"Maybe he, like Pufulu in Wuhuan, was surrounded by the Huns and had long been beaten by the rebels!"

Zhuluo Hou showed a cruel smile and said with a dry smile.

But Zuo Nu was not so optimistic. He frowned and said:

"But it is also possible that Budugen has escaped. After all, there are still many roads here, and it is impossible for our people to block them all."

"But--" Zhu Luohou had a tampered with his neck and wanted to refute.

"Okay, there is no need to argue about these anymore. Our mission has been completed, and the rest are all matters between the Huns and the Han people."

Ke Bi Neng waved his hand to stop the meaningless quarrels of his subordinates, and continued:

"Even if Bu Dugen is not dead, he will be seriously injured after this battle. We will go back to annex Fuluhan's tribe this time and are no longer afraid of him. If he is not dead at the hands of the Huns, it will happen, we will let him die on the horse's back and die like a Xianbei warrior."

After saying that, Kebi turned his head and glanced at Fu Luohan who was lying in a pool of blood, smiled coldly and said:

"As for the bravest warrior of our Xianbei people, Lord Fu Luohan, let him lie quietly on this land he wanted to conquer. After dawn, the Huns searched for the cavalry and pursued him soon discovered him, and then competed for his head and took it as their own merit. This can be regarded as the last gift we gave to the old Hun dog in Huchuquan!"

"And now, let us take the tribe's athletes back to our pasture first. I can't help but see the red, golden, colorful pasture when the sun rises tomorrow."

"Abide by the order!"

Zhuluohou, Zuonu and others laughed and immediately took the order. They each rushed to summon their troops to set off for the trip. Kebineng took the lead in leading the cavalry and set off back to the north.

This ambitious Xianbei master, who was rising on the corpses of countless Xianbei people, sat on the back of the vast horse, looking at the dark night that was still as heavy as ink, listening to the rumbling horse hooves beside him, his spirit was full of energy, and his ambition in his heart was about to burst out again.

"After tomorrow, the grassland in the north will be the grassland that belongs only to me, Kebineng!"

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Mayi, on the battlefield with corpses.

"Haha, General Xu, I really thank the Xianbei people who have left. This battle not only made my Huns' men avenge their previous shame, but also completely quelled the war on the grassland."

Huchuquan, who had won a great victory, threw down the heavy iron pole and replaced it with his golden crown decorated with marten tail and eagle feathers. He looked at the piles of weapons and baggage, and did not care about the ashes that had not yet dissipated on the battlefield. He opened his mouth and laughed toward the Central Army General Xu Kun.

"Is that right? Will Shanyu still think in his heart that the Xianbei people come back and accept your gift as thanks?"

Xu Kun did not take off the iron face, and the slightly joking voice came from the face, which made Hu Chuquan feel a little surprised.

But his reaction was quick, and he immediately laughed in disagreement:

"Although those Xianbei people are barbarians who eat raw meat and drink blood, since they are friends of General Huqiu and have helped us Huqiu, they are naturally my friends of Huqiuquan, and it is also the right gifts to them."

"There is no need to worry about this matter. In my opinion, the Xianbei people who left had enough of them in the future. The Shanyu should think about how to enter the Junjuzhushu!"

When Hu Chuquan's face changed suddenly when he heard about the incident of entering the army, Ju Chuquan's face was called natural danger. Although the people in Bingzhou were defeated now and the guards in the pass must be unstable, the Xiongnu Khan was still reluctant to let the Xiongnu soldiers attack and fill the ravines under his tent.

However, Xu Kun had just helped him win a big battle with his troops, and now he refused on the spot. Given the real strength of both sides, Hu Chu obviously did not have the courage to do it.

He laughed dryly in embarrassment and said tentatively:

"General Xu, look at the battle last night. Although we had internal support, our Huns were invincible and defeated the coalition forces that slaughtered each other and fled, the men rushed for hundreds of miles and were exhausted. Now they attacked Juzhusai, they probably have little chance of winning. Otherwise, after this Shanyu repaired the troops, we will launch troops to attack?"

"No, leave some people here to clean up the battlefield, and the rest follow me, and today we will go south to make a bet!"

"I'm afraid--" Hu Chuquan's eyes quickly turned, and he wanted to speak but stopped, and he was still thinking about evading words.

Xu Kun held his expression in his eyes one by one, and he snorted coldly and said with a smile:

"Okay, Huchuquan Shanyu, I am not deliberately trying to make things difficult for you, and I also know that the Xiongnu soldiers under your tent are not good at attacking difficulties. This time we will not need your troops to fill the ravines!"

"What is the general's intention?"

Hu Chuquan asked suspiciously, not with his Hun cavalry to fill the ravines, but Xu Kun brought fewer Han army cavalry than his. Hu Chuquan didn't believe from the bottom of his heart that Xu Kun would let his soldiers attack Juzhusai.

"We want to make the high-ranking officials in Jinyang City afraid, so that he thinks that we will attack Bingzhou through Juzhusai, and let him transfer all his troops to the passes in the north to defend."

"Then, General Cavalry will-"

Hu Chuquan's eyes flashed when he heard this. He had already begun to touch the bigger secret behind this grassland war and asked again.

Xu Kun smiled coldly, obviously not planning to tell the plan out. He looked at the Xiongnu Shanyu in front of him and said slowly:

"The next thing is the other person's business."

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Guo Yuan escaped from the hunt by the Hun cavalry in the dark, gathered hundreds of defeated soldiers, and fled back to Juzhusai in a panic.

The battle report of the defeat in the northern grassland was soon passed from the fast horses in Juzhusai to Jinyang City.

The Wuhuan Lord of Dai County, Pufulu, the Xianbei Lord of Fu Luohan was killed, the powerful chiefs of the Galgo tribe were almost destroyed, Xia Zhao was killed in battle, Zhu Ao's whereabouts were unknown, and the 50,000 coalition forces were wiped out overnight. Everything was like an unrealistic nightmare that attacked the high officials.

This report of the coalition's great defeat was also an urgent document.

At the end of the war report, Guo Yuan reported that the Huns' cavalry had followed and chased him to the Juzhu Pass. According to his estimate, he was afraid that the Huns who had just broken 50,000 coalition forces would soon march again, heading south to break through the pass, and approaching Jinyang City with the momentum of great victory.

The sentence note is in panic and dangerous.

For this reason, after hesitating for a while, the senior officials had to make a difficult decision and mobilized troops from other places in Taiyuan to reinforce the army.

At this time, he gradually realized that he was slowly sliding into a quagmire. No matter how hard he struggled, the bottomless quagmire was still swallowing him step by step.

The huge panic filled the hearts of high-ranking officials.

This is the first time since he left Bingzhou for such a powerless feeling. At the same time, he was restless and couldn't help but worry secretly that the next bad news would come from in Bingzhou.

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Hedong, Yong'an City.

Cao Yuan was so energetic that he held the walls and watched the troops coming from afar gathered into the barracks outside the city.

The General of the Cavalry finally launched a large-scale military force against Bingzhou!

For Cao Yuan, this was nothing short of great news. He had been guarding Hedong for many years and had long been watching Taiyuan, which belonged to the same corner. The Shangdang counties had been envious of the two counties. During this period, he had also written many books to report to the General's Mansion about the great benefits of capturing Bingzhou and the strategy of advancing multiple ways.

However, over the years, the General of the Cavalry who fought in the military has always focused his strategy on the territory in the west. He often has no attitude towards attacking Bingzhou, which is likely to trigger a war with Yuan Shao, Hebei.

Therefore, Cao Yuan, who was guarding Hedong, could only train troops and martial arts in Hedong day after day. As the war in the Western Expedition was in full swing, he was looking forward to the General of the Cavalry to send an envoy like Feng Tang to Hedong to use himself as a general, and to order him to command the army to advance the Taiyuan and Shangdang in Bingzhou.

Finally, Cao Yuan and others came Pei Ji, the envoy of the General's Mansion. Pei Ji also brought the talisman order of General Cavalry as he wished, and fully appointed Cao Yuan as the chief general and commanded the army to advance Bingzhou.

Moreover, the General's Mansion has been planning for the military affairs of this capture of Bingzhou for a long time and is bound to win.

With Xu Kun and Huchuquan and Mayi victory, the high-ranking officials who were unable to sleep and eat had to draw troops from all over Bingzhou to guard Juzhusai to defend the barriers north of Jinyang City. At the time when the enemy's troops were empty in defense, the planned troops from Sanhe attacked Bingzhou were also set off one after another.

Xu Kun and Huchuquan soldiers were in Juzhu Pass, Meng Tu led troops from Xihe County to attack Daling City in Taiyuan, Xu Huang general crossed the Qinshui River Valley from Duan to attack Shangdang, and Ma Lin walked through Taihang Xing in Henoi to directly arrest Tianjing Pass. Tuo Yi from Gong County would also send troops to Chaoge, as a suspicious soldier to attract the attention of the main force of the Hebei army.

Cao Yuan's army will break through the numerous defense lines set up by the Bingzhou Army in the Queshi Valley, conquered the city from south to north, and advanced all the way to the city of Jinyang, and join other troops to encircle and annihilate the senior officials in the city.

However, the Queshi Valley is a river valley passage along with Hedong and Taiyuan. The terrain is narrow, which is not conducive to the deployment of large troops and siege equipment. In addition, the Bingzhou Army had set up many defenses based on the mountain terrain. If Cao Yuan led his army to forcibly attack, even if there were many enemies to win, he would inevitably have to pay a heavy price.

Therefore, long before entering the army, Cao Yuan, who had been garrisoning Hedong for a long time and was familiar with the mountains and rivers of Bingzhou, had already divided his troops into the army based on the facts and facts of the enemy that had been discovered before, and asked him to lead his troops instead of taking the traditional and convenient Queshigu Mountain Road, but instead interspersed between Chongshan, detoured the Tongjun River, and went straight to the rear of Jiexiu City.

By doing the opposite, he broke the numerous defenses deployed by the Bingzhou Army in the Bishi Valley in one fell swoop.

Calculate the time, if nothing unexpected happens, Niu Song's army has already walked out of Chongshan according to the agreed plan. Just in time, General Cavalry sent a large number of troops from Guanzhong and arrived at the city of Yong'an as scheduled.
Chapter completed!