The leader of the tribes such as Urigen Dalai and Chahar led their respective cavalry and rushed into the depths of the Broken Soul Valley under the cover of the artillery of the Wugan tribe.

They were full of hope to win rich spoils like Ahari and greatly increase their tribe's strength.

However, what they didn't know was that a huge crisis was quietly awaiting them.

Shortly after they penetrated into the valley, the Japanese suddenly appeared in a place they unexpectedly saw.

That is one of the few woods in the Broken Soul Valley.

The dead grass in the sparse forest and the dead leaves are hidden by the Japanese suicide squads.

After the cavalry arrived, they suddenly got up from the ground and threw grenades at the cavalry camp frantically.

At this moment, the Japanese who were ambushing high places shot wildly at the cavalry team in chaos.

The bullets poured down like raindrops, and the tribal cavalry team suddenly fell into chaos.

"There is an ambush! Find cover!"

The Dalai Lama ordered loudly, trying to stabilize his position.

But his voice seemed so insignificant amid the sound of gunfire that the order could not be conveyed at all.

Moreover, the roads here are narrow and the mobility of the cavalry is greatly restricted. They can only dismount and look for bunkers such as rocks to avoid bullets.

The horses neighed in horror, running around, some of them hit by stray bullets, fell to the ground with a bang, and raised pieces of dust.

The artillery soldiers of the Wugan Tribe also tried to fire a gun and fight back, but because the Japanese were hiding on the mountains on both sides of the valley and their location was extremely hidden, it was difficult for the artillery fire to accurately hit the target.

Moreover, the Japanese's firepower was extremely fierce, and the artillery positions of the tribal coalition were quickly attacked violently.

The artillery shells flew over, causing dust to fly in the Wugan Tribe's artillery positions, several mortars were blown up, and the artillery soldiers were also injured and killed.

"Strike! Kill all the local dogs on the grassland!"

The Japanese officer drew out his combat sword and ordered the cavalry to attack.

The Japanese cavalry rushed out from the hiding places everywhere, quickly splitting and surrounding the cavalry of the tribal coalition, trying to completely eliminate the tribal coalition.

The Dalai Lama looked ugly. If he had known this was the case, he would not have been greedy. Now he has not only offended the Japanese, but also suffered heavy losses to his subordinates.

He felt extremely regretful, but he had to command the troops to fight the Japanese devils in a desperate battle.

The Japanese here don’t know who the Dalai Lama is. Only by fighting to the death can one fight to a death.

He roared and ordered the troops to advance left and right, hoping to fight out of the Japanese siege.

However, the Japanese were well-equipped and their combat effectiveness were many times stronger than the cavalry of the Alba tribe.

Therefore, although the Dalai Lama's cavalry was fearless, it was difficult to break through under the absolute number of Japanese soldiers and firepower.

The situation of other tribe leaders such as Chahar was not much better. Their cavalry was killed and injured under the attack of the Japanese.

Chahar watched the soldiers around him fall down one by one, his heart full of grief and helplessness. He waved the weapons in his hand and ordered loudly, trying to reverse the decline.

But when they have ambition but no intention, they should not think about winning this battle. It would be great if they could escape now.

Chahar shouted loudly at the Dalai Lama of Urigen, "No, if this continues, we will die here! We must break out!"

The Dalai Lama sneered in his heart and said to himself: It is not easy to break through at this time. The Japanese have surrounded them, covering them like a big net.

Moreover, the tribal coalition's casualties were getting worse and worse, and morale was also falling to an extreme.

Many cavalrymen watched their companions die, their hearts filled with despair, and a dying aura gradually enveloped everyone's face.

The Dalai Lama, who looked at his fallen men around him, was bleeding. These subordinates were all cultivated by him over several years or even more than ten years in order to dominate the grassland.

But I didn't expect that today, because of his thoughts, he died here.

He held the sword tightly with his angry hands, and his knuckles turned white due to excessive force.

"Brothers, follow me! Chahar, you follow me too. If you don't go out, we will all die!"

Wurigen Dalai roared angrily, and then led his subordinates to rush towards the weak spots of the Japanese at all costs.

The Dalai Lama rushed in front, and his long sword was like a thunderbolt in the air. With one knife, he cut off a Japanese man who was blocking him.

But at the same time, another Japanese attacked successfully, leaving a bloody hole in the left arm of the Dalai Lama.

Blood was like a spring, but the Dalai Lama ignored it at all. He raised his left foot and kicked the opponent off the war horse, and then continued to kill forward.

At the same time, the Chahar tribe also rushed to the exit with the Dalai Lama.

Seeing this, the leaders of other tribes left their opponents behind and fled to flee.

Although the Japanese wanted to break this hole, when all the tribe leaders pressed their troops on it, the Japanese were eventually crushed to pieces, and many cavalrymen from the tribe alliance successfully escaped.

They were like wild horses that broke away from their reins, fleeing.

After the Japanese behind him chased the narrow entrance, they immediately stopped chasing.

It is obvious that the command ability of the Koizumi Japanese shows that they advance and retreat in moderation, kill and decisively, and have made arrangements for the artillery of the Wugan Tribe, which not only failed to play a role, but also suffered heavy losses.

At this moment, the tribal alliance was dead.

In this battle, they lost 800 cavalry, more than 1,200 war horses, and countless weapons and ammunition.

Wurigen Dalai looked at his exhausted and scarred subordinates around him, and his heart was filled with regret.

He should not focus on that little interest, but continue to live.

Of course, now he is too late to say anything. And he can't complain, because he asked to play the Pioneer himself.

Moreover, this is a tribal alliance, and the leaders of each tribe call Anda, but this title is a great irony.

Because there are many people who sneak attacked his Anda family at night.

So he said against his will: "Dear Anda, I'm sorry to everyone. I shouldn't have taken the lead in rushing in so recklessly."

Chahar waved his hand and said, "It's not your fault, because we just thought about killing the Japanese and grabbing equipment. No one would have thought that the Japanese's combat power would be so strong."

Another tribal leader also said: "Yes, we still have a chance. As long as we are still alive, we will definitely make a comeback."

The Dalai Lama nodded helplessly and said, "Yes, we still have a chance. This failure will not defeat us. We must make the Japanese pay the price!"
Chapter completed!