After resting in the Laerna Valley for two days, the army continued to set off. There was no need to marching when returning, and the team lengthened dozens of miles. Wang Keming was worried about the sneak attack by the desert people, so he ordered more than 100,000 light cavalry to be divided into four groups to cruise on the left and right sides of the infantry. The surrendered Badai troops were escorted by the infantry to advance together. The elderly, weak, women and children of the Badai troops walked in the same place with the baggage soldiers, with carriages and horses, saving the pain of running around.

Zhu Jinfeng was arranged to ensure the safety of the tail of the army. This was a laborious job and the danger of being affected. However, Zhu Jinfeng accepted it happily. He knew that he had made the greatest contribution to the encirclement of the Badai tribe. Wang Keming's tribe and Li Qiangyong's tribe were ineffective. Zhang Shangtu's tribe was probably suffering. Qi Xinwen and Miao Tieshan had the same abacus. In this battle, he sent his deputy Li Qiangyong to lead the team to fight. General Li had almost no contribution except to capture several Sanyong who was trying to escape.

The smile on Zhu Jinfeng's face never disappeared, and even smiled in his dreams. He thought that he would have to die for a lifetime and could fight for a marquis, but he didn't expect that the world would fall and hit him on the head. He would definitely have to endure more storms. Zhu Jinfeng knew about this, so Zhu Jinfeng tried to keep a low profile in front of everyone, and the general asked him to approve the post without saying a word.

Jiang Anyi still followed Zhu Jinfeng's troops to act, but he could feel that Zhu Jinfeng had a lot of cold talks with him. It was no wonder that Zhu Jinfeng formed an alliance with him in the hope of using Jiang Anyi's power to achieve his wish to be a marquis. Now that his wish has been fulfilled, there is naturally no need to be perfunctory. Cao Jinghan advised Zhu Jinfeng a few words, and it would be fine if Zhu Jinfeng didn't agree.

The return journey was safe. Wang Keming ordered a 60-mile journey a day. Chen was about to set up a camp at the end of Shen. The army was divided into three routes, front army, rear army and central army. Nearly eighty miles between the rear army and the front army, the surrendered troops of the Central Army and Badai were stationed forty miles away from the rear army. Zhu Jinfeng's command tent had just been safe, and a flag-plaque official rushed over and brought the command arrows of the general Wang Keming, and summoned the middle senator Jiang Anyi to go to the Central Army to discuss matters.

Zhu Jinfeng checked the command arrows and called Jiang Anyi and ordered Jiang Anyi to go to the central army with the flag plaque. There were many things. As soon as Zhu Jinfeng finished explaining Jiang Anyi, the generals waiting on both sides came forward to report the matter. Zhu Jinfeng forgot to send a team of light cavalry to protect Jiang Anyi. Jiang Anyi led Huang Zhu and others to follow the flag plaque. It would be half an hour forty miles to arrive. It would be better to have less trouble than more, so he did not ask for light cavalry guards.

The flag plaque official brought two guards and joined the nine men in Jiang Anyi. A group of more than ten people rushed to the central army. After walking for more than twenty miles, it became dark and the cold wind raged on the grassland, cutting the surface like a blade. The group lowered their heads and rushed forward.

Suddenly, with a sound of a string, Jiang Anyi and others were shocked to hold back the war horses. The charcoal man stood up and neighed. The flag plaque that led the way in the front fell to the ground and did not move. Jiang Anyi shook his face and looked at the right hillside, and several figures stood up from fifty steps away. Then countless figures emerged from behind the hillside and rushed down from the hillside.

The night was already deep, dark clouds covered the moon, and it was impossible to tell the faces of those people. From the clothes, it looked like they were dressed as a desert man. Jiang Anyi did not dare to delay. He was about to escape when he heard the sound of hooves coming from the road ahead. It seemed that there were pursuers on the side that were blocking the enemy.

Before I could think too much, the other party had too many people, Jiang Anyi fled westward, Huang Zhu and others followed closely behind. The sharp arrow fell from behind like a rain

When he was leaked, a guard was hummed and shot an arrow. Jiang Anyi was full of doubts, who were these Mo cavalry? How could he know that he was going to the Central Army camp at this time? The general order of the commander was true or false, and why did he use the hand of the Mo people to assassinate him? Recalling the assassination a few days ago, Jiang Anyi was chilling. The flag-keeper who sent the order might be informed, but the dead could never speak.

The sound of hooves was like thunder, and the number of pursuers was more than a thousand cavalry. Jiang Anyi said: "Everyone ran separately and it would be safe to find the garrison." More than ten miles away is the place where the central army was stationed. As long as you can survive a stick of incense, you will be saved. No matter who is behind you, you will never dare to approach the Zheng army camp.

Seeing Jiang Anyi and others divided into three strata, Lu Yatao raised his hand to signal, and the more than a thousand teams under his command also divided into three strata and chased them. He stared at Jiang Anyi tightly, and his younger brother Lu Yahao died at the hands of this Zheng man. He would kill him to avenge his younger brother no matter what.

That day, Lu Yatao led his Naipu's troops to break through the side, but was intercepted by Jiang Anyi and only half of them escaped. Moreover, his younger brother Lu Yahao died at the hands of Jiang Anyi. Lu Yatao, who escaped from the encirclement, did not go far. Without cattle and sheep supply, the light cavalry could not survive. Lu Yatao and his remaining troops washed a small tribe of more than a thousand people. The law of the strong prey on the grassland was followed, and everything was for survival.

The scout sent out to send news, Su Luman committed suicide, and Badai's tribe surrendered to the Zheng army. A trace of sadness flashed in Luyatao's heart. After the demise of Nai Pu tribe, Su Luman took him in and treated the remnants of Nai Pu tribe like the remnants of the Badai tribe, and even allowed himself to form an independent team. Su Luman was a broad-minded knight. In the future, Badai tribe would definitely revive and prosperous in his hands. However, in the battle between Zheng Mo, Nai Pu tribe and Badai tribe became victims first.

Drinking milk tea casually, Lu Yatao didn't know where he should go. The battle between Mo and Zheng was about to happen, and his team of more than a thousand people could only survive in the cracks. There were no women in the tribe, and cattle and sheep supplies, so he could only become a wolf thief on the grassland. At that time, Naipu's tribe was one of the few large tribes on the grassland. When he arrived at his hands, he became a wolf thief on the wandering place?

The sweet milk tea was filled with bitterness in his mouth, and Lu Yatao was full of distracting thoughts. As the leader of the tribe, his decision affected the fate of the last thousand people of the Naifu tribe. The curtain was raised, and the chief guard Xi Jianle came in with a letter and said, "Clan leader, someone shot an arrow to send a letter."

The letter was written in Zheng Wen. The translation told Lu Yatao the content of the letter that the Zheng general Jiang Anyi, who killed his brother, would pass by Ubudgang in the evening. The letter was completely unending and just said such a message. Lu Yatao took the letter and wondered if this would be a trap.

"Uncle Xia, what do you think?" Xia Nianle was Lu Yazhi's personal guard. When Zheng's army surrounded Naipu's troops, Lu Yazhi asked him to protect his two sons to break through. There is no doubt about loyalty.

Xia Nianle knew what Lu Yatao was worried about and said in a muffled voice: "The person who came knows our base. If you want to set up a trap, it is better to lead troops directly."

Lu Yatao nodded and said, "It seems that someone wants to borrow my hand to get rid of the Zheng General. No matter what his plan is, Brother Hao's revenge must be revenged. He will pass the orders. The troops will prepare to kill the man and go straight west. We will climb over Helao Mountain."

The sound of hooves behind is urgent, Jiang Anyi is

The horse kept moving left and right on its back, and with the help of spiritual sense to avoid the sharp arrows shot, Huang Zhu next to him was not so lucky. Three arrows had been inserted on his back. If he hadn't been wearing thin scales and light armor, Huang Zhu would have been shot into a hedgehog.

Jiang Anyi felt that the pursuers behind were coming towards him. If Huang Zhu followed him closely, he would probably not be able to escape, so he shouted loudly: "Huang Zhu, you can lead the pursuers away from the side, my horse will be quicker, it will be easier to escape."

Huang Zhu knew that the lord was afraid of implicating him, but at this time he could not help other than turning around to stop the enemy. With charcoal's feet and without being implicated by himself, it was easier to escape.

"Lord, take care of yourself", Huang Zhu didn't say much and ran away from Jiang Anyi.

Because he wanted to avoid sharp arrows, the charcoal level was affected. At this time, Lu Yatao was only more than twenty steps away from Jiang Anyi. The two people in front separated, Lu Yatao was too lazy to pay attention to Huang Zhu and chased Jiang Anyi tightly.

Jiang Anyi took off his bow and turned around and shot an arrow. Lu Yatao flashed rapidly, and the arrow flew past his side. Some Yingxian fell behind him. Jiang Anyi shot five arrows in a row, and some arrows were dropped, curbing the arrogance of the pursuers behind him and gradually widening the distance from the pursuers.

More than ten miles, from more than twenty steps to more than forty steps, Jiang Anyi felt relaxed. The arrows shot from this distance only pose little threat to him. The arrows fell on his body and were bounced away by the armor. Occasionally, two of them drilled into the cracks of the armor and were blocked by the protective energy, which could not hurt him at all. Charcoal was running, and the wind was swishing in his ears, and his figure was undulating on the horse's back. Jiang Anyi was actually excited about hunting, and ran forward for a while. When the pursuers were trapped and were exhausted, they would turn back and attack.

After galloping west for more than twenty miles, the sound of horse hooves behind him was much less. I couldn't see how many pursuers were still there in the dark. Jiang Anyi listened carefully, and probably the remaining pursuers behind him were less than 200. However, Jiang Anyi did not notice that the pursuers behind formed a large swagger shape, controlling the direction of his cycling. If the master Jiang An deviated from the direction, the pursuers on the side would step up and force Jiang Anyi to return to the general direction.

Lu Yatao was more than fifty steps away from Jiang Anyi. The figure in front was a little confused. After another incense stick, Jiang Anyi might have escaped. There were only a hundred cavalry left by his side, and the other horses were not physically strong and were abandoned far away. Zheng General was riding a good horse. Lu Yatao thought, be careful not to hurt the horse when killing him. A few miles ahead were Zhangzigou, which was named after the few pine trees at the bottom of the ditch. The inexplicable letter mentioned that if Jiang Anyi could not be killed, you might as well drive him to Zhangzigou.

It was already dark, and the grassland was shrouded in the darkness, without the moonlight. Jiang Anyi could only see the scenery five feet away with Jiang Anyi's eyes. There were no gullies on the grassland, and charcoal could travel as much as possible. From a high slope, Jiang Anyi saw a few trees at the bottom of the ditch, and there were very few trees on the grassland. It was the first time that he had encountered trees all the way. The grassland soil was thin and it was difficult to grow big trees. The terrain of Zhangzigou was low, the soil was silted, and water passed by the ground, avoiding the strong wind. These six Zhangzigou trees survived for decades.
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