several times and lost an arm. But the flying soldier actually picked up a knife with his other arm, cut down two Qiang people one after another, and died with the other Qiang people. Several Qiang warriors nearby turned pale when they saw it, and they were sent back to their hometown one by one by the flying army that arrived immediately.

This style of play naturally makes the battle extremely bloody.

After a few rounds of fighting, most of the fallen were Qiang!

Judging from the proportion of battle losses, the Qiang people have a slight advantage, but it is not only the number of people who determines the victory, but also morale.

The more the Qiang people fought, the more chilled they became.