Bad news…

The soldier who reported the message hesitated and hesitated, with a troubled expression on his face.

Cui Zhi, who looked tired and weak on one side, took a deep breath, secretly suppressing the discomfort caused by the backlash of his breath. The high ring wall that blocked the fire was created by him. Gong Xiqiu probably saw something and used it to counterattack Zhongli.

time to destroy.

Cui Zhi blocked the backlash with his own strength and prevented other scribes from suffering. In order not to show weakness in front of the leader of Qi State, he forced himself to pretend that nothing had happened, but in fact, his blood and energy were surging inside, and his literary energy was flowing backwards. His injuries were not serious, but

It's not a big deal, he needs to rest for a few days. He said sternly: "If you have anything to say, say anything. Things are changing rapidly in front of the battle. Do you want to delay the military situation by being secretive?"

The soldier could only close his eyes and heartily tell the bad news.

The bad news is-

The original topography of the granary was destroyed and now it has become a swamp.

The perfect expression of the leader of Qi State finally showed some cracks, and she asked in disbelief: "Jize?"

The Allied forces had long been prepared for Kang's sneak attack on the granary. They divided the grain and grass into several parts and placed them in different areas. No matter which area it was, it could not be Juze. The so-called Juze was a place where water and grass gathered.

Another more popular name is swamp. In order to ensure that the grain does not deteriorate, the granary must be moisture-proof and leak-proof and be built in a dry and ventilated place.

Set up the granary in Jize?

It won't take a few days for the food and grass baggage to become moldy and wormy.

The soldier can only simply tell the cause and effect.

While the soldiers and horses of Kang State were pretending to be magic in the Allied camp to attract attention, another mysterious division came to sneak attack the granary.

Cui Zhi asked: "Luohou did not stop him even though he was in charge?"

There is also a 19th-level Guannei Hou who is similar to Gongyang Yongye in the granary. The other party only arrived in the past two days. No matter how powerful the intelligence in Kangguo is, it is impossible to know that this person exists. Pick the other party.

A sneak attack at a certain time?

If the state of Kang dares to send people over, the Lord of Hell will dare to accept them!

The soldier's strength was mediocre and he was not qualified to intervene in a battle of that level, so he only knew the result of that battle and did not know the specific process. According to the information he knew, Granary became Juze, and the 19th-level Guannai Marquis also

It takes a lot of responsibility.

The corners of the Qi Kingdom's leader's mouth twitched fiercely.

After hearing this, she could only suppress her anger of accountability.

"I wonder where Luohou is?"

Cui Zhi understood her temperament and knew that she was holding back her anger, so he took the initiative to get up and take the hard work. He personally went to contact the Luohou to find out the specific cause and effect, and also dispatched manpower to handle the batch of food and grass to see if he could

Save one or two.

Timely rescue and treatment can recover most of the losses.

At dawn, the sky turned white, and the chaos in the camp completely subsided. Cui Zhi rushed to the granary, and the closer he got to the granary, the moister and softer the soil became. Not to mention the baggage vehicles, even people standing on them would sink into the mud unknowingly.

Up to the ankle.

Allied soldiers rolled out the baggage trains while laying the ground.

Cui Zhi got off the carriage and raised his hand to refuse help.

Literary scribes also had many words of encouragement to ensure that he would act as usual in this depressed area and would not suddenly fall into the mud and be unable to extricate himself. It took him a long time before he saw the goal of his trip.

"Luohou."

The man known as "Luo Hou" is a middle-aged commoner, with a standard sword-shaped eyebrow and a Chinese character face, and his whole body is upright and upright. But when he opens his eyes to look at people, he reveals a pair of upper three white pupils with slanted pupils, which makes him look a bit indifferent and world-weary.

Don’t get too close to strangers and feel déjà vu.

Cui Zhi called him, but he only moved his eyes slightly.

When Cui Zhi came closer, the middle-aged man in cloth looked at the hem of his clothes. The robes of scribes were different from those of warriors. The latter preferred tight-fitting clothes with narrow sleeves, while scribes were elegant and elegant. The robes with wide sleeves were standard, and the hem of the clothes could often be seen.

Covering the instep, or even exceeding the instep, until it touches the floor. Cui Zhi's outfit is no exception. He can only carry the hem of his clothes awkwardly when walking.

However, the upbringing and habits engraved in his bones made him unaccustomed to directly exposing his feet, and the range of lifting was limited, so the hem of his clothes was still stained with mud and water, until it became smudged with dark marks. Cui Zhichong, a middle-aged commoner, performed the junior salute, and later

The person nodded slightly.

Then?

Then I ignored him.

Cui Zhi looked at the chaotic scene around him: "Which powerful enemy came yesterday and could cause so much damage in your hands?"

Mentioning his opponent, the middle-aged commoner gave his reaction.

"A living skeleton and a foul-mouthed monkey."

The indifferent look on the middle-aged man's face finally changed a bit, and his frown was filled with uncontrollable disgust. Obviously, what happened last night was not very pleasant. He had been living in seclusion for so many years, and as soon as he came out of the mountain, he was attracted by two young people.

After learning a lesson together, I felt naturally uncomfortable. The commoner middle-aged man could only say ugly things first.

"I'm afraid the opponent this time will be difficult to resist."

Cui Zhi was surprised: "Why do you say that?"

The middle-aged man in common clothes said: "Because that living skeleton is the same form as the old leader of the Eternal Life Sect. The two have similar auras. The one last night may have something to do with him."

Cui Zhi: "..."

The middle-aged commoner said reluctantly: "I lost to that man back then and was forced to agree to his unreasonable request. If the living skeleton yesterday was his, it would be difficult for me to do this."

His seclusion was not entirely voluntary.

Gongyang Yongye was discouraged and lived in seclusion, but he kicked the iron plate of Weicheng and was seriously injured. He saved his life but was bitten by his enemies and did not dare to take the lead easily. This time he agreed to Cui Zhi to help, part of

It's because of the ancestral connections between the two parties - this connection is enough for him to take action, but not enough for him to fight desperately - and partly because he is a high-ranking member of the Eternal Life Sect...

If Wei Cheng was on the opposite side, he would have no choice but to stop.

Not because the other party is the leader, but because he cherishes his life.

Ever since Weicheng's uncle and nephew disappeared, the already chaotic interior of the Eternal Life Sect has become even more chaotic, and the top forces are complicated. The middle-aged Buyi is considered one of the elders of the Eternal Life Sect, a thug whom Weicheng personally surrendered. He is not convinced by Weicheng, and even wants to

Let Wei Cheng die, but he can't defeat him... This is very annoying.

Cui Zhi sighed and said, "This junior knows this."

The middle-aged commoner took out an old book from his arms, but the ink on it was new. The content was all the information collected from yesterday's battle with the enemy. The opponent's appearance, strength, realm, strengths and weaknesses were all written on it.

Yes. Cui Zhi took the past and was able to discuss with the Allies to formulate a targeted layout, which was somewhat useful.

From this information, Cui Zhi also knew why Juze came.

"If the Allies want to win, that scribe must be killed."

The middle-aged commoner thought about last night's experience, and his face turned a little stinky. It was obviously a very unpleasant experience...

"Scribe?"

"Um."

This matter started a few hours ago.

Since receiving the message from Cui, he has rushed all the way to the granary. The middle-aged commoner behaves in a low-key manner and hates communicating with others. He spends most of his time meditating in the exclusive camp. In the middle of the night last night, he keenly noticed the Allied camp.

Changes in direction.

The scout sent back the news, proving that his perception was correct.

All the troops stationed in the granary were mobilized to be on guard.

However, another allied general felt that this move was a bit of a fuss. Not to mention how many locations the granary was divided into, each location was a secret among secrets. Even if the enemy knew it, he would still have the energy to sneak attack the granary when he attacked the camp.

Woolen cloth?

Night attacks tend to reduce troop strength.

However, the Allied generals did not dare to say anything to him.

Killing him is as easy as slaughtering cattle and sheep.

As time passed, fires broke out in many places in the direction of the camp, and the scouts sent back more and more bad news. The Allied generals could not sit still and wanted to ask for orders to lead troops to support the camp, but they were forcefully suppressed by the middle-aged civilians, who also changed

Give the other party a contemptuous taunt.

[You, too, are the Clay Bodhisattvas who cannot save themselves when crossing the river. You still want to lead your troops to help other places? Save your own lives first.]

The safety of the granary is more important.

How could the Allied generals not know this truth?

But he was more worried about another thing.

The allied forces' food and fodder were all under unified management, but their respective responsibilities were responsible for the dispatch of troops and horses. He knew exactly what Qi had done before organizing the army. You State was destroyed by Qi State without even offending Qi State. Qi State's ambition was obvious to all.

. What he didn’t understand was that there were powerful soldiers stationed in the camp, and no matter how many enemies there were, there were only a thousand people. How could they easily cause such a big movement?

Unless someone deliberately lets down their vigilance, lures the wolf into the house, and uses Kang Guo to weaken the strength of future enemies and current allies.

From this perspective, everything seems to make sense.
To be continued...