The cold wind rustled and the dead leaves rolled up, and the Mongolian army slowly moved forward on the newly opened mountain road. The road that the Mongols urgently opened was only five feet wide, and it passed a broken landslide. This half-mile long dangerous road only allowed one person to walk sideways. More than 10,000 Mongolian cavalry were forced to become infantry, and they did not even dare to bring too much extra baggage, for fear that they would fall into the abyss by accident.

The Mongolian Wanhu Wuenqi was very excited when he received the construction of the Johor Bahru Road, and it took only two hours to fall into a low mood. When he spent two hours to reach the most steepest Banli Mountain Road, his heart felt cold. He witnessed with his own eyes the scene of the Mongolian soldiers marching on the mountain road, because the road was slippery and rolling down to the bottom of the valley. If he accidentally or fails to step on it, a stream of rolling smoke and dust will form on the steep hillside. The screams of the falling Mongolian soldiers did not change his fate of death at all. The hundreds of corpses scattered in the valley meant that more Mongolian soldiers were about to accompany them.

For this reason, Wanhu Wuenqi ordered that all soldiers should not exceed fifteen arrows except for the swords, bows and arrows on their bodies, and dry food would only be used for five days. Even so, this murderous mountain road still swallowed up the lives of 300 Mongolians. When Wuenqi walked through this mountain road in fear, he wore leather boots awarded by Lin Danhan. This gift from the grassland jackal wolves with anti-slip function made Wuenqi constantly sigh at the wisdom of the grassland jackal. The last time the Mongolian ambushed the scouts of the Blade Army on Kent Mountain, and killed the Blade Army, the first item that the Mongolian soldiers fought for was the Blade Army's leather boots, which were far more practical than the Mongols' leather boots.

Once the muskets in the hands of the scouts of the Pou Nu Army are gone, they become useless fire sticks, and even if they are loaded with *, they cannot be beaten. The Mongols generally dare not wear the armor of the Pou Nu Army. If they fight against the Pou Nu Army, the Mongolian warriors wearing the armor of the Pou Nu Army will definitely become the first choice for the Pou Nu Army to revenge. Therefore, the Mongolian warriors are only far away in Helin City and the direct lineage of Lin Danhan dare to use the spoils of the Pou Nu Army.

When Wanhu Wuenqi of Mongolia arrived at the front line, he discussed with Wanhu Temuyi to attack the Ponu Army's position. Wuenqi also knew that the Mongols took a lot of time to open the road, and the Ponu Army's position on the opposite side had been reinforced. The only thing that made Wuenqi feel good was that Erke Kongguoer Ezhe's main business on the east side of the mountain road was half controlled by the Mongols. The reason why it was called half was that the crossbows and the Ponu Army's muskets on Xiaoheishan could effectively strike the mountain road, and the Mongols did not dare to break through the mountain road. However, the Ponu Army transported materials to Xiaoheishan by the two sides of Mongolian bows and arrows, and could not cross the mountain road for supply.

This kind of chaos in which you have me and I have you is what Zhang Ping'an, the commander of the Po Slave Army, hopes to see. The Po Slave Army is on guard everywhere, and the army is split too scattered, forcing him to use the least force to complete the seemingly impossible plan of dividing the Mongolian main camp and capturing the Mongolian chief Erke Kongguoer Ezhe. Zhang Ping'an also knew that the key to the success of this battle was whether the personal guard camp led by Hao Yidao could withstand the three axes of the Mongols' attack. As long as Hao Yidao could withstand five Mongol attacks, the rest would depend on whether Fu Ruige could quietly eliminate the garrisoned Mongolian sentinels after climbing.

The first to take action on this battlefield was Liu Qingshan tribe. They established artillery positions at the foot of the mountain and bombarded Erke Kongguoer Ezhe's main business with the Slave-Breaking Army crossbows. Due to the terrain restrictions, the Liu Qingshan position fired only to bombard the southwest corner of the Mongolian main business, but caused panic in the entire military camp. More than 30 * hit the Mongolian military tent and ignited the wood for making fire. The fire timber immediately ignited the tent. The Mongolian soldiers who were avoiding shrapnel fled everywhere without anyone to put out the fire. The small fire spread rapidly.

When the Posou Army fired, Erke Kongguoer Ezhe was observing the upcoming attack of the Mongolian army at the foot of the mountain on the southern guardrail. Unexpectedly, the fire in the backyard made him confused, so he hurriedly asked someone to put out the fire. The command of the main general in a panic also made the people below uneasy. They used branches, sand and even drinking water to put out the fire. In fact, the fire was not too big, only more than 30 camps were ignited, but the Mongolian soldiers felt that they had to use water to put out the fire. But they forgot that their camps were built on the hillside and stored too much water. This fire was reduced by half the amount of water for ten days.

The Ponu Army at the foot of the mountain stopped shelling when he saw the main camp of Mongolia. They brought not many shells this time, and the Ponu Army was reluctant to use precious shells to help the Mongols put out the fire. Looking at the flames gradually extinguished in the camp, Erke Kongguoer Ezhe was relieved a lot of nervousness. When he was about to praise the soldiers who used water to extinguish the remaining fire, he suddenly felt his scalp tight. Only then did he think about whether there was enough water to drink. The Mongolians were not like the Han people, a nation that was good at defending. They had special books to explain various issues in defense, so that Mongolia could defend the city or guard the dangerous situation, and common sense problems would inevitably arise.

For the failure cases of defense in the land without water, Ma Su's failure to guard Jieting during the Three Kingdoms period is ironclad evidence. If it were a Han Chinese who had read military books, such stupid things as storing water to put out fires would not have happened at all. After encountering this difficult problem, Elkkongguoer Ezhe was on the verge of violence. At this time, he ordered people to send messages at all costs to tell Wanhu Wuenqi the difficulties encountered by the main business. The reason why he did not go to find Wanhu Temuyi was that Elkkongguoer Ezhe saw through the Temuyi's intention to preserve the strength of his troops.

Wanhu Wuen was as famous as his name, and was loyal to Lin Dankhan and his prince. He immediately came to rescue him with all his might when he saw that the Lord was in danger. Wanhu Temuyi was defeated. He had so many troops under him, but he only brought this little man to make an offensive posture but did not move. This time Erke Kongguoer Ezhe sent 300 people to send a message east to ask Wanhu Wuenqi to take charge of the command of the rescue battle.

The main Mongolian camp first sent five hundred archers to put them down from the wall of the village with ropes. They all knew that the Pou Nu Army's crossbow cannon aimed at the gate of the military camp, and breaking through from here was to die. Sure enough, the Pou Nu Army's artillery team did not expect that the Mongolians would come up with this way to get out of the camp. Before they could react, the Mongolian archers marched eastward in a scattered formation. Then three hundred Mongolian soldiers came down from the wall, and they ran directly eastward as soon as they got off the wall.

The artillery team on the Little Heishan Mountain of the Po Nu Army was not polite this time. They used * to block the eastern mountain road. The Li Nu Army artillery team used batch and layered firing tactics to block the 300-man team. Three rounds of crossbow gun shooting completely dispersed the 300-man team. Two hundred private guard camp musket warriors rushed out of the Li Nu Mountain, and conducted targeted precise shooting on the Mongolians who dared to escape. As the Mongolian archers who covered the three hundred breakout teams, they also fired archers at the Po Nu Army musket soldiers at this time, disrupting the Po Nu Army's encirclement and suppression of the breakout troops.

As the commander-in-chief on Xiaohei Mountain, the number of encirclement and suppression troops sent by Hao Yidao was still a little small, so that more than 100 remaining Mongolian soldiers fled eastwards. They were bombarded by shells from Xiaohei Mountain on the road again, and shrapnel scattered them to pieces, but they could not stop their desire to escape from danger. During the escape, the Mongolians seemed to be protecting a yellow cloth bag. As long as the Mongolian soldiers fell to the ground with this package, the subsequent Mongolian soldiers grabbed the bag and continued to run eastward. This yellow bag protected by the lives of Mongolian soldiers rushed out of the hell of artillery fire under the escort of two Mongolian wounded soldiers, and the package in their hands also turned into a bloody red.

Five hundred Mongolian archers, seeing that their goal had been achieved, turned around and shot arrows behind them while retreating. The musket gun soldiers of the Pou Nu Army who were in the blocking attempt to see that the target had escaped, vented their anger on these annoying archers. If it weren't for the trouble of these flies, how could there be a fish that escaped? Two hundred musket gun soldiers fought against five hundred Mongolian archers, but they beat the Mongolian archers without any ability to fight back. The Pou Nu Army used the wheel shooting technique, leaving the corpses of the Mongolian archers on the battlefield layer by layer.

Seeing that something was wrong, the Mongolian archers abandoned the weapons in their hands and shouted and fled back. At this time, the Pou Nu Army's crossbows also stopped the artillery. The Mongols were not enough to block the teeth of the musket soldiers, so they just watched the fun. In the end, there were only more than one hundred Mongolians who could escape back to their main camp. Seeing this situation, Erke Kongguoer Ezhe was a little uneasy. There were only five thousand soldiers in his main camp, and now more than six hundred were killed. How could the battle be fought later? So he warned the top of the mountain to more than one hundred soldiers on the cliff to the north, and pulled back 70 people to the camp to supplement the damage.

Fu Ruige, the Qianzong of the Pou Slave Army, who had been observing the enemy situation in the north, was overjoyed when he saw that there were suddenly fewer sentries on the top of the main mountain in Mongolia. He quickly sent someone to report to Liu Qingshan and asked for a fight. However, he was scolded by Liu Qingshan. Liu Qingshan's reply to him was to obey orders at any time and not to attack without orders. Liu Qingshan also knew that this was an opportunity, but compared with the overall situation, this opportunity could be given up.

In Liu Qingshan's view, before the main force of the Mongolian army was severely damaged, the sneak attack on the main Mongolian camp would be frantically counterattacked by the main Mongolian troops. If the personal guard camp consumed some of the Mongolian soldiers and damaged the morale of the Mongolian army, even if the Posou Army captured the main Mongolian camp and captured the head general of the Mongolian army, the Mongolian army in other Mongolian camps would not fight to the death. It was precisely because of the considerations of multiple factors that Liu Qingshan decided to use static and observe the development of the battle situation before making the final decision.
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