In front of the big tent, the guards of the Xiyang Prince's Mansion separated the two groups of people. The two groups of people glared at each other. They had already had a dispute and drew their swords. If Ning Changzhen, who was "stand-alone" guard, led his subordinates to help, the guards of the royal family might not be able to suppress these two groups of angry men.

Of course, no one dared to really cut the enemy in front of the King of Xiyang, but if no one stopped him, the two groups of people might start fighting again as they argued.

At this moment, King Yuwen of Xiyang was standing in front of the big tent, looking at a male corpse lying on the side in front of him. On his right side were the troops of Han Qinhu, the general manager of the marching, and on his left side were Lu Wuji and others who were ordered by Yuwen Wen to carry out special tasks.

The male corpse in front of him was the enemy commander Hou Mo Chenqiong. Because he was shot in front of him and behind his body, the arrow was not pulled down, and the body was lying on his side.

Yuwen Wen looked at the cold corpse and looked at Hou Mo Chenqiong with his eyes closed, and suddenly sighed, but he quickly withdrew his thoughts, held the notebook in his hand, and looked at the two groups of "divorce masters" in front of him.

That is, two groups of plaintiffs, and two groups of defendants, accusing each other of competing for merit.

The cause of the incident was the battle in the early morning of the night. The enemy was defeated and rushed to flee north. The commander Hou Mo Chenqiong was one of them. This man acted decisively and ran away as soon as he said that, and soon left the large army behind.

In the end, I was caught up halfway.

The marching chief Han Qinhu attacked the enemy troops in the eastern suburbs of Zuocheng from east to west, and then divided the hundreds of cavalry around Zuocheng to go west to fight grass and hug rabbits. He happened to run into the enemy troops fleeing north in a hurry, namely Hou Mo Chenqiong and his group.

The Han family tribe struggled to pursue Hou Mo Chenqiong, and had no way to go to heaven and no way to enter the ground. After a while, when the Han family tribe was about to catch up with Hou Mo Chenqiong, he was stabbed by an uninvited guest lurking in the wilderness.

The uninvited guest who was inserted into the knife was Lu Wuji and his companions. Lu Wuji was ordered by the King of Xiyang to lurk in the wilderness north of Zuocheng, waiting for an opportunity to intercept the enemy messenger, and then hugged the rabbit to beat the rabbit. As a result, he waited for a "giant rabbit".

Hou Mo and Chen Qiong and others had pursuers behind them, and suddenly they encountered an ambush in front of them. They were beaten to annihilate in a melee, and they died, which triggered a quarrel about "who will win if you win"?

The Han army, who was striving to pursue the enemy, believed that it was his contribution to killing the enemy's commander, while Lu Wuji and others, who successfully ambushed, believed that it was his contribution to their side. The two sides had a dispute at that time, but fortunately they were more restrained and did not have a bloody conflict.

Two groups of people carried Hou Mo Chenqiong's body back to the camp with a horse, staring at him from left to right. They were already peaceful, but after entering the camp, they had a conflict broke out for someone to carry Hou Mo Chenqiong's body.

Now, both sides are waiting for the commander of the entire army, and the King of Xiyang will come to uphold justice.

Yuwen Wen had asked the representatives of the two groups of people to describe their own experiences and expound their respective views and opinions, and all of them were recorded in a small notebook. Now, the case can be tried.

There is no such thing as "dog-headed guillotine", "tiger-headed guillotine", and "dragon-headed guillotine". The two groups of people elected representatives to accept questions from the "presiding officer", and were responsible for debating with the other party.

Yuwen Wen looked carefully at the "confessions" of both parties recorded in the small notebook several times, and probably had a thought in his mind. He first looked at Lu Wuji, the "representative of the mistress" on the left, and then at the "representative of the mistress" on the right - a young man.

Yuwen Wen had an impression of this young man. He knew that the other party was Han Qinhu's army. He had mistakenly thought it was his enemy for seeking revenge because he "peeped" him many times, and he almost had to take action first.

The department has a humble identity, and Yuwen Wen was not interested in knowing who the other party was named. He first mentioned a few precautions and then began to "examine the case".

As the commander of the entire army, Yuwen Wen still has a lot of things to be busy with and doesn’t have much time to play the case-breaking game, so he asked the question directly and asked the young man first: “How did you know that this person is Hou Mo Chenqiong?”

Li Jing, who had not received the opportunity to report to his family, replied after hearing this: "It was the prisoner's confession. A total of five prisoners were questioned separately, and the confession was the commander."

"So, according to what you said just now, your troops are less than a hundred people, and Hou Mo and Chen Qiong and their team have more than three hundred cavalry. So why can you chase more with less?"

This question is easy to answer, and Li Jing explained his tactics clearly in a few short sentences.

The sight at night is poor, so it is easy to misjudgment the specific number of people from a long distance. Therefore, he divided his 99 people into six groups, with ten people in the first six groups to lead the enemy to divide the troops to intercept them.

Ten people were in a team, and they were lined up in one row. With the cover of the night, the opponent mistakenly thought that there were more than 30 people on his side, so the enemy troops, with a large number of troops, divided into troops to intercept them.

He judged that in order to ensure the utmost success, the other party assigned a team of at least more than forty riders.

As a result, the other party sent more than 60 horses every time, and it was easy to deal with it now.

Ten people earn more than 60 people on the other side, and four groups of forty people earn at least 2560 people on the other side. In the end, the other side has only more than 50 riders, and there are still fifty riders on the other side.

The comparison of troops changed from one to three to one.

After Li Jing finished speaking, the soldiers present couldn't help but be amazed: This move is so wonderful!

After hearing this, Yuwen Wen really wanted to applaud and asked himself, if he had encountered such a treacherous plan... a wonderful trick to deceive the enemy, he might suffer a loss.

After the question was over, Yuwen Wen turned to Lu Wuji and began to ask: "How do you guys find out that the enemy commander is running away in front of you under the night?"

Facing Yuwen Wen, Lu Wuji did not dare to hide it at all: "I didn't know that I saw more than a hundred cavalry rushing over from afar. I was about to lurk, but I saw that it was a escaping and chasing. The pursuers had white cloth strips tied on their arms, which was a sign of friendly forces. So I decided to intercept the former."

Yuwen Wen looked at the corpse in front of him and asked again: "So, who is you here who shot Hou Mo Chenqiong?"

Lu Wuji signaled a thin young man to come forward: "By the king, it was shot by the devastated Han Chan."

The decayed cicada? This name is so desolate just hearing...

Yuwen Wen thought so and looked at the young man who was a little malnourished in front of him. He was pale and thin, average in height, and a little thin, so his head was big and his eyes were also big. That moment reminded him of alien ET.

Destroy the cicada?

No, it should be the devastating Han-Cicada.

The Polu Han family, also known as the Poliu Han family, originated from the Xiongnu royal family.

Therefore, Yuwen Wen knew that the clan of the fallen Han Chan/Po Liu Han Chan was the Huns. Of course, this surname is sparse and ordinary now and has no use.

The six town riots, Bo Liu Han Baling, was not much higher in his status.

Lu Wuji's companion Hu Han was mixed with it, and there were destitute and poor Huns mixed in. Yuwen Wen looked at ET... Destroyed Han Chan, seeing the other party looking at him, looking aggrieved and expecting someone to make a decision, he was stunned.

He looked at the other side again, looking at the representative of the Han family, the young man.

"Who is here who shot the enemy commander?"

"Go back to the king, it's exactly what I want to do."

Li Jing replied in a humble and arrogant manner that the King of Xiyang did not ask about his name, and he was not willing to report himself to his family. Moreover, he had no military post in the army, so he followed his uncle Han Qinhu to fight in a war in white, claiming that he would be "a gangster" and would reveal his strength.

He doesn't want to reveal his identity easily, otherwise he will be considered as "the nephew of General Manager Han" and shamelessly robbing military achievements.

Shooting and killing the enemy's commander was an extraordinary achievement. Li Jing felt that he had made a great achievement after finally making it, and he would never allow others to speak out.

He wanted to argue in front of the King of Xiyang and to distinguish himself from the people on the other side, so that everyone could see that Li Sanlang was the enemy commander who was killed by his real ability, and was innocent!

Yuwen Wen looked at the two people on both sides, and looked at the two stubborn young men, and his heart sank.

If two arrows hit the same person, if this great achievement is handled by mixing the method, it will be half of each of them. It can be said that everyone is happy, and there is no need to have a headache to distinguish right from wrong.

However, Yuwen Wen saw that these two young men were very confident and felt that the enemy commander must have shot and killed him. He was unwilling to share military merits with others. He must distinguish right from wrong.

Generally speaking, those who are capable will be so confident and persistent, and cannot tolerate good people to mediate randomly. If they are mixed with each other, they will probably backfire.

"Since that's the case, I know."
Chapter completed!