Chapter 1028 1029 [Tough as a Mountain]

Liejiaomi believed that the warriors under his command could be equal to ten, especially since the army that ambushed Ge Shuyi had achieved a brilliant victory before, which caused him to have a serious deviation in his judgment of his own combat power.

In fact, that battle was due to the bad weather that greatly reduced the combat effectiveness of the frontier troops in Xuanhua Camp, and the barbarians who lived in the wilderness all year round could almost ignore the impact of heavy snow. The most important point was that at that time, the infantry on both sides were fighting infantry.

The collective charge of more than a thousand Chiluoli warriors who sacrificed their lives directly defeated the formation of the Daliang frontier army. The subsequent battle can be described as one-sided.

In addition to Chi Luoli, the barbarians probably have more than two thousand real elite warriors, who were scattered by Liejiaomi and placed in various tribes. However, these people cannot play a role in turning decay into magic, because Pei Yue does not

They are just good at conspiracy and trickery, and the Zangfengwei are a powerful army tempered by countless fierce battles.

The dispersion of elite forces will inevitably lead to local weakness.

At this moment, Pei Yue led the army to cut a gap in the ribs of the formation.

Liejiaomi thought that the Tibetan front guard's standstill yesterday was draining the energy of his own soldiers, but Pei Yue's sophistication was obviously more than that. Although he did not go to the battle in person, Meng Longfu had already discovered through the whole day's observation that the barbarian army was large.

Weaknesses of the formation.

For any army, it is impossible to achieve an absolute balance in the combat power of the entire army. There must be strengths and weaknesses, and this part of the gap can be determined by the strictness of the military appearance.

Liejiaomi never thought about adjusting the lineup today, so Pei Yue made the decision in advance to kill the central army with two wings and break the formation.

At this time, because the ribs of the barbarian army's formation were penetrated, the overall formation showed a tendency to become loose and panicked.

The battlefield showed a clear situation. To the far south was the camp of the Tibetan Front Guards. The two cavalry that suddenly appeared joined together and rushed towards the camp at high speed.

Behind them, the Tibetan front guards had already opened a certain distance away from the barbarians and were chasing the cavalry in front at full speed.

On the battlefield filled with the sounds of killing, the two armies led by Meng Longfu and Chen Xianda showed no panic. When they saw Pei Yue's flag turning to the south, they immediately left the battlefield with their cavalry while fighting.

"Give the order!"

He roared and led the Chiluoli warriors to rush towards Pei Yue's retreat route, his burly body as big as a mountain showing infinite power as he ran.

Meng Longfu and Chen Xianda, who were very experienced, no longer hesitated. At the same time, they led their troops to attack the left and rear of the barbarians. In conjunction with the Chinese army advancing into the front line, they stabbed straight into the waist and abdomen of the barbarians like three long knives.

At this point, the battlefield became crisscrossed for the first time.

The Tibetan Front Guards were held back by the main force of the barbarians, and the supporting infantry soon joined the battlefield. Their personal prowess was not as good as that of the barbarians, but their military formations were extremely strict, which soon put a certain amount of pressure on the Tibetan Front Guards.

The two cavalrymen suddenly turned around before approaching the battlefield, and did not attack Pei Yue. Instead, they merged and charged towards the camp of the hidden front guards in the south.

At the moment when the horn sounded, the soldiers of the barbarian army who were originally at a disadvantage seemed to suddenly go crazy and rushed towards the nearby cavalry almost desperately, obviously intending to use their lives to entangle the forward steps of the Tibetan front guards.

These three armies were all wearing armor. Compared with the barbarian army, their appearance was as powerful as clouds and mud. Although they did not show their flags, Pei Yue's eyes quickly distinguished the temperament of Wang Pingzhang in them.

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The smell of blood spreads everywhere, and corpses litter the ground.

Liejiaomi did not realize that the Zangfeng Guards' escape from the battle did not cost much. Except for a few cavalrymen who were tightly entangled by the barbarians, the main force gradually distanced itself in the east and west directions, and then moved in front of the barbarians.

Gathering at the front of the formation.

Liejiaomi himself looked like a mad ferocious beast, leading more than a thousand burly barbarian soldiers to stride towards the south with ferocious faces.

A sudden change occurred!

After a period of time, when the two armies were completely entangled, Liejiaomi finally issued an order with relief.

Even though the battle was extremely fierce, the Tibetan Front Guards still maintained a relatively complete formation. They formed a small team of ten cavalry, and a large formation of ten teams, taking care of each other and working together in a tacit understanding. In contrast, the barbarian army formation was further scattered and was repeatedly attacked.

The cavalry was divided into small groups and soon fell into a situation where they were fighting independently.

Tens of feet away, Pei Yue calmly led the Chinese army to avoid Lie Jiaomi's interception, casting a look as if he was looking at an idiot in the chaotic situation.

Several barbarian soldiers following him blew their horns, and their whimpering sounds spread throughout the countryside.

The momentum of the barbarian troops supported by reinforcements increased greatly, and the barbarians' rough and ferocious character began to show. At the same time, the two sides were entangled at the same time, and the Tibetan Front Guards' cavalry and archery abilities were unable to be used, causing the balance of victory and defeat to return little by little.

Lie Jiao Mi remained silent, while Jun Xu Mi stood aside and did not dare to say anything.

His sharp eyes like an eagle were staring at Pei Yue, who was leading his army to charge forward in the distance. No one knew what he was thinking.

Pei Yue still looked calm. After slashing to death a barbarian blocking the way, he said loudly: "Retreat!"

The casualty gap between the two sides further widened. When the barbarian warriors who usually boasted of being ferocious and invincible faced the well-trained Tibetan guard cavalry, they were like wild beasts with brute strength but could not display it at all. They constantly became the dead souls of the opponent's guns.

On both sides of the plain, there was a cavalry force rushing towards the battlefield, and another group of infantry poured out from the entrance of the valley. The number of cavalrymen was not large, each numbering more than a thousand, but the infantry that appeared from the entrance of the valley could be said to be all over the mountains and plains.

It is estimated that there are at least five thousand people.

What made Lie Jiaomi angry was that when the situation was at a disadvantage, the young marquis was able to retreat in an orderly manner.

Jia Cheng held the commander's flag steadily and accelerated forward with Pei Yue and his soldiers.

There was only Pei Yue in his eyes.

The thick formation that he had placed high hopes on was torn apart by the opponent in less than a quarter of an hour. Logically speaking, Liejiaomi should be furious at this moment, but in addition to being calm, there was actually a trace of pride in his eyes.

This means that in the chaotic battle just now, the Zangfeng Guards did not exert all their strength. It was obviously Pei Yue's intention.

Liejiaomi no longer hesitated, took the nine-foot-long iron rod from the hands of the subordinates next to him, looked at the more than a thousand Chiluoli warriors in front of him, and roared: "Follow me!"

Soon he gritted his teeth and shouted angrily: "Coward! Pei Yue, you coward, don't run away if you can!"

In the far north, five thousand reinforcements joined the main force of the barbarians, chasing the Tibetan front guards across the mountains and plains. It was obvious that they could no longer maintain a strict formation at this moment.

At this point, the situation on the battlefield gradually became clearer. Liejiaomi finally succeeded in dragging the Tibetan front guards into the melee after suffering considerable casualties. The five thousand reinforcements coming out of the valley gave them the upper hand. Those two

The purpose of the cavalry is also very obvious. What they want to do is to crush the camp of the Tibetan front guards, kill all the auxiliary soldiers and civilians, and burn the food and grass carried by the Tibetan front guards.

In front of the camp, Gu Fan blinked his extremely handsome peach blossom eyes, looked at the strange cavalry rushing towards him in the distance, and raised an indifferent smile at the corner of his mouth.

Behind Gu Fan stood eight thousand auxiliary soldiers and civilians. They donned armor at some point, picked up weapons, and lined up in front of the camp to wait for the arrival of the opponent's cavalry.

Such a seemingly weak team actually exuded a cold and murderous aura.

They stand solemnly on the wilderness, describing themselves as silent and tenacious, like the towering mountains that have held up the sky for thousands of years.
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