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The Wei cavalry began to move forward, which was the order given by Zhang Xian.

The scout came to report that there was already movement in the Huns ahead, and the three Xiongnu cavalry of ten thousand cavalry in the headquarters had already assembled, although it was possible to be dispatched.

Therefore, Zhang Xian ordered his men to start moving, in order to force the Hun cavalry to fight as soon as possible.

The Wei army has moved, can the Huns still sit as peacefully as a mountain? Unless they are willing to be innately at a disadvantage.

According to the latest report, the distance between the Wei army and the Huns was only fifteen miles, which was actually very close to the cavalry.

But it is not time to charge yet. After all, for heavy cavalry, sufficient physical strength is a powerful guarantee of combat effectiveness. You cannot waste your worship on the sprint at this time.

At this time, four thousand heavy cavalrymen lined up to form an iron wall and followed by six thousand iron armored light cavalry two miles behind them. They were responsible for supporting and breaking the pursuit behind enemy lines.

If there was someone who discussed it with Zhang Xian when he went to the war before, but now he has been raised to a higher level, the army, who was originally a partner, was temporarily appointed as the commander, so he could only think about the problem alone.

Others such as Hu Hansan and others, Zhang Xian thought he could not discuss anything with them. These people are now just fierce generals who charge in battle.

Time passes minute by minute, and from the messages sent back and forth by the scouts, it can also be concluded that the distance between the two armies is getting closer and closer.

Twelve miles...ten miles...eight miles...five miles...

When we reached Wuli, the distance was already very close, and even Zhang Xian could see the smoke and dust stirred up by the Huns' march in the distance.

"Send the order, prepare to charge..." Zhang Xian made a quick decision and said to the commander waiting around him.

Immediately, the messenger took out his own flag and conveyed orders to the army ahead according to the rules of the flag language.

The so-called preparation for charge is actually to let the army start to run. After all, the speed of cavalry charge cannot be increased in an instant.

This also means that the war between the two armies will start within a few minutes, and Zhang Xian was still a little nervous after the order was given.

This is not only his war, but also the result of the Central Army War in the entire Yanbei land.

It can be said that Zhang Xian was a point at this time, a point where all the Yanshan army surrounded.

"Young Master, are you putting me on the fire and roasting me!" Zhang Xian said to himself.

He was a mere lieutenant, and there were so many generals and deputy generals in Yanshan, so it was not his turn to command this battle.

Now that the war is about to begin, Zhang Xian really feels like he is being forced to the edge of the cliff and has no way out.

No longer die in silence, he will burst out in silence... and Zhang Xian's choice will be more radical and he will become crazy.

At this time, the two armies were less than three miles away, and those with good eyes could even see the flags of the Huns in the distance.

The whistling sound of the strong wind at this time was also overwhelmed by the rumbling sound of horse hooves on the ground, and a war was about to begin.

When the time came, Zhang Xian drew out his sword, pointed forward and shouted loudly, "Send the order, attack!"

The order was quickly passed, and the heavy cavalry whose speed had been raised in front was now out of his hands like a tense bowstring.

Suddenly, the sound of horse hooves on the entire field was as loud as thunder.

This place was originally a time when farmers were farming, but at this time it turned into a battlefield where people could kill blood, and the blood would dye the earth red.

On the other hand, when the Wei army accelerated and the distance between the two was less than two miles, the next actions of the Hun cavalry shocked the Wei soldiers.

At this time, the Hun cavalry, who should have accelerated the charge, turned their horses and fled directly!

The Wei army was as powerful as thunder. Although it had the power of thunder, it was also the cavalry of the Xiongnu headquarters on the opposite side! How could they escape without fighting during this decisive battle?

When Zhang Xian received this news, his first reaction was that the Huns had a fraud, and there must be conspiracy in it.

But now the army has rushed out, and there is no turning back. What Zhang Xian can do at this time is to quickly press the two commanders who are auxiliary troops up to prevent accidents.

At the same time, Zhang Xian immediately sent someone to send a message to the rear guard's account. Wei Wuji must be informed about this matter immediately, and at the same time make a decision.

What Zhang Xian didn't know was that at this time, Hu Qian, Yuan Ming and others, who were originally side teachers, were under pressure beyond expectations.

The situation of the war sometimes changes like this. No matter how careful your previous plan is, no matter how you use both conspiracy and conspiracy, some unexpected situations may occur, which will change the direction of the situation.

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Unlike the panic of the Wei army, in a town not far from Beiping Pass, the atmosphere of the entire Xiongnu royal court was much easier.

Although the war still felt a little nervous, compared with the Wei army's generals and officials off guard, the situation of the war was as expected by the Huns, so they still felt like they were holding the wise beads.

Most of the Hun nobles brought their troops out, and those who stayed in the royal court were the subordinates who were crippled and could not face the ten thousand cavalry commanders who were facing the Wei army head-on. At this time, they took on the role of guarding the royal court.

"In the words of the people of the Central Plains, should we draw tigers away from the mountain or attack the west?" At this time, a ten thousand cavalry leader said to his colleague with a smile.

Although the atmosphere here is relatively relaxed, not everyone can laugh. For example, the person who answered at this moment was as deep as a water: "Although that subordinate of Wu Yangjun is powerful, as long as we don't fight him head-on, they will not be afraid!"

Obviously, in the battle a month ago, the Iron Armored Army left a deep impression on these Xiongnu ten thousand cavalry captains.

So much so that the Huns have developed to this day, and that is, they must not fight this army.

Therefore, their strategic idea this time was to pretend to fight and avoid the Wei army's iron army, and put the actual offensive point on the two partial divisions of the Wei army.

For the Huns, although the Iron Armored Army was very powerful, the number was too small after all.

As long as the other troops of the Lingbei Camp were completely defeated, even if Wei Wuji had this ten thousand iron army, he would not be able to get the Huns' cavalry.

But at this time, the 10,000 cavalry leader behind continued: "But if you use a total of three 10,000 cavalry to feint the Wei army, the other two armies were slightly weakened!"

This is true. This time the Huns used the army as a feint attack, and these three ten thousand cavalry could not be quickly entered into the war.

There were only so many cavalry in the Huns. These three ten thousand cavalry and the Wei army were in circles, which in a sense was also a waste of troops.

Although the other two Huns armies had a slight advantage against the Wei army's partial division, the advantage was not that big after all, and the final outcome was actually hard to say.

But if three thousand cavalry attacks are not required, it will be difficult to deceive the Wei army opposite.

After all, three ten thousand cavalrymen were only more than 10,000, and it was difficult for Wei Wuji to believe that the main attack direction of the Huns was in the Central Military Office.
Chapter completed!