Chapter 60 Like lightning and thunder

These Hussars were different from Norman's heavy knights when charging. They did not shout great empires and wise monarchs to inspire their piety and glory. They roared, roared like wolves, roared like hyenas, roared like jackals, roared like all large canines, roared like crazy.

It is a primitive and wild cry that sounds like a primitive and wilderness. It seems to be the joy of hunting - no, if it is a normal group of beasts, it will not be joyful of hunting, such action of obtaining food and continuing life - what they are happy about is the acquisition of life, killing and plundering. This is not a group of beasts in the usual sense, and normal groups of beasts will not make such sounds. If you have to make a metaphor, you can add an attribution, crazy.

The beast group will not go crazy, but only humans will go crazy. Or a group of crazy beasts, or a group of mad dogs, a group of mad dogs raised by Egil Scadragrimson, which can eat all the humans and even their bones, shouted and charged towards the Mongols!

With such a desperate and violent aura, the Mongolian Light Cavalry was stunned at the time - they were not the elite Mongolian heavy cavalry in double armor. They could also launch a counterattack under such circumstances - although they were more than the Normans, the Norman quasi-lancers tore through their two wings, pierced their bodies with their rifles, and plundered their lives effortlessly. Under such a blow, the morale of the Mongolian Light Cavalry was severely weakened. The riders who grew up on the free grassland could not understand why the movements of these hundreds or thousands of people were as uniform as one person.

An extremely successful charge took away the lives of hundreds of Mongolian light cavalry. Immediately afterwards, the Normans pulled out their sabers and used these streamlined and slightly bent sabers to continue to cut the Mongolian light cavalry like wheat. Cut off their heads, cut off their limbs, cut their stomachs, and let their intestines flow out... The Norman cavalry had full combat power, one left and one right, cutting the Mongolians and their grassland nomadic Allies like scissors.

Not far away, the two teams of light archers and cavalrymen were not idle, but were constantly firing arrows at the light cavalry among the Mongolians. Although Egil had tested and found that the actual power of the short recurved bow of the Mongols was slightly stronger than the composite bows he used. But it didn't matter. Norman's short composite bow equipped with light archers was enough to penetrate the Mongolian light cavalry who had only worn a layer of leather robe and a layer of silk inside. Although this defense was once praised, the actual result was that these were still light cavalry, and their defense was not as good as ordinary chain armor.

With the strangulation of the Norman triads, the Mongolian army that was chasing was like the ice and snow under the scorching sun. It soon melted away. The Norman Hussars easily defeated three or four times their number of Mongolian light cavalry and Semu people light cavalry units with skillful skills and brutal fighting methods. Immediately afterwards, the remaining nomadic light cavalry fled in a panic. The Norman Hussars did not care about these poor defeated soldiers. Instead, they rested for a short time, and then continued to rush towards the main force of the Mongolian army.

However, what happened in this Thousand-Man team was like this. In other Thousand-Man teams, the battle situation was not so smooth. Some Mongols were not at a loss when the Norman army changed their formations. Instead, they turned around and charged towards the Norman Hussars in an equally rapid and lightning-like manner.

The galloping cavalry was like lightning, the sound of horse hooves was like thunder. The sword was bright and the cavalry was sharp. The two sides charged violently and hit, like muffled thunder, and huge waves shattered on the rocks, bringing people a strong shock.

The Norman Hussars had outstanding combat power and were equipped with cavalry. The rows of hussars were uniform and pressed over like a solid wall, almost unstoppable. Therefore, they gained a great advantage in the first round of battle. One inch long and one inch stronger. When those hollow, light cavalry that would blow like a flute, whistling sounded at the heart of the Mongols, or stabbed in the neck or somewhere else, the Mongols' scimitar was still one meter away from the Normans...

Of course, there are also times when both sides add some entertainment programs before charging - the Mongols would throw their guns, or a few kilograms of heavy iron rings to attack the Norman Hussars, and the Hussars would raise their crossbows without being outdone, and then pull the trigger. Both sides shot crossbows and javelins. Before they met, they would fall over and overturned... and then they were ruthlessly stepped by the rest of their cavalry.

After the first round of charge, Shuangtian fell into hand-to-hand combat. The Norman Hussars, with strong arrays, still used tactics to fight against ordinary nomads and used dense arrays to charge against the Mongols. These light-mounted Mongol cavalry did not have the ability to use the whistle to command the battle. Therefore, they were once frustrated. They were killed by the Norman Hussars, and even more extremes, directly defeated the formation. Then, they were slaughtered one-sidedly.

However, the most tenacious, stubborn and bravest Mongolian cavalry were different. Although the opponent had to face a large number of soldiers far exceeding their own due to the close formation of the opponent - but these Mongolian cavalry who dared to fight for their lives could still die with the Norman Cavalry. They ignored the slash of the other Norman Cavalry from other angles, stared at one of them. They ignored the defense and even tried to slash out - of course, the final result was not satisfactory. The Norman Cavalry would most likely choose to defend to offset the Mongol attacks, so that the robes next to them cut off his head.

Despite this, after all, the number of Mongolian light cavalry is three to five times that of Norman Hussars. And after all, the Mongols are the most powerful and tough nomadic people in the world, so a temporary disadvantage cannot shake them. Instead, they will fight back even harder.

Soon, the Normans discovered that if they launched a charge from the Mongol camp, they would suffer great resistance. However, if they charged from the other nomadic fronts, they would end with the complete victory of the Hussars, just like the classic battles in the past.

"Stop attacking those Mongolian barbarians! Turn around, turn around! Let's attack those miscellaneous nomads first!"

Soon, the centurions of the cavalry saw the mystery, and roared in this way, changing the war book, and massacred the other nomadic allies of the Mongols like tigers entering the flock.

In this way, the nearly 50,000 light cavalry troops sent by the Mongols collapsed one after another. They were either cut off their heads by the Norman Hussars, showing off their martial arts, or trampled into meat sauce by horse hooves. Only a very small number of troops fled and returned to their army alive. The Normans suffered less than three thousand losses!!

The Mongolians who escaped were speechless, their faces were distorted, as if they were greatly frightened - and in fact, they did. These arrogant Mongolians never thought that this country, which they had imagined, would only fight on the defense of the city Gaochi Deep, would have such powerful light cavalry.

Before this, only Subutai had experienced the power of the Norman Hussars. The heavy cavalry against the light cavalry and finally won a terrible victory. He also once said that the Norman cavalry units were difficult to deal with. However, even Mongolian generals did not take it seriously. No one would have thought that the Norman Hussars were so powerful.

"...Send more cavalry to come over, and do not seek victory, and be sure to hold the cavalry on both sides of the other side." After hearing the news of the defeat, Ogede's face darkened and then ordered.

"Only 20,000 partial divisions, we will mobilize our 100,000 elite Mongolian cavalry over. This battle seems..." On both sides of Ogedei, the Mongolian generals looked very good. They rushed over with great enthusiasm, wanting to be arrogant and easily defeat the Normans. But now it seems that they were the Mongolians who were about to be defeated.

"Don't worry, this is just a small setback. The 20,000 cavalry on the other side are probably the most elite troops under the command of Emperor Norman. He originally wanted to use those troops to harass our flanks. But we have seen this attempt. There is nothing to be afraid of. As long as we can defeat the Norman infantry in the front, then the 20,000 partial divisions are naturally no problem!"

Hearing Ogedei say this, the Mongolian generals regained their smiles and seemed to have increased their morale a little, but only the God of Changsheng knows whether this is true or not.

On the front, when the Hussars were freely hunting the Mongolian light cavalry on both wings, the Norman Empire's slow but powerful main force gradually approached the Mongol camp. The first array of heavy crossbow soldiers formed by the proud Norman Empire seemed to be able to shoot through the golden tent where Genghis Khan was!

"Dispatch! Tit-for-tat! We are the tribe of the great Genghis Khan, and we are the invincible Mongols in the world! We must not be compared by those Normans! What's more, our army is twice theirs!" When the scout came to report that the main Norman forces were gradually approaching, Ogedei shouted: "Mobilize all our troops, go out of the camp, and fight to the death with the Normans!!!"

So, when the Normans were about three kilometers away from the Mongolian camp, the Mongolian military camp came to life in the angry shouts of Ogedei, with the horns shook the sky and the drums blew the ground. The 600,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700,000-700-700,000-700-700-7
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