No one could have imagined that this opportunity would come so quickly.

On that day, a carriage crossed the entire plain from south to north, just ignoring the hundreds of thousands of troops in front of him and rushing towards Guzhu City wholeheartedly.

A coachman in a thick leather jacket and a bowler hat cowered slightly and sneeze and rubbed his nose from time to time.

The wooden carriage behind him looked a little shabby.

I don't know if the wheel on the right is in disrepair or because of the long journey, and it squeaks and squeaks from time to time.

Except for this carriage on the wide avenue, there is no one or a thing, which is naturally very conspicuous.

So much so that the spies who were patrolling around the North Ditzer whip were the first to discover this bold carriage.

A squad of five cavalrymen rode away from the group of twenty men.

These tall horses, which originally belonged to the Qin State, gradually quickened their pace with neat steps, obviously speeding up their charge.

In the distance, the rest of the dozen or so people were looking at this place with a smile, always wondering if five people were too fuss against a carriage.

The next moment, the scene in front of them made them dumbfounded.

I saw that the five people who were originally accelerating the charge were like hitting an invisible thin line, and they were cut into pieces of meat of different sizes one after another by maintaining the charging posture so neatly. Human blood and horse blood were mixed together with heat.

The groom in his fur coat seemed to be unfazed by what he was seeing, and the guest in the carriage had already shown him too many things that he had thought were legends.

Now he just shrunk his neck further into the collar, reached into his hat, and pressed it down, as if this would make him warmer.

The smiles of the more than a dozen remnant cavalrymen were frozen on their faces by the north wind, and some of them were a little less courageous, and at this moment they were already trembling and almost unable to sit on their horses.

Is it a person or a ghost on the carriage in front of him? How can he quietly kill five elites in such a terrifying way.

The leader waved his hand and motioned for five more to go. Everyone looks at me, I look at you, and finally selected five men with relatively stronger statures to charge with round shields.

It's a pity that this shield, which seems to be much stronger than the human body, also can't withstand the toss, and about ten paces away from the carriage, these people have also become corpses that are still twitching. The only thing that's a little different is the addition of a few more fragments of the round shield.

The shard incision was smooth, and the leader could see the slightly dazzling light emanating from the incision in the warm winter sun from afar.

What kind of power can do this? The leader didn't know in his heart, but he knew that he was definitely messing with a figure he would never be able to provoke.

I saw him pick up the reins and turn his horse's head, intending to turn back at once and inform the army to come and encircle and suppress this mysterious carriage.

Before he could lead the remnants of the people far, a long sword shot out, drawing an arc in the air.

The ten cavalrymen were reduced to ten headless corpses carried by horses running north, perhaps because the swords were too sharp, and the corpses still straightened up and maintained the last posture in front of them.

The eyes of the fallen heads were wide open, and some of their lips were still open and trying to make a sound. The setting sun shone on their sides, looking extremely eerie.

The coachman muttered a few words, barely enough to hear the words of provoking the fairy behind him. Then, when passing by the corpses, the driver deliberately kicked the head of the man on the ground far away with his hanging foot.

These savages burn and loot every year. God finally opened his eyes and sent a fairy to kill them. This trip from the capital to send the fairy here, it's worth it, it's really worth it!