Everything is limited, and as long as you reach that boundary, things will become different.

The lifespan of a person is limited, the service life of a horse's hooves is limited, and the defense of Shangyangguan is also limited.

These days, Huang Daxing and Du Ruoyan have been so motivating themselves, and today, they finally see the results.

With a dull loud noise, the southern gate of Shangyang Pass slowly opened.

The big-duan sergeant howled excitedly and rushed into the city that had tortured them for a long time.

Looking at the big military flag flying on the top of the city, Huang Daxing and Du Ruoyan looked at each other and their expressions finally became relaxed.

After relaxing, there was another fear. If Bei Yuan could really leave thousands more people here, they would use up all the soldiers in their hands, and perhaps they would not be able to open the two city gates.

Now, these more than 10,000 living lives have at least a perfect explanation.

The two of them gently clamped their horses' belly and led the army into the city.

The first question is, where did Wu Ti go?

When Du Ruoyan learned that Wu Ti had fled towards Xiongzhou with the remaining more than a hundred guards, he called a confidant and said in a deep voice: "Source three thousand cavalry, be sure to catch up with Wu Ti, live to see people, die to see corpses!"

The Sanqian Jingqi quickly rushed out of the north gate in a hurry, stirring up smoke and dust in the sky.

Huang Daxing narrowed his eyes and said, "If you can capture Wu Ti alive or kill Wu Ti, it will be comparable to taking down such a great achievement as Shangyang Pass!"

Du Ruoyan was silent for a while, then shook his head, "It's hard! Although the Xiongzhou garrison did not send troops to reinforce, he wouldn't let Wu Ti enter the city."

Huang Daxing looked at Du Ruoyan with a meaningful smile.

Under the city of Xiongzhou, Wu Ti looked at the guards on the city angrily, "Hagu! Do you dare to say it again!"

The previous Wang Erxiong who snatched Xue Zheng's body and took the opportunity to attack Shangyang Pass had already been promoted, otherwise he would have been on the rise and would have been on the verge of war in Shangyang Pass without sending troops to reinforce.

The man in charge of Xiongzhou, named Hagu, was timid and cunning by nature, but because he had clinged to Timda, he was able to soar in the army.

This Timda was one of the five great nobles who returned to Changsheng City that day, and the fat man who had had a conflict with the old prince and Gelen.

Because of this person's profit-oriented and selfishness, Wu Ti almost never gave him any good face.

On that day, the army passed by Xiongzhou City, and he planted such a nail for Wu Ti.

Ha Gu pretended to behave, "You said you are Lord Wu Ti. Wu Ti is the communist of the Xianbei Iron Cavalry, and there are only a few people around you? I think you are clearly a big-duan soldier and want to trick the city gate. I tell you, I am smart! Don't think about it!"

Although Wu Ti was extremely angry, he was not stupid. He instantly thought of who was interfering with it and shouted angrily: "Hagu, who gave you the courage!"

The title of the Communist Lord of the Xianbei Iron Cavalry is not a joke. Wu Ti roared, which scared Hagu. He looked vicious and said, "Shoot the arrow!"

It is better to be in charge of county officials. The defenders on the city naturally have to obey the orders of their superiors, but people have scales in their hearts, and the arrows shot out are soft and powerless.

But it was an arrow after all, it was an arrow from his own family.

Wu Ti was so angry that he roared to the sky, and a person behind him reminded: "Gongzhu, Shangyang Pass pursuers are here!"

Wu Ti looked back and saw a team of cavalry quickly rushing out of the city gate of Shangyang Pass.

"Hagu, if I don't die, I will kill your entire clan! Let's go!"

Wu Ti turned his horse's head and fled to the west in a panic.

Hagu stood on the top of the city with disdain on his face, "I don't take good care of a good big shot, I have to succeed. If you don't die, that's a strange thing!"

The sound of horse hooves behind him became louder and louder, and Wu Ti looked to the west, hoping for a miracle to happen.

On the day he decided to defend Shangyang Pass, he sent five personal guards to the northwest from five different routes, hoping to contact his own troops and ask them to send troops to support him.

But after so many days, I still haven't seen any soldiers coming.

At this moment, he fled to the west, and it was nothing more than a slight chance of catching up.

Yue Feng looked at the team of people getting closer and closer, and a scorching light burst out in his eyes.

His vision was firmly locked on the general at the forefront. He was the communist of the Xianbei cavalry in Beiyuan, the third giant in the Beiyuan military, and a walking title.

He believed that as long as he caught Wu Ti, even if he only took back one head, it would be enough to win the title he had always dreamed of, and perhaps he could be awarded a marquis in one fell swoop.

Calculating the distance, Yue Feng slowly raised his right hand, and everyone behind him immediately bent his bow and arrows. As Yue Feng's right hand hit, a rain of arrows quickly fell towards the figures on the horses ahead.

But those figures, who were obviously defeated soldiers, suddenly accelerated suddenly, leaving most of the arrows helplessly.

A few of them ran at the end and looked back contemptuously, and their eyes seemed to be saying, "Where are still far behind when it comes to riding and shooting!"

Yue Feng was not discouraged. After all, he was the co-lord of the Xianbei Iron Cavalry, so he never thought that he would take it easily.

His advantage is his strength, number of people, one person and two horses. The opponent cannot afford to spend it because the horse will be tired.

Sure enough, after several more rounds of riding and shooting, the opponent's speed finally slowed down and casualties began to appear.

Without Wu Ti's instructions, these personal guards he brought out, turned their horses in groups of three or two, and began to rush towards the pursuers, riding and shooting, killing one with enough capital, killing one more, and killing one more, the adults will have a greater chance of survival.

It is as resolute as a moth to a fire, and as miserable as hitting a stone with an egg.

They did have a lot of killings, and each of them could take away at least three or five lives of Daduan pursuers with outstanding courage, but compared with the total number of thousands, it was still too few.

Soon, a team of nearly a hundred people was left with only a few people.

Wu Ti looked behind him in despair. As long as he stopped, he would die, but his horse speed had already slowed down.

The last few guards also died generously, and beside him, there was only a rider without armor.

The rider glanced behind him and said, "Brother, take care of the next path."

Wu Te, who was already in tears, couldn't hold back any longer and two lines of tears rolled out from his eyes, "Brother Wu, you don't have to do this! They can't stop you, you can go by yourself!"

The rider shook his head and smiled, "If I could take you with me, I would have left long ago."

He turned his horse's head, faced the pursuer, and said in a deep voice: "Wu Ti, remember, I did this not because of your power, nor because you and I seem to have the same surname, but because I, Wu Chen, agree with what you did. If I can survive, I hope you will still do this."

"After all, this human world has a rare character!"

Wu Chen jumped up in the air, like a bird that flew into the forest, and his majestic true energy with his hands crashed towards the cavalry behind him, and smoke and dust filled the sky!

"Go!"

Hearing Wu Chen's angry shout, Wu Ti wiped his tears, took out a dagger from the side of his boots, and stabbed the horse's buttocks with his back hand. The horse suffered, and another force was generated, leaving the dust.

After running for a while and turning a intersection, Wu Ti could only hear a loud bang behind him. He gritted his teeth and ran towards the slightest possibility.

After fighting for several days, he fled tensely. Wu Die was already at the end of his strength. He could only lean on the horse's back and lower, trying not to let himself fall.

The sound of horse hooves approached again, and the horse under the seat finally couldn't hold on. The front hooves softened, and they knelt on the ground, foaming at the mouth, and seeing that they were no longer alive.

Wu Ti was thrown away from the saddle and smashed to the ground, falling to the ground with a dizzy and confused consciousness.

He heard the sound of hooves in his ears approaching. He wanted to take out the dagger and commit suicide, but found that the fall just now had already dropped the dagger close to him and I don't know where it fell.

I never thought that this was the ending of me, Wu Ti.

His eyelids fell heavily, and there seemed to be a burst of rapid footsteps in his ears.

"Common leader?" "Common leader! Common leader!"

Wu Ti's mouth bent a very small curve and then fainted.

Half a day later, Wu Ti slowly woke up on a gentle hillside.

Looking at the concerned faces around him, Wu Ti opened his chapped lips, "Water."

After taking the water bag and taking a few sips, he then adjusted his breathing evenly, sat up slowly, leaning against a bluestone, looking tired.

"Where are the pursuers?"

"We have all wiped out, this is the leader."

A man who looked like a general threw Yue Feng's head to the ground and kicked him casually.

Wu Ti glanced at it and said lightly: "Save it, that's a sacrifice."

He looked at the few people who wanted to speak but stopped, and laughed forcefully, "I have questions to ask, but I am the co-governor, so wait for me to ask first."

The others laughed, obviously not caring about it.

"Why are you here?"

Wu Ti spoke up and said this question with a little reproach.

If these people didn't come, it would be fine for Wu Ti, but since he came, he could ask why he came too late.

Wu Ti had his own grasp of the temperature.

Everyone began to explain in a verbal way, and Wu Ti slowly pieced together a rough idea.

When Emperor Yuan was defeated in Zhulu Town, the news of the army turning around came, and a debate broke out between the army that was already close to Tongtian Pass.

The eldest prince who led the army meant to take advantage of the situation and go straight to Tongtian Pass. If he could conquer, he could turn the situation around and achieve unparalleled achievements.

But the Xianbei Iron Cavalry is not stupid either. If your eldest prince wants to make your contribution, will we take our lives as our lives?

Xianbei cavalry is accustomed to field battles, and there are no ways to deal with the strong city like Tongtian Pass that is heavily guarded by heavy troops.

So the leaders of the Xianbei Iron Cavalry opposed it.

The eldest prince had no choice but to agree to withdraw his troops.

But this withdrawal was not so easy to withdraw. In the northwest, although the King of Jin carried the bed and ran away early, and the Daduan court did not send a single soldier, many rebels gathered for no reason.
To be continued...