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On July 13, 15th year of the Marquis of Wei, no one in the naturalized defenders had slack off since the Huns attacked the city yesterday.

This not only concerns the safety of naturalization, but also the lives of everyone. The unlucky guy who was killed by the Huns yesterday has now become a team of coke.

Wu Xiangyou, who also dared not be lazy, was training his soldiers in the school field at this time. After being severely scolded by Wei Wuji yesterday, Wu Xiangyou was really like he was in the doomsday.

So today when Zhang Ju was on duty, he took this opportunity to train his soldiers vigorously, one to further gather the fighting spirit, and the other to show Wei Wuji.

Today, shortly after Zhang Ju climbed the city tower, he found smoke and dust spreading in the distance again, and at the same time, trembling sounds came from the earth.

Needless to say, it must be that the Huns were coming again, so Zhang Ju immediately put his soldiers on guard.

Yesterday, Wu Xiang had a lesson in the past, but today Zhang Ju was full of energy and did not give the Huns any opportunity to take advantage of.

This time, the Huns didn't play anything false, so they opened their ladder openly, and there were two siege cars that were driven out.

This lineup is bigger than yesterday. Obviously, the Huns are serious again, but Zhang Ju still did not see the shadow of the Huns' cavalry in it.

After simple and best combat preparations, the Huns pressed up on the first wave of attacks, and this time they also tried their best to fight, and directly used a huge team of three thousand cavalry and nearly seven thousand people.

The pressure on these city towers is relatively high. Although it is condescending, it is not so easy for the Wei army archers to shoot and kill the Hun soldiers who are charging forward.

But relatively speaking, the Wei army still took a huge advantage because during the battle between the Central Plains, which siege did not have strong bows and crossbows as cover, and thick armor and large shields as cover.

But after all, there were many people. After leaving more than a hundred corpses, their vanguard army advanced to the city of Guihua, and then the ladder was mounted.

When the formal siege battle began, one thing we have to say is that although these ordinary tribal cavalry were much weaker, siege was actually better than the cavalry of the Huns.

Even though there were rocks falling on their heads and boiling water pouring them on... they still gritted their teeth and climbed upwards, contributing their lives to defeat the Wei army.

On the city wall, Zhang Ju's entire commander's headquarters had already come up. Although the Hu people were coming in full force, they were still suppressed.

Wu Xiangyou, who also brought people to the school ground, arranged for his soldiers to wait under the city wall and be ready to rush to help at any time.

The Huns could lose twice, three times or even ten times, but the Wei army in Guihua could not afford to lose once, and if they lost, they would be defeated.

But Zhang Ju's troops still steadily suppressed the Huns. After all, under the utmost precautions, all the members still participated in the war. The Huns had no chance of winning this time.

Knowing this fact, Kulun, who was next to Suruki, asked General Left and said: "General, it is probably difficult for us to conquer Naturalization like this!"

Seeing Kulun's desire to speak but stop, Mu suddenly smiled and said, "You want to say, since you know that a small-scale attack does not work, why do you still have to launch an attack instead of taking down the naturalization in one go!"

Kulun did not express it, but he did not agree with Hur Mu's second half of the sentence, because he believed that even if he attacked with all his strength, it would be difficult to get the naturalization.

Suddenly, Mu said: "A few days ago, I sent all 10,000 cavalry forward to lead out the Wei cavalry that emerged from somewhere and then force him to fight to the death with our army!"

When he heard this, Kulun couldn't help but complain because he was sent out as bait once. Fortunately, there was no accident at that time.

Suddenly, the Mu continued: "It's a pity that they didn't come out, so I could only send people to attack the city... On the one hand, it was because siege was our duty, and on the other hand, the army of the Great Shanyu had already arrived under the Great Wall secretly. We must create momentum to paralyze the Wei army in the Great Wall!"

Now Kulun understood that today's siege was to create movement, after all, siege should look like a siege.

Suddenly Mu continued: "There is another thing, siege can not only consume the naturalized defenders' forces, but also wait for an opportunity to lead out the Wei cavalry..."

Kulun actually finds it difficult to agree with the first half of this sentence, because although the siege is consuming the Wei army's strength, it is consuming the Huns' strength.

Maybe in the eyes of these Huns, those vassal tribes are really alive, and among them... they may also include my Nanyu tribe!

Thinking of this, Kulun couldn't help feeling bitter, because the fall of the Xiyun tribe proved this point, and this Zuo General attributed all the responsibility to Zheyuda.

It can be imagined how punishment Zheyuda's family would be punished, losing their lives for the Huns... and in the end they would be punished.

Suddenly, Mu Ke didn't know what his subordinates were thinking. Seeing that the attack time was almost over today, he ordered the soldiers around him: "Send the order to retreat, the Wei cavalry may have really left!"

While Suddenly Mu made such a judgment, he had already made a decision in his heart, that was to officially start siege and naturalization, and of course, there would be no shortage of intermittent attacks.

With the sudden order from Mu, the Hun soldiers who attacked the naturalized Huns left in a panic. After all, no one wanted to die in this place.

The Wei soldiers on the top of the city naturally breathed a sigh of relief. The Huns' lifeless attack was not without any advantages, and they even hit the city wall just now.

The Wei army spent a lot of effort to drive these people down.

At this time, the naturalized defenders also officially realized that the good days had come to an end, and the days ahead were filled with swords and swords.

At the same time, shortly after the Huns retreated, Wei Wuji in the general's yamen also officially received a military newspaper, and Hun cavalry appeared on the Great Wall.

The military newspaper also pointed out that in order to Guihua City, we must stick to waiting for assistance. After the Lingbei camp defeated the Xiongnu partial army, we will immediately rush to Guihua.

After reading this military newspaper, Wei Wuji sneered at the corner of his mouth. Some people were really dead but didn't know it. They really naively thought that the main attack direction of the Huns was naturalization.

The hypocritical words of comfort in the military newspaper made Wei Wuji feel even more heartbroken. Since these people knew that they were the main attack direction of the Huns, they should rush to help as soon as possible.

But these people said that they would wait until they could repel the Huns' partial army before they would come to support themselves. This was simply unreasonable.

"Since you are unkind, don't blame me for being unrighteous!" Wei Wuji said in his heart.

He knew that this was not what Chen Wanyun meant. Chen Wanyun could not resist the pressure from the court and the aristocratic family.

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The defenders everywhere in the Great Wall looked relaxed. Who wouldn't know that the main attack direction of the Huns was naturalized, and the defenders in Zhongping Pass were naturally the same.

What's more, the detective cavalry has clearly sent back the message that a war has begun in Guihua City and that the war has remained unsuccessful for days.

It is said that several generals have made a conclusion that the Huns' partial army found outside the Great Wall, these people should have been here to prevent the Wei army from leaving the Great Wall to support naturalization.

So the Great Wall garrisons were even more at ease. Even if they wanted to go out to support, the cavalry would go out to support them. Their infantry just needed to guard the city gate.
Chapter completed!