Before Zhang He could wait, Qu Yi led his troops to arrive. He had already received news from Zhang He and knew that Ju Hu had failed and might be captured or even killed, and he felt uneasy.

As a Liangzhou native, he was under great pressure to survive in Jizhou. With Han Fu's death, he had a major relationship with Han Fu's handing over to Jizhou. In the eyes of the Jizhou people, he became a defeated man and became an alien. Zhao Fu and Cheng Huan died, but some of their subordinates were under his command. On the one hand, these people could not escape from Yuan Shao, so they could only follow him to work hard for Yuan Shao. On the other hand, they always remembered Zhao Fu and Cheng Huan how he died, beware of his own accidents one day, and any storm could cause unexpected reactions.

Yuan Shao asked him to command these people, which was equivalent to putting him on the fire, but he could not refuse. Unless he left Jizhou, it might not be useful to leave Jizhou. Unless he left Zhongyuan and returned to Xiliang.

The Tuo family has been in Xiliang for more than two hundred years, and it has been too long. They don’t want to stay in Xiliang anymore and join the barbarians. They want to return to the Central Plains where their ancestors live and become the Guanzhan family. Although their ancestral home is Runan, the Tuo family has been in Xiliang for too long. Whether it is the Ruying or Hebei system, they regard him as a barbarian. Han Fu is even unwilling to use him, for fear of affecting his reputation.

Two hundred years have passed, and no one has admitted that the Tuo family was once a native of Runan. In their eyes, Tuo Yi is a barbaric Xiliang man.

It was Yuan Shao who gave him the opportunity. As the head of the Yuan family of the four generations and three dukes, Yuan Shao's recognition made him find dignity and gave him a place to use his skills. In the battle of Jieqiao, he defeated Gongsun Zan, proved his strength, and became the well-deserved first general under Yuan Shao. He also made many military achievements in the subsequent battle to fight against the Heishan Army. Ju Su, a famous scholar who had once ignored him, sent his son to his tent.

He taught very carefully, almost everything he knew, and he spoke, and he also tried his best to resist the opposition. Ju Hu, who had just entered the camp for several months, led a thousand people to serve as Sima of other troops. This aroused the jealousy of many people. Tuo Yi knew it, so he personally led a large army to follow Ju Hu, fearing that Ju Hu would have any accidents, so he repeatedly reminded Ju Hu not to underestimate the enemy and go deeper alone.

Juhu is a smart man. He knew that he was promoted too quickly and attracted people to hate him. He was already in a dangerous place, so he was always very cautious and kept a distance of more than ten miles from Tuo Yi's main force. No matter how big the trouble was, as long as he could hold on for half an hour, Tuo Yi would be able to arrive for reinforcements.

But something unexpected happened. On the way to Tuo Yi, Ju Hu was successfully attacked by Tian Yu, and his life and death were unknown. Not only that, Qu Yi also fell behind Zhang He, giving people the impression of sitting on Ju Hu's life and death. Especially in the face of the angry Ju family, he could not tell a word.

"The general doesn't have to worry. If you didn't see Ju Sima on the scene, you should still be alive. I have fought with Tian Yu. He has good martial arts and is cunning, so it's not easy to deal with. General Kuo, do you need me to entangle Zhao Yun?"

"Thank you, Yeon-Yi." Que Yi endured the uneasiness in his heart and thanked Zhang He. In this case, it was rare for Zhang He to not take the blame. Now that Zhang He still took the initiative to help, he was even more grateful. "Zhao Yun was very skilled in martial arts, not inferior to Gongsun Zan, and he could not fight against Yeon-Yi. If he had the help from Yeon-Yi, Yi would be able to defeat Liu Bei and regain Juhu."

"You are polite, General." Zhang He bowed his hand, turned over and ran towards the formation.

Zhao Yun saw it from afar and also called his subordinates to get on the horse and prepare to fight. He rode his horse and carried his spear, came to the front of the formation, and bowed to Zhang He.

Zhao Yun knew that Tuo Yi had just arrived at the battlefield and needed time to make a formation. Zhang He came to the appointment just to delay time. Fortunately, he also needed time to inform Liu Bei, so that Liu Bei would be ready to fight Tuo Yi, and was happy to cooperate with Zhang He and delay for a while. The battle in front of the formation was a matter of three to five. Zhang He was a famous master in Hejian, and the great halberd was also a well-known elite under Yuan Shao's command. It was the wish of many warriors to be able to fight Zhang He.

After the two of them bowed, they didn't say much, so they rode their horses and charged in front of the formation, and raised their spears and halberds at the same time. Compared to martial arts, Zhao Yun used a spear. The spear is the most common weapon. Most knights who can be called masters can use spears, but the spear methods are very different. The same spear can emit power that ordinary people can't imagine in the hands of masters. Life and death are only a moment. Zhang He used a halberd, but not the divine halberd commonly used by the Han army, but a big halberd, also known as the hero halberd. It is a war halberd with more ancient styles. It is a complicated way of practice. It not only takes a long time to practice, but also has a very narrow inheritance. It cannot be perfect if it is passed down from family traditions.

Although the Zhang family is not considered a noble family, it is a typical local tycoon in Jizhou. Although they are accustomed to Confucian style, many people have begun to appear as scholars. In front of people, Zhang He's brother Zhang Chao has literary talent and is good at cursive script. He is a famous scholar in Hebei. Zhang He himself is well-versed in Confucian classics and has a harmonious relationship with Confucian scholars, but his family's martial arts will not be lost. He even consciously retains them, knowing that those skills are meaningless and are almost like the skill of slaying dragons.

This retro-style halberd is like Zhang He himself, which is both a bit awkward and a little alternative, and these awkward and alternative make him famous. Zhang He's ability to become Yuan Shao's personal guard as a warrior in Hebei has a certain relationship with this unique halberd. Literature is good at ancient times, and martial artists are no exception. Any warrior who pursues a little wants to learn about this legendary martial art.

The same was true for Zhao Yun. He was under Gongsun Zan's command, and Zhang He had the opportunity to fight under Han Fu's tent, but it was impossible for them to fight one-on-one among the chaotic army. As a result, he just looked at each other from a distance. Today, he had the opportunity to compete with Zhang He face to face, and Zhao Yun attached great importance to it.

Experts can tell if there is any. Zhao Yun and Zhang He fought several times, and immediately knew that Tian Yu had escaped wisely and lived a lucky life. If it weren't for his strong armor and Zhang He had no intention of taking his life on the spot, Tian Yu would not be able to hold on until he came to reinforce. Tian Yu's martial arts progressed very quickly, but there was still a considerable distance from Zhang He who had been practicing martial arts since childhood. It would be only one or two for Zhang He to take his life.

In a blink of an eye, the two fought for dozens of times, without a chance to decide the outcome. Seeing that Kuo Yi had finished arranging the formation, he might immediately launch an attack. Zhao Yun rode his horse out of contact and bowed to Zhang He. "General Zhang is good at martial arts, Zhao is very eye-opening. Let's leave here, see you again tomorrow."

The knights under his command were prepared. When they saw Zhao Yun quit, they immediately turned their horses and rushed north. They acted quickly and cooperated with each other tacitly. Zhao Yun did not issue any orders, but they understood it. Before Tuo Yi and others could understand, they had already accelerated their separation.

Zhang He suddenly realized and his face became hot. It turned out that it was not only him who had been holding back, but Zhao Yun was also delaying time. He thought that Zhao Yun was just a martial arts. Seeing that Zhao Yun was about to leave, he was not willing to follow him. He immediately kicked the horse and chased him. At the same time, he ordered his halberds to cut off Zhao Yun's retreat and create opportunities for Kuo Yi to surround Zhao Yun. Liu Bei had this cavalry, and surrounding Zhao Yun was much more useful than surrounding Tian Yu.

The same was true for Coach. He had already sent people to encircle the two wings, but Zhao Yun was too alert. Before his subordinates could arrive, Zhao Yun took the initiative to retreat. Both sides were delaying time, but Zhao Yun became the final winner.

"Chasing!" Que Yi ordered while secretly alert. Liu Bei's soldiers, regardless of infantry and cavalry, were not chaotic people, and could be called elite.

The sound of war drums sounded, the flags swayed, and Que Yi led his subordinates to chase him reluctantly.

Zhao Yun was in a state of mind, fought and retreated, leading Kuo Yi to Liu Bei's position.
Chapter completed!