Although it was just a small handful of fried noodles, the rise was extremely high after soaking in water. In just a moment, the iron box was stuffed with it. Ding Ke pulled a piece of leaf the size of a palm, scooped out half of it from the iron box, placed it in front of the military dog ​​Hammer, and started eating the remaining half himself.

The taste can only be said to be acceptable.

This kind of military ration never pursues taste. He only cares whether it can make the soldiers feel fuller. Adding the material bag is already an extra sympathy for the court.

Of course, this is also a big business. Special military rations like this are now outsourced.

The sky was completely dark, but the rain had no intention of reducing. When I opened the branches at the entrance, Ding Ke listened to the rumbling sounds coming from the distance, confirming that at this time, the mountain torrents had indeed erupted. The clanging sounds were the sounds of stones being impacted by the flood, colliding with each other.

After eating, I couldn't help feeling drowsy. These days, I have been traveling through the jungle and fighting. My nerves have been tense and suddenly relaxed. The fatigue has come over like a tide. Ding Ke yawned a long time, curled up and lay down, and the hammer rolled his body into a ball, leaning against Ding Ke's arms, and his slender head rested on Ding Ke's body, drooping his eyelids and began to take a nap.

Apart from the sound of rain and the sound of mountain torrents rumbling not far away, the whole old forest was very quiet.

Ding Ke was awakened by the hammer in his arms.

The fire in the shack had already been extinguished. The hammer's head, which was originally resting on him, was raised at some point, and a low whimper sound came from his mouth. Ding Ke, who was sleepy, suddenly woke up.

The hammer is a highly trained military dog ​​and will not warn for no reason.

He climbed up quietly, moved to the edge of the shack, gently pulled open the branches, and moved the hammer to his side as he crawled.

The rain was still falling outside, but it was much smaller. The scales of water on the broad-leaved forest made the forest slightly brighter, and Ding Ke didn't see anything.

He bent over and walked out of the shack, and carefully sneaked towards the edge of the high ground under the cover of the forest.

I still couldn't see anything, but the hammer beside me seemed a little nervous, with my hair tugging and my feet exerting force, and my whole body was in a state of being about to jump out at any time.

Ding Ke knew something must be wrong.

He took out a small whistle from his arms, held it in his mouth, and blew it in his mouth. At the same time, he patted the hammer on the head and pointed to the nearest shack. The hammer rushed over like a ghost. After a moment, several figures crawled out of the shack.

The hammer touched the next one again.

"There are enemies!" Ding Ke stared at the front without turning his eyes, and whispered in a low voice to the first companions who were hiking over in the rain.

"Transfer, the whole team dispersed, three people in groups, ready to fight!"

The enemy is indeed here.

Sun Hao, the tooth general under Sun Debin, and more than a hundred people were hiding in a dense forest not far from this broad-leaved forest. It was not that he didn't want to attack immediately, but that they were so embarrassed now.

Originally, he was carrying more than 200 people, but when he sneaked over, a sudden mountain torrent swept away nearly half of his subordinates.

It is really unwise to launch a raid on the enemy under such terrain conditions on such heavy rainy days. At this time, the threat from nature is much more terrifying than the enemy.

But he had no choice.

Because this team of Tang army is too close to Sun Debin.

Ding Ke probably didn't expect that he would follow the traces and the enemy he was catching up with was actually mixed with the general Sun Debin, under Ding's command. If he had known, he would have reported to him long ago and mobilized various armies to encircle and suppress them.

Sun Hao must wipe out this Tang army, otherwise at the speed of the opponent, he will sooner or later catch up with them and will find Sun Debin's traces.

But it is too difficult to get close to this Tang army in normal weather. Nowadays, these Tang army are as brave as lions and cunning as foxes. Once they find too many enemies, they will escape without a trace like rabbits. When you think you have thrown them away, they stick up like candy, and over time, their people will gather more and more.

They always pursue squads as units. After discovering important targets, they can quickly gather together to form a local military advantage.

Such a method is an impossible task for Ding's command. Until now, their troops have been divided into small groups according to Sun Debin's requirements, but it is easy to separate, but it is basically impossible to gather together.

By destroying this Tang army, one or two days can be bought for Sun Debin's safe retreat. With this time, it is enough for Sun Debin to arrive in a safe area.

The soldiers under their command were all in a mess. The heavy rain, low temperature and mud made the people's faces turn white, their lips turn blue, and their bodies tremble.

Compared with the Tang army's full armed forces, the equipment of these people is really bad.

Now the Tang people are fully blocking the materials outside into the mountains, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to replenish supplies.

The pouring rain made Ding Hao successfully approach the other party's residence, but it almost exhausted their energy. They needed time to rest and recover their energy in order to cope with the subsequent battle.

Ding Hao believes that launching an attack when it is almost dawn will be the best time. This is the most relaxing moment of the day, and he and his subordinates can also restore their physical strength to the best. At this time, launch an assault, end the battle before dawn, and then there is still time to escape from the tracking of other Tang troops.

All the plans were perfect, except those subordinates who were swept away by the flood during the march.

But what he never expected was that a perfect attack was destroyed by a dog called Hammer.

The rain is getting smaller and smaller. When hiding under the tree, you may even feel that the rain has stopped. Ding Hao lifted the bow in his hand and pulled it, a little annoyed. After being wet in the middle of the night, the bowstrings have become a little soft. Although it can still be used, the arrows shot out, whether they are accurate or powerful, will definitely be greatly reduced.

He drew out the feather arrow and placed it on the bow.

On a rainy night, the gurgling birds made him feel quiet for no reason.

A flash of lightning suddenly passed in the sky, illuminating the location of his target. At this moment, temporary shacks were clearly presented to him, followed by a thunderbolt.

It was like being enlightened, lightning and the moment the thunder came, Ding Hao's mind seemed to be hit. Why? Why were the birds still yelling when the thunder sounded? And more and more.

He jumped up suddenly and shouted in a sharp voice: "Occurrence, attack!"

He ran forward, and the feather arrow in his hand shot out with a whizzing sound.

The feather arrow shot into the shack, but did not get the reaction he wanted.

Front, back, left and right, hundreds of feather arrows were fired at the same time almost when he was shooting out. This was part of the plan. First use feather arrows to kill some, and then take advantage of the chaos of the enemy to set up the victory before the enemy could fully react.

The arrow was shot out.

And most of them hit the target.

But the question is, there is no response.

Ding Hao was still rushing forward, but his subordinates hesitated a little.

A roar came.

Immediately afterwards, the special sound of collapse continued to sound.

This is the Tang army's crossbow.

The bowstrings of Ding Hao and the others were greatly affected by the heavy rain, but the opponent's crossbow was unscathed. The powerful crossbow arrows penetrated the darkness and tore the body apart, bringing endless screams.

These original sneak attackers became hunted in a short period of time.

The crossbow arrows seemed to be shooting endlessly from all directions. They could not see where the enemy was hiding. It was obvious that the enemy had only fifty people, but it seemed like there were hundreds or thousands of people.

"Scatter and go into the forest!" Ding Hao was hit by a crossbow arrow on his arm. Although only a piece of flesh was wiped away, it was enough for him to no longer pull the bowstring. After throwing away the longbow in his hand, he pulled out his sword, rolled several times, and hid behind a big tree with mud and water all over his body.

The sound of crossbow arrows stopped, and the shouts of killing suddenly started.

Ding Hao tried to stand up as soon as he held his sword, but suddenly itched in front of him. The injured area came over. He was shocked and angry. The shameless Tang Jun actually applied poison to the arrow.

He staggered and almost fell to the ground.

"Retreat, retreat in dispersion!" He knew that the attack had failed perfectly. At this time, one person could run away. Even though he was not much more than the opponent in the number of people at this time, he knew that when fighting head-on, his subordinates would definitely not be opponents.

He saw a Tang army appearing opposite him, and was walking towards him with a knife in his hand and grinning.

After biting his tongue hard to keep himself awake, Sun Hao raised his knife and wanted to make the final struggle. A black shadow flashed across the corner of his eyes, his wrist was painful, and the sword fell to the ground, and a big black dog fell on his side. Before he could react, the black dog disappeared like a whirlwind, and then the severe pain in his ankle came again.

With a strong pull, he fell to the ground with a thump.

He felt a little stuffy in his chest and was pushed against his knees. Then he was hit hard on his head. Before he fainted, he heard Tang Jun on his body and said happily: "He is a big official!"
Chapter completed!