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Wusun and Yuezhi are blood feuds. They have fought each other for many years. Liejiaomi has fought with Aliusu many times. The two of them are like wolves on the grassland, spying on each other at any time.∈♀, Liejiaomi believes that Aliusu will not let go of such a good opportunity, and dare not have any luck.

Seeing the Yuezhi people rushing down from the hillside, he immediately issued a counterattack order.

The Wusun people, who were originally like a long snake, immediately took action when they heard the sound of horns. Thirty or fifty people gathered together to form an independent small array. Several camels lie side by side on the ground, and soldiers holding spears squat behind the camels and raised their spears obliquely. Other soldiers held bows and arrows and swords, waiting for the formation. Several knights lined up dozens of steps behind the camel array to prepare for counter-charge.

When Aliusu saw the formation of the Wusun people, he was very surprised. The Wusun people, like the Yuezhi people, are ethnic groups on horseback, and their combat methods are similar, and they are mainly riding and shooting. When did the Wusun people learn this formation?

A Liusu felt a sense of uneasiness in his heart, but the order was already given. With an anxious attitude, he could not take back the order, so he could only muster up the courage and accelerate down the hillside.

The Yuezhi people roared like an avalanche, and with the speed of the horse and the slope, they shot out a rain of arrows.

The Wusun people hid in the camel formation, raising leather or wooden shields to protect their vital points. The archers even fought back against the rain of the Yuezhi people. The arrows of the two sides were sprinting, and people kept hitting arrows.

"Boom!" The Yuezhi people bumped into the Wusun people's camel formation. The war horse was pierced by a spear. The knight on the horse's back flew up and fell to the ground. The Wusun people behind the camel formation immediately rushed over, stabbed with a spear, slashed with a knife, and shot with an arrow, and killed them.

More Yuezhi people rushed to the front of the formation, and they shot out sharp arrows and slashed with the sword in their hands, trying to tear open the Wusun people's camel formation.

The two sides fought together, screaming and blood splattering.

Liejiaomi kept giving orders to gather his guard camp to protect the big cart in which Arikan was sitting. He sat upright on the horse's back, his keen eyes kept scanning the battlefield, capturing the loopholes of the Yuezhi people.

More and more Yuezhi people rushed down the hillside, flooding the Wusun people's camel formation like a tide. The Wusun people were like an isolated island in the waves, fighting hard and fighting fiercely. The Yuezhi people used their speed to continuously impact the Wusun people's camel formation.

Aliusu took the lead, holding a horn bow, and shot several Wusun generals one after another. He rushed left and right on the battlefield surrounded by more than a dozen warriors. After seeing the lethality of the spears of the Wusun people, he ordered the use of the golf tactics. He avoided the front of the camel formation, flew past the camel formation, shot an arrow into the formation, and then rushed towards the knight behind the camel formation.

Under the impact of the Yuezhi people, one camel formation after another was broken, and the soldiers in the camel formation were ruthlessly killed by the Yuezhi people.

Hun Jiaomi felt heartbroken. These soldiers were all the elites he had accumulated over the years. Whether it was courage or loyalty, they were his most precious wealth, but now they were killed by the Yuezhi people like pigs and dogs.

However, he could only endure it. Only in this way could he have the opportunity to adjust his formation and prepare to fight back, rather than being defeated by the Yuezhi people in one fell swoop.

This is the tactic he learned from Greek infantry.

When Aliusu saw the gradually formed Wusun cavalry, his uneasiness became even stronger.

Just as he was hesitating, Lie Jiaomi sounded the horn of counterattack. Teams of Wusun cavalry began to accelerate, rushing along the side of the valley, ruthlessly attacking the Yuezhi people entangled with the camel formation. They shot arrows and slashed with swords, killing the Yuezhi people who had lost their speed in front of the formation.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Aliusu had the possibility of being surrounded by the Wusun people, so he immediately sounded the trumpet and ordered to retreat. Hearing the order to retreat, the Yuezhi people abandoned their opponents and rushed back to the hillside to seize the favorable terrain.

Liejiaomi ordered a ban on chasing, but only drove away the Yuezhi people, then gathered the scattered camel arrays together, re-arranged them, and confronted the Yuezhi people.

The battle began suddenly and ended very quickly. In just half an hour, both sides broke off from contact.

The corpses were crisscrossed in the valley, and the ground was covered with blood. The Wusun people suffered a lot of losses. The Yuezhi people broke through nearly a hundred camel formations and killed two or three thousand people, but the price they paid was very limited.

Aliusu was not satisfied at all. After working hard for so long, he only achieved such a small amount of results, which was too far from his expectations. However, he also knew that Lie Jiaomi was fully prepared and had the advantage of military strength. If he continued to get involved, it would be detrimental to him.

Aliusu led his subordinates, with indescribable regrets, disappeared into the mountains and forests, and patiently waited for the fighter plane.

Liang Xiao and others followed the Huns and kept chasing them.

The Huns had no intention of fighting and were determined to retreat. In order to speed up, they even threw down Dayuan infantry captives. They did not kill these people, of course, not because of kindness, but because of hope that these captives could hold Liang Xiao's pace, consume their food and grass, and at the same time reduce their consumption.

Their goal was achieved. After receiving these prisoners, Liang Xiao and his party had to stop and send someone back to Suye City to ask for food and grass again.

The Huns took the opportunity to flee far away. When Liang Xiao and others received the reissue of food and grass, they set off again. When they arrived at the mountain pass, the Huns had no trace of it.

Liang Xiao and Ashana set up camp at the old camp of Meicai and sent people to invite Meicai back. In addition to the prisoners who returned one after another and the defeated soldiers, Meicai once again owned five thousand infantry and cavalry. Although it was still a bit miserable, it was much better than the defeat of the entire army.

Mei Cai was very grateful and repeatedly promised to thank him again and again after returning to Guishan City.

Liang Xiao comforted him kindly.

Half a month later, just as Liang Xiao and others were about to pass through the mountain pass and wait for the rabbit, a heavy snow covered the earth, and overnight it turned the mountain into a snow-capped mountain. When they woke up in the early morning and saw the mountains covered with silver, Liang Xiao couldn't help laughing.

"Wu Dan, you're dead."

Ashana and Meicai were also very happy and celebrated each other. After such heavy snow, even if the Huns did not die, they would have only half their lives left. The ambush plan they had originally prepared was not needed. They just waited for the snow to send people to the north entrance to pick up the heads and cut their ears, and then they could report the victory to Guishan City.

The mountains are covered with heavy snow, and there is nothing to do. Liang Xiao, Meicai, Ashana, and Batu gather together every day to drink, talk, exchange feelings, and have a happy life.

The heavy snow covered the withered grass, the grassland was covered with white and nothing was left. Even the birds were frozen with their wings and could only curl up in their nests, waiting for the warmth of the sun.

The Huns traveled hard in the snow. They had long lost the arrogance they had when they came. At present, they had no food and grass, and were exhausted both physically and mentally. They were just supported by the belief of going home, moving their legs mechanically and moving towards the direction of their homes.

Wu Dan sat in a carriage with a thick fur coat on her body, her face was haggard and her eyes were dull.

He had been defeated by a series of blows. Lao Wang was killed, and his most threatening younger brother Gulu Hu was killed. The throne that was originally in danger suddenly came to him. He originally thought it was a gift from God, and once regarded Liang Xiao as his benefactor. But now it seems that he misunderstood the will of God. Liang Xiao is not only not his benefactor, but also his biggest enemy.

The expedition to Suye City was fruitless and was shot by Liang Xiao. He is now not even a normal man. Can he still maintain the throne?

Although the snow was everywhere and the world was full of dazzling whiteness, Wu Dan felt that there was darkness in front of her and she could not see any hope.

His injuries have actually healed and he has no obstacles in his actions, but he just doesn't think about it. He doesn't know how to face his subordinates or how to face the future.

He would rather die like this.

The wizard appeared next to Wu Dan in her iconic feather suit. She stretched out her hand, touched Wu Dan's forehead, and pondered for a moment: "Don't you still want to get up?"

Wu Dan didn't say anything and retracted his head into the fur coat.

"You must believe in the gods." The wizard took back his hand and sighed softly. "All this is nothing more than the punishment from the gods. As long as you can repent and serve the gods sincerely, the gods will definitely bless you."

Wu Dan slowly poked his head out and looked at the wizard's old face. "Can the gods make me become a real man again?"

"What is a real man?" asked the wizard, "Do you conquer the entire grassland or countless women?"

Wu Danyu choked, and didn't know how to answer for a while.

"Conquering the horses is to own the grasslands, conquering women is to own children. Now that you have four sons, what else do you need women to do and have more children? If so, what is the difference between you and a beast?"

Wu Dan's eyes flashed, and she became more angry.

"There is a better place to be more than the happiness of the world." The wizard recited a few spells and said, "There is a blessing for the Han people to lose their horses. Your injury this time may be the opportunity for you to abandon the happiness of the world. Why should you be addicted to the past? You should stand up again, and your strength proves that you are the real King of Hunxie."

"other people……"

"Whoever refuses to accept it, destroy him, and the rest will obey."

"Can I still do it?"

"You can do what Liang Xiao can do, you can definitely do it." The wizard said: "When Liang Xiao pulls out the human bow, you have to pull out the earth bow and the sky bow."

Wu Dan raised his head in surprise. "Can I pull the sky bow and the earth bow?"

"The bow is made for being pulled open. There is no bow in the world that cannot be pulled. The only difference is whether you are willing to work hard for it, or even give up some ordinary people's joy."

Wu Dan took a deep breath. The cold air penetrated into his body, causing him to shivering, but his originally drowsy head suddenly became much clearer.

"I...really OK?"

"You can doubt yourself, but you cannot doubt the gods." The wizard lowered his face. "Get up, the warriors of the Hun Xiongxie tribe wait for their king to lead them home, and the gods are waiting for their devout servants to serve."

Wu Dan lifted up his fur coat and sat up, with a strange look in his eyes.-

(To be continued...)
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