Before he finished speaking, a young man stood up and drew his sword and sneered. "Little master, if you fight alone, you will fight alone. Are you afraid of you? Look at your greasy and pink face, can you hold the sword firmly? If you are injured later, don't cry and look for your mother."

The boys around him burst into laughter, but the boys from the Northwest Gang were excited and stood up one after another.

"A bunch of poor people, is your thing worthy of being called a sword? Do you want me to lend you a lever?"

"A bitch without a tutor, you dare to be offended. I don't teach you a lesson today."

Before Liang Xiao could react, a sudden armed fight broke out, and the boys of the Northwest Gang fought with the Southwest Gang. Some were quite restrained, but they rolled up their arms and sleeves, and some were fierce. They drew out swords and swords. Some even took out crossbows, set up formations, and covered each other, attacking and defending, and being serious.

I have to say that the people in the Han Dynasty were strong, and even half of the young men who were hanging on the streets had a rough understanding of the formation. When the number of people was large, they unconsciously formed a formation and fought. No one remembered the one-on-one fight.

This is all due to the military service system and loose military bans in the Han Dynasty.

The Han Dynasty implemented full recruitment. A man, Fu Ji, was 20 years old and started serving in the military at the age of 23. He trained in the local area for one year, went to the capital or border garrison for one year, and then changed to a reserve service. He was always in charge of the dispatch, organized by the town pavilion, and trained during the slack farming period. The government also gathered the soldiers in service every year to conduct a city test to test the training results of the year.

There are two main contents of training: one is personal combat skills, mastering common weapons such as swords, halberds, bows and shields, and the other is proficiency in formation and cooperation with each other. Frequent training, fist is always in hand, and once something happens, you can organize it immediately and enter the battle.

On the other hand, the Han Dynasty carried weapons relatively loosely. Ordinary swords were naturally no problem, and even powerful crossbows were carried with them. Although the court repeatedly banned them, the people kept them. Liang Xiao himself had a small crossbow that he carried with him every day, and no one wanted to confiscate them.

Although these teenagers have not yet undergone formal training, they are not unfamiliar with them by their daily lives. They suddenly started fighting and organized in a solid manner and not inferior at all.

In comparison, the Northwest Gang is stronger. First, because these young men are from a better family and have strong bodies. Second, there are many rangers and outlaws who have escaped from all over the world. They can learn some real killing skills. Compared with the Southwest Gang, which only knows ordinary martial arts, they have obvious advantages.

This is also the reason why the Northwest Gang has always looked down on others.

Shortly after the battle began, the Southwest Gang could not hold on anymore, the formation was disrupted, and he ran around. The Northwest Gang refused to give up, dispersed the formation, and chased the mountains. For a moment, Jinkui Mountain was extremely lively, and even Tu Niuer could not help but join the battle circle, grabbed the most ferocious young man in the brocade, pressed him to the ground and beat him hard. Then he was grabbed by several young men in brocade, punched and kicked him, and was beaten to tears.

The scene was very lively and very hot. Although there were not many people, the momentum was not weak at all.

Zhongliqi sat in the distance, very calm. He watched too many such scenes and was used to it. He only cared about Liang Xiao and Tu Niuer. Liang Xiao sat on the tree, and there was no danger. Although Tu Niuer shouted loudly, he relied on the brute force to break through the siege. Zhongliqi was able to sit aside and watch the show leisurely.

There were a few people who were as leisurely as Zhongli period. Five strong young men hugged a young man in brocade clothes, occupying a high ground, watching with relish. The boy was about fifteen or sixty years old, but he wore a crown, with beautiful eyebrows and bright eyes. He held his arms and stared at the scene of fierce fighting, and said something to the young men around him from time to time.

Liang Xiao sat on the tree, very lonely and depressed.

I am the protagonist of you guys who are stealing the show. This is a plan that I have put in a lot of effort. How did it become your stage? The spectator is the spectator. Can you have some professional ethics?

As depressed as Liang Xiao, he was also unreasonable.

In Hu Lai's plan, this was originally a private matter, and he did not intend to make a big fuss. The appointment was at the hour of You, and he planned to leave the city after sunset. At this time, the city gate was closed. He knew the guards guarding the west gate, and the time to return to the city was not limited, but others could not do it. In order not to be locked outside the city, they would rush back as soon as possible, and no one would notice him.

However, his wishful thinking failed. I don’t know who let the news out. In less than half a day, almost all the young men in the city knew that he was going to fight Liang Xiao alone, and the location was in Jinkui Mountain.

Hu Lai didn't want to pay attention to them at first, but later people kept rushing to Jinkui Mountain, and he couldn't hold back.

If he doesn't go, wouldn't it make people misunderstand that he was timid and escaped at the last minute?

Hu Lai couldn't afford to lose this person, so he rushed to Jinkui Mountain. When he arrived at Jinkui Mountain, he was even more annoyed when he saw the young man chasing him all over the mountain. How could there be so many people? Why did these people fight? Are you mistaken? Is it because I and Liang Xiao duel, or are you fighting together?

Like Liang Xiao, Hu Lai feels like he is being stolen from the show.

"Stop it all!" Hu Lai yelled, and his face turned red because of the force.

The young men who were fighting lively heard the roar and stopped at the same time. When they saw that the main person was on stage, they knew that the main show was about to begin. They looked at each other with dissatisfaction, shouted at each other to fight again later, and gathered together in groups of three or five to watch the show.

Hu Lai was very satisfied. He glanced at Liang Xiao who was sitting on the tree and frowned slightly. "Come down, do you want to be a monkey just by growing a pair of ape arms?"

Liang Xiao was unmoved. He stood the highest and saw the most clearly. Just as Hu Lai went up the mountain, Zhongliqi also came and sat in the position where Tu Niuer ambushed him that day, only thirty steps away from the battlefield, and he could rescue at any time.

Liang Xiao was very calm. With this master watching the enemy formation next to him, Hu Lai had no chance to get angry. However, he also noticed the followers around Hu Lai. These people were all agile and fierce in their expressions, and they were not good people at first glance.

What made Liang Xiao most uneasy was a young man who looked in his early twenties and under thirty years old. He didn't speak much, his expression was cold, but his eyes were sharp. Among Hu Lai's entourage, he was carrying a bow and a sword, but he only brought a bow and arrow and had no other weapons.

It is obvious that he is quite confident in his shooting skills, so he dares not bring self-defense weapons such as swords.

Liang Xiao was secretly alert, but his face remained silent. He heard Hu Lai's greeting and laughed: "Hu Lai, you mentioned the duel, and you chose the time and place. I came as an appointment, but you came late. Isn't it a bit rude?"

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