Luo Zhaoyun used his ultimate skill, and with one move, he turned the horseback and clamped it just right. Unexpectedly, he killed Murong Bayue and killed the horse.

This warrior general who could at least be among the top three in the Tuyuhun army, and the royal tribe, was killed on the battlefield, killed and nailed to the ground. This scene shocked the Tuyuhun soldiers around him, and even changed their faces.

This is a king and prince in Tuyuhun who died on the frontier, which is definitely a major incident.

The Sui army had surrounded the thousands of Tuyuhun cavalry layer by layer, making the cavalry's advantage completely lost and could not be activated. If it was restricted, its combat effectiveness would be reduced by nearly half and it would be gradually swallowed up by the Sui army with more people.

Many knights were stabbed off the horse and then killed by random knives, stabbed to death by gunfire, almost one-sided situation.

The war lasted for another half an hour, and the battle had stopped. Except for hundreds of surrenders, hundreds of people broke through and fled, and the rest of the Tuyuhun soldiers were all killed, at least six or seven thousand.

In this battle, Luo Zhaoyun completely established his commander's power. The two thousand cavalry and ten thousand soldiers on the frontier, the surviving people, were already truly impressed by the young commander at this time.

Such a bloody battle was too exciting and passionate, which made these frontier men fight fiercely and get enough of it. They did not just defend themselves as usual, and did not dare to enter the territory of Tuyuhun to fight against the main entrance of the cavalry.

Although the Sui army also killed three or four thousand people, there were more than one thousand knights, and nearly three thousand hiking soldiers were injured and killed. Compared with the number of people killed by the enemy, it had a great advantage, which was considered a big victory.

Wars basically kill a thousand enemies and lose eight hundred of them, and it is impossible not to die.

"Count the number of people, pack up the corpse, cremate and bury it on the spot, gather the graves and set up the tombs for the dead robes!" Luo Zhaoyun roared, and soon, the soldiers cleared the battlefield, bandaged the wounded, took away the war horses, and sorted out the armor, weapons, silver and other clothes on the bodies.

After a few hours, the cleaning was completed and the three armies returned triumphantly. At this time, it was already dusk, with smoke from the desert and setting sun as blood.

Changsun Wuji was very excited and rode his horse to Luo Zhaoyun, saying that he had shot to death and injured seven or eight Tuyuhun soldiers this time, and also made contributions.

Luo Zhaoyun nodded and encouraged, "Yes, your first time on the battlefield, you didn't cry and you could still kill the enemy calmly. This is enough to prove that you are a little man. After three years of tempering on the frontier, and then returning to the capital, your courage, talent, and vision are not comparable to those young men in the court."

"Of course, if I have experienced the training of the army and the tempering of the military, and have both civil and military skills in the future, I will definitely become a capable minister of the Great Sui Dynasty, just like my father."

"Work hard, I will be optimistic about you for my brother. My future reputation will definitely be your father and leave a name in history!"

Changsun Wuji's face was flushed and a little excited. Although he was a little confident and proud, he also knew that his father Changsun Sheng was a capable man in the Great Sui Dynasty, and he held a high position. He also made great contributions to the diplomacy of the Great Sui Dynasty, leading the army to defeat the Turks, and alliance with the Western Regions. He was destined to leave a strong point in history.

He was proud of such a father. He said that it was just a goal, but he was unsure. He never thought that Luo Zhaoyun would be optimistic about him like this.

Hou Junji and others led their troops to resist a Tuyuhun cavalry, and the six of them were very brave and won the respect of the cavalry. They returned to the guards and reported to Luo Zhaoyun.

"Yes, you guys have shown their skills and made military achievements. From today on, you don't have to be a personal guard. Hou Junji is officially promoted to the lieutenant, and the other five people will all be promoted to centurion."

"Thank you for the promotion of General Luo!" Hou Junji, Chao Wei, Mei Changfeng and others did not expect that this opportunity was so good. They were promoted and valued in one battle. General Luo knew people and did not consider whether their background was noble, and treated equally, which made them grateful and admired.

"Just train in the army. This is the best place for men to grow up, with strong ambitions and pride!" Luo Zhaoyun smiled slightly.

"We will always follow General Luo. As long as Luo Zhaoyun leads troops, we will follow him wherever he goes!" Hou Junji and others expressed their opinions, thinking that only by following him would he be valued like this. Such a military use is like a god and can learn more.

Guo Xiaoke, Changsun and others looked at each other and laughed. Seeing Hou Junji and other people, they couldn't help but think that they had gone from suspicion to firmly believe in his military talent, which was very similar.

The news of victory had long been passed back to Xiongguan and Linqiang City, Liang Wenli, Zhang Jun and others brought their troops and some generals, and the commanders went out of the city to greet them.

When they heard it at the first time, they were stunned. Three or four thousand people were killed and four thousand, more than 7,000 Tuyuhun cavalry were killed and hundreds of people were captured. Such victory was rare.

"The last general welcomes General Luo to triumph!" These generals were convinced at this time, and they all put away their rebellious temperaments and truly surrendered.

Luo Zhaoyun did not make things difficult for these generals, nor did he take credit for himself, and laughed at them. Instead, he said calmly: "From tomorrow, whether it is the general who came here in the capital or the military generals on the frontier, this general will treat everyone equally, reward if he has any merits, punish if he has any mistakes, and speed up training, expand his strength, and beware of Tuyuhun's counterattack. At the same time, he will also prepare for military preparations for the dispatch of Tuyuhun next year!"

"I will obey the order!" At this moment, the generals of both sides felt a sense of unity and no longer mutually exclusive as before. This sense of belonging and coordination, united and united, was entirely due to Luo Zhaoyun's personal charm and his actual victory. (To be continued.)
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