The footsteps of the cavalry.

More Beifeng troops were running around in a mess, but the entire camp was full of cavalry, so they could run wherever they could. The women who were groaning as they straddled them just now picked up various weapons and began to move towards them.

The Beifeng troops around them poured out blood on their faces, making them look particularly ferocious and terrifying.

The deputy general had slowly gathered a lot of soldiers, some with horses and some without horses. After having a backbone, these soldiers began to calm down. Those with horses consciously lined up in front. Those without horses,

He stood silently at the back, waiting for the final battle to come.

This team quickly attracted the attention of the Mongol people, and soon a pair of Mongol cavalry rushed over (the latest chapter of Xun Mo Zhuan). Although the deputy general felt helpless, he still could only drink: "I don't want to

Damn it, just rush out with me."

After saying that, he rushed over at the lead. The cavalry behind him also followed closely, and the soldiers behind him also spread their legs and chased after him.

The two teams collided in silence. Some people began to fall off their horses and were trampled to pieces by the horses. The deputy general rushed at the front, and the saber in his hand had already passed through the chest of a Mongol. He

Just when he was about to take back the saber, he felt a cold expression on his face. He quickly stopped his hand, then ducked down, and several of his hair were cut off.

Not only was he lucky, but the weapon of the Mongol people on the opposite side came at him again. At this time, the guard behind him rushed up like a desperate man and blocked the saber that was struck. The other guard handed it to the deputy general.

A saber.

With the saber in his hand, the lieutenant mustered up his courage and continued to charge with his men. However, the infantry behind him did not have such good luck.

The soldiers showed no sympathy at all. They kept trampling them with war horses, slashing them with sabers, and smashing them with iron bones. They kept screaming. Broken arms and headless corpses made this place a hell. The blood on the ground was almost flowing.

Everywhere, the smell of blood in the breath became stronger and stronger.

Not far away, the Mongol leader saw him and said, "Here comes the bow."

Someone from behind quickly handed over a big bow. The Mongol general pulled the bow, took out the arrow, aimed, and shot, all in one movement. Soon, a bunch of arrows were flying towards the deputy general who was fighting.

Run over.

The deputy general already felt that something was wrong, but he had no way to move his position. "Ah", he screamed, and then his horse fell down and was trampled into a pulp by the Mongol horse on the opposite side.

When the guards at the back saw this, their eyes were red, and they were already determined to die. They began to launch a suicidal attack on the Mongols, but their temporary bravery could not make up for the huge gap. Soon, these guards
Chapter completed!