Those who can come out with Li Chengqian will naturally not be mediocre, and their equipment will naturally not be bad. Although Li Er was angry with his son, he did not want his son to die, so he was still very concerned about the arrangements of the guards.

Therefore, when facing about 20,000 released Goguryeo slaves, Li Chengqian was not very worried. As a result, those Goguryeo people were scattered everywhere and could not gather together in a short time.

Secondly, he had already released the news at this time, and it would probably not take long. All counties in Dengzhou would receive information transmitted by the intelligence department, which would strengthen control and defense of local Goguryeo people.

Combining the above two points and one combination, this time Li Chengqian and his friends would not have many Goguryeo people to face, and the number of five thousand is the maximum number he estimated.

The most elite "fangs" of the Five Hundred Tang Dynasties were no problem even if they were a hundred and ten times more powerful Goguryeo regular army, let alone just some ordinary Goguryeo people who were captured.

The team moved forward quickly and took about an hour to reach the final destination of this trip, Dengzhou Port.

After the team stopped, 500 "fangs" immediately divided 300 people and arranged defenses on the way they came, while the other 200 people were scattered and rested, while monitoring the Japanese envoys who sent Tang. If the Japanese dared to make any special moves, they would immediately encounter their ruthless attacks.

Hui Ri finally realized the seriousness of the matter, left his team, and came to Li Chengqian's team with Xingxin and Yang Tian. He asked with some concern: "Your Highness, can you tell the foreign ministers what happened? Why is the team so nervous?"

"Oh..." Li Chengqian shook his head and sighed: "We are afraid that this time we will have some trouble, but don't worry, as long as my guard is here, you will definitely ensure that your mission will not have any problems."

"Your Highness, can you tell the foreign ministers what the hell is?" Hui Ri looked at Li Chengqian's solemn expression, and his heart almost reached his throat, and asked anxiously.

"The ministers below are not good at it, and they can't even see the slaves." Li Chengqian looked at the way he came: "Now, a large number of Goguryeo slaves I bought some time ago have run away, and are chasing us now. I'm afraid it won't take long to catch up."

"What, what? Goguryeo slaves?" Hui Ri was stunned for a moment, and then a large area of ​​cold sweat emerged. He couldn't help but curse the officials of the Tang Dynasty in his heart.

Slaves are different from ordinary people. They are oppressed for a long time. Once they are rioted, the power they release is even stronger than some armies. In the face of such a force, what can Li Chengqian’s guards with only 500 people do? I’m afraid that they will be wiped out by all the slaves before they have any contact?

"Don't worry about the Japanese envoys, thousands of slaves, let's see how my Tang soldiers eliminated them in a moment." Hui Ri's performance made Li Chengqian laugh secretly, and his tone when he spoke couldn't help but bring out a hint of pride that was unique to the Tang people.

"How many...several thousand!" Hearing the numbers Li Chengqian said, Hui Ri almost felt like he was struck by lightning. He looked at the Three Hundred "fangs" guards on the way, and his whole body fell into a state of dullness. Four big words rose in his heart: It's over.

Time passed little by little, and Hui Ri, who was frightened, was sent back to the Japanese rest area by Li Chengqian, but Yang Tianhe Chengxin was left by him.

He also needs to be on guard against it. If the war situation is unfavorable, he needs to integrate all his forces as a breakthrough. As for those Japanese, life or death will have nothing to do with him.

"The dog on the opposite side listened and immediately put down his weapons and surrendered. We Goguryeo people will not kill prisoners." When it was dark, a large number of figures finally appeared at the end of the way. At the same time, a sturdy man stood in front, roaring loudly towards the three hundred "fangs" that were leaning against the sea, pulling out the defensive frame-like three hundred "fangs".

"Four thousand!" Li Chengqian sat cross-legged on the roof of the carriage, gently lowered the telescope, and said to Tian Zuo standing behind him.

"Only four thousand people?" The brothers' 'stereo' sound rang behind Li Chengqian: "If only such a few people dare to come and shout, are they living enough?"

"The ignorant is just fearless." Li Chengqian handed the telescope in his hand to the twin brothers to satisfy their curiosity. At the same time, he leaned his head to Cheng Huaan who was guarding the carriage and said, "Send a signal, no one will be left!"

"Here!" After a simple and powerful answer, a series of beautiful fireworks soared into the sky with a sharp roar, attracting everyone's eyes.

"What, what's going on?" Hui Ri, who was highly nervous, was startled by the roar and looked at the place where the sound came. However, he did not see any other problems except Li Chengqian and the two guards sitting on the roof of the car.

"Wind! Wind! Strong wind..." As the whistle sounded, the three hundred "fangs" stationed in the middle of the road launched a crossbow formation. A hundred people stood in three rows, constantly pushing forward in turn.

"Swish swish swish swish..." The three-sided crossbow arrow struck nearly two hundred steps away, and with the sound of howling wind, it sank into the team that the Goguryeo people caught up with.

"Ah..., don't..."

"Save, save me...".

The Goguryeo people who had chased after dozens of miles with their legs were supported by their spirit of trying to capture Li Chengqian and others alive. Their physical strength had been exhausted.

They were just some civilians, and they didn't know how to pursue the enemy without chasing them, and wait for their hard work. So when they were exhausted, they faced the Tang Dynasty's "fangs" armed to the teeth and even the elite Turkic forces on the prairie, they could not even beg for mercy, let alone resisting.

The battle between three hundred and four thousand was a bit sad, but in fact it was a massacre.

The bloody and cruel suppression made Huiri and the entire Japanese envoy stunned. The knights who seemed lazy and harmless on weekdays were now like bloodthirsty evil spirits, ruthlessly slaughtering the Goguryeo people who chased them all the way.

The Goguryeo people were also confused at this time. The current situation was completely different from what they expected. The envoys who should have surrendered obediently were all like chicken blood, slaughtering their companions unscrupulously, as if they had a grudge against their father.

Why is this happening? Why did the Tang army protect the Japanese envoys? Why? All Goguryeo people were confused by crossbow arrows that broke through the air and took away the only lowly life.

Regret began to erode their hearts, if they had not participated in this matter at the beginning...

However, there is no regret in this world. The Tang Dynasty and Goguryeo had an endless hatred. Thinking of the Jingguan, which was formed by the heads of Han people in the Central Plains, the "fangs" couldn't help but become more fierce. It seemed that they had made up their minds and did not let go of any survivors.
Chapter completed!