Li Sha's next task was to heal the wounded in the team as soon as possible, and strive to cure Zhang Wei and Xiaofeng before the Dugu Huns' brigade turned back to attack this mountain pass. Even if they can't fully restore the two of them to their best condition, at least let them recover a certain amount of combat effectiveness.

Compared with the injuries of the two wounded, although Zhang Wei saw blood, he was not seriously injured. Li Sha helped him to stop the bleeding first, and then devoted his main energy to treating Xiaofeng, who had a "traffic accident".

Zhang Weisheng's surname is Jianyi, although the injury on his shoulder will also affect his combat effectiveness, but he really does not have time to receive long-term treatment now. Although the Dugu Huns' brigade has gone, they will turn back at any time because they find that this team has lost contact, so he must hurry up and arrange fortifications.

The entrance to this col is less than ten meters wide, and although it is not wide, it is not something that a few people from the East China Sea Team can block. Fortunately, this is a bell mouth, which is large on the outside and small on the inside, so the junction fortifications built by the East China Sea team can be set up in a rear, and the width that needs to be defended is about less than three meters.

It's just that in this way, a small triangular open space will be formed between the fortifications and the "white road", which is enough for all the Hun cavalry to settle down, which greatly increases the pressure on the defense.

Zhang Wei used the knowledge and experience he learned as a soldier to personally instruct his teammates to arrange fortifications. Corpses, stones, horses, piece by piece, were barricaded at the entrance, and he used everything at his disposal to reduce the width of the intersection.

At this time, it was the turn of the waning moon to play a role, this fierce man launched the "brute force" skill, and one person carried the corpse of the war horse weighing hundreds of catties to the intersection, and moved several large stones to place them according to Zhang Wei's guidance.

After some arrangement, a temporary fortification more than half a man high was stacked on this intersection, and with the height of the Hetao horse ridden by the Hun cavalry, it was categorically unable to cross this obstacle. If the cavalry dismounts, its combat effectiveness is not even as good as that of the elite infantry, and it can be considered that it will directly fall by a rank.

The only thing to worry about is that the Huns' weapons are not only scimitars, but even more terrifying are the arrows stained with horse dung. In the year 386, their compatriots, the Northern Huns, who had migrated westward, were wreaking havoc on the Hungarian plains of Europe, relying on arrows stained with horse dung.

It's not that arrows stained with horse manure can cause more damage, but it's called "dirty arrows", and people who are shot will have a high mortality rate due to bacterial infections. The dream of the East China Sea team is not afraid of bacterial infection, but if these nearly 100 Hun cavalry shoot arrows in unison outside the fortifications, whether it is flat or projectile, I am afraid that no one will survive except Sima Fuqiang.

Judging from the equipment carried by the killed Hun cavalry, it can be judged that they all carried only one pot of arrows. And the Hun cavalry had only fifteen arrows in a pot, which was not a lot. But considering the number of people, after these fifteen rounds, there are more than 1,000 arrows, who can stand it. This is a problem that must be solved, otherwise the East China Sea team will still be a dead end.

Zhang Wei naturally has his own way to deal with this, that is, the famous strategy of the Three Kingdoms is "borrowing arrows from grass boats". Of course, he was not plotting against the "dirty arrows" of the Huns, but intended to induce his opponent to waste as many arrows as possible, rather than using them against the man of his dreams.

When Zhang Wei's plan was proposed, even Sima Fuqiang had to admire it and immediately began to arrange it.

First of all, they erected two barriers on both sides of the narrow road twenty meters behind the junction to avoid arrows, and the materials were naturally trees and boulders made of local materials. Then, ten meters behind this first barrier, a second identical shield was erected, and a third one was set back ten meters.

Later, the members of the East China Sea team cut down a few poplar trees in the mountain col, cut them into sections, each section was about a person's height, and then tied them into a string with ropes, which could be pulled by the two people hiding in the barriers on the left and right sides, and in the darkness it was like several people standing in the middle of the road.

When these preparations were done, a few short horns sounded from the "White Road" in the distance, and Sima Fuqiang estimated that this was the Hun cavalry communicating with this team exploring the mountain pass. In the dream, even if the people guessed correctly, they didn't know how to respond, so they estimated that the enemy was about to turn back.

A moment later, the thunderous sound of hooves was indeed from far and near, and it was the Hun cavalry team that returned.

Li Sha's side has basically cured Xiaofeng. After taking a little more medicine to restore his physical strength brought out by the power dream, Xiaofeng was a dragon spirit and a tiger, eager to try.

Seizing the little time left, Zhang Wei received further treatment from Li Sha while arranging the tactical details for a while. By the time the Huns returned to the mountain pass, the wound on his shoulder had just closed, and he had finally regained his combat effectiveness.

The Huns soon came to the mountain pass, and when they saw that the corpses of their companions had been used as a repelling horse to build a crossing, they were furious and ready to rush in. Some of the Hun cavalry dismounted and prepared to clear the obstacles, while the rest prepared to rush in as soon as the junction opened.

At this moment, the attack of the East China Sea team was launched. Sima Fuqiang, Li Sha, and Xiaofeng, three dreamers with "archery" skills, used the horned bows left behind by the Hun cavalry, while the other four used slower-loading crossbows. Their long-range strikes caused panic among the Hun cavalry, and it was not until the dream man's bow fired four rounds and the crossbow also fired two rounds before they began to fight back.

This round of long-range strikes of the East China Sea team sent out a total of 20 arrows, although it could not be 100 shots, but because the Huns stood too densely, it also caused a loss of more than 15 people on the other side.

When the Huns began to shoot arrows to counterattack, except for Sima Fuqiang, who had already erected a tower shield, the rest of the people in the dream hid behind the obstacles on both sides, unscathed. Sima Fuqiang stood alone in the middle of the road, firing an arrow to counterattack from time to time, while other teammates dragged the string of dummies left and right on both sides.

Due to the large contrast between light and dark, the Huns were twenty meters away, and they couldn't see clearly what the black shadow was shaking in front of them. They only knew that the enemy was not dead and still had the ability to fight back, so they kept shooting arrows in front of them. After a few rounds of attacks, the string of poplar trunk dummies were already covered with arrows, and if they had stood there as a real person, they would have died a long time ago.

At this time, the dense rain of arrows finally broke the ropes pulled on both sides, so the string of dummies fell to the ground and could no longer move, leaving Sima Fuqiang alone in the middle of the road, suppressed by the rain of arrows so that there was no chance to fight back.

Seeing that the counterattack in the col had stopped, the Hun general ordered his men to temporarily stop shooting arrows and threw a few torches in front of them to illuminate the situation.

The small area illuminated by the torches did not have any corpses, only a few tree trunks lying on the ground, and they naturally did not know what they were for.

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