The night in the valley comes earlier.

The sky was still bright and the valley was dark. Aliusu ordered camping to rest. It was a delusion to stimulate Wu Dan to fail. He had to fight quickly and decide quickly. He could only help but deal with Wu Dan.

The soldiers set up a large camp and arranged for alert. Aliusu's tent was on the outermost side, which was the most dangerous place. This was opposed by many people, but Aliusu insisted on it. He told his subordinates that in terms of danger, there is no place that is safe in this valley. Since that is the case, I don't stand in the most dangerous place, who stands in the most dangerous place?

The soldiers had no choice but to do so. Zhen'an ordered the guard battalion to strengthen its vigilance and even sleep with one eye so as to avoid being exploited by the Wusun people. After two consecutive days of fighting, the strong bow in Wushen's hand left a deep impression on them. The range of 120 steps made everyone not careless. As far as they know, there are only two people who can shoot so far: Aliusu and Liang Xiao.

There is such an opponent who is spying on him in secret, and no one dares to be careless.

Although Aliusu tried his best to show his contempt for Wu Dan and even took risks to challenge him, he knew very well that the Wu Dan in front of him was not the Wu Dan in the past, and he had to deal with it carefully, otherwise he would probably die here in battle.

Aliusu sat in front of the big tent and drank with his confidants. Because the war was not good, the atmosphere was a little depressed. Aliusu glanced and secretly felt glad in his heart: several important generals were still there, but someone was injured.

"How did you get hurt?" Aliusu deliberately smiled: "Is Wusun woman too beautiful and her legs are weak?"

General Tieshan touched the cloth that was still bleeding on his shoulder and smiled. "I was hit by a stone when I was attacking. It's okay, my skin was injured."

"Where are you?" Aliusu looked at another injured general Hualun again. "Has he been shot by Wu Dan?"

"It wasn't that he shot, it was that he was injured." Hualun took a big sip of wine and said indifferently: "What did this kid eat? He is so strong? I finally rushed to the front of him, but he cut it down with a knife, even the sword was cut off."

Aliusu raised his eyebrows: "You rushed to him and even slashed him?"

"yes."

"He didn't cum you?"

"I ejaculated, but it was too slow. I avoided it." Hualun laughed. "Also, I see that there seems to be something wrong with his accurate head."

Aliusu's heart moved. He asked a few soldiers who had crossed the formation with Wu Dan, and asked carefully about it. Finally, he came to a conclusion: Wu Dan was very powerful and could draw a strong bow, but his accuracy was very average and required a long-term aim. On the ever-changing battlefield, his long-range sniping ability was insufficient. He was only more confident if he was within sixty or seventy steps.

"I said why didn't he go to kill Liang Xiao, why didn't he dare to fight me one-on-one?" Aliusu slapped his thigh. "He is just a bull who is terrifying. He has enough strength, but he doesn't know how to use it."

Everyone looked at each other and felt relieved. When they met an archer with a very long range on the battlefield, they were under too much pressure.

Just as Aliusu breathed a sigh of relief, Liang Xiao and Pu Jia had a happy conversation.

The winner was decided at the beginning of the competition. Although Pu Jia was a little embarrassed, he refused to hide it. He explained to his subordinates openly the story and reasons for his defeat. He announced that he would lead the crowd to attack with Liang Xiao.

The soldiers of Pulei Kingdom always thought that Pujia was a rare archer. Now they learned that Liang Xiao's archery skills were still above Pujia, and they were very interested. They asked Liang Xiao to show off their skills. Liang Xiao became reserved. He asked Xigma to perform. About sixty steps, Xigma shot twelve arrows, shooting nine arrows in total, comparing most of the Pulei soldiers.

This performance dispelled the last doubts of the Pu Lei soldiers. Seeing that there was a woman beside Liang Xiao, they thought Liang Xiao was a powerful man who wanted to enjoy it. After watching Sigma's archery skills, they knew that although these four women were maids, they were not just beautiful. But the real warriors were no worse than them.

From this we can see that Liang Xiao’s own strength is absolutely not bad, and the fact that he shot and killed the Hunxie King and his son is likely to be true. Following such a person to attack the Huns, the possibility of success is greatly increased.

Liang Xiao and others were warmly welcomed by Pulien people. Just by Pulien Beach, Pujia killed cattle and sheep, and held a dinner that was not rich but very enthusiastic to welcome Liang Xiao. Pulien is a small country with limited strength and rarely so luxurious in normal times. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Pujia successfully boosted morale and aroused the enthusiasm of the Chinese people to retaliate against the Huns.

Pu Jia originally planned to bring all 700 soldiers who could go to battle, but Liang Xiao disagreed. He told Pu Jia that this time was not an ordinary battle, but an arduous expedition, requiring excellent physical strength. Those soldiers with insufficient physical strength could not keep up with the speed of their march and would only die in vain. It would be better to leave them to protect the tribe and select only the real elite to attack, which would also reduce the burden.

Pu Jia agreed, and with the assistance of Liang Xiao, he picked out 252 people, all of whom were young and strong, with combat experience, and the remaining people were left to protect women, children, elderly and weak. Considering that their strength had weakened after the strong attack, Liang Xiao suggested that Pu Jia retreat these people to the deep mountains to avoid becoming prey of the Huns.

Pu Jia agreed in one go.

Because there were not many people, Pujia provided enough war horses to the soldiers who went to the expedition, each with three to four war horses, and replaced the war horses under Liang Xiao's subordinates. He reciprocated his favors and exchanged gifts, and Liang Xiao gave some silk to Pujia as a reward.

Pu Jia also made a suggestion. He did not agree that Liang Xiao went straight east from Pulei. Although the road was closer, there were no powerful tribes along the way. It was not realistic to rely on sporadic herders to replenish horses. It was better to go north to enter the grassland. The Huns were gathering westward, and the main force was approaching Mount Altai, and there were many supplies behind them. Entering the grassland and attacking them. Although they took a turn, they could obtain sufficient supplies.

After careful consideration, Liang Xiao adopted Pu Jia's plan.

Pu Jia was overjoyed. He felt respect from Liang Xiao, and this was what he most longed for. After being hit by the Huns, Pu Lei Kingdom lost its strength and has now declined. No one can respect them at all. He was recognized by the distant Han envoys and his self-esteem was greatly satisfied.

Pujia then took the initiative to contact his fellow tribes in Shanbei and recruited more than 70 warriors and more than 200 war horses.

Two days later, Liang Xiao and Pu Jia led more than 700 cavalry to leave Pu Leihai and enter the grassland.

Li Shuyun and Li Danghu stood in front of Li Guang with fifty men and women, and read out the emperor's edict.
Chapter completed!