The area of ​​the woods is not large, and the area is more than a radius. The forests are not dense, and you can even see through the sparse pine gaps to the opposite side.

Yi Keer was caught by four Rangers in a surprise attack. She just screamed, but before she could figure out the reason, she had been dragged into the woods.

There were more than a hundred cavalrymen hidden in the forest, among which there was a strong man wearing armor and shaped body, who looked like the leader of these people.

Yi Ke'er was dragged straight to him, and the four rangers flew out of the horse, rudely trampling her under her feet, stopping her struggle.

One of them gave the man a gift and said, "Captain Altan, the man is arrested."

Yi Keer originally thought these people were Bohelin's soldiers, but he never expected it to be Altan Wanhu. He was stunned and struggled to raise his head and asked in surprise: "Altan?" "Do you recognize me?" Altan asked immediately, and saw Yi Keer shook his head and smiled: "Then you must have heard of my name." Yi Keer replied respectfully: "Altan Wanhu, you are the grandson of Dayan Khan and the leader of the Tumot tribe. No one on the grassland doesn't know your reputation."

Altan waved his horse whip, and the four rangers raised their feet. Yi Keer broke free from the rope cover, stood up, saluted Altan first, and asked, "Dear Altan Wanhu, is there anything you can do for you?" Altan pointed at Lin Wai with the horse whip and said, "Let him stop first, otherwise my people will kill him." Yi Keer turned around and saw that Tang Shanye had rushed to the edge of the forest. More than agile and tough light cavalry suddenly came out and surrounded him from left to right.

Tang Shan did not expect that there were so many soldiers and horses hidden among the sparse forests. Before he could find Yi Keer's figure, the Mongolian cavalry had already come from both sides. A man on the left had just arrived, and without saying a word, he was slashed towards him. Tang Shan raised his arms to hold the sabre without thinking. Seeing that he blocked his sabre with his flesh and blood, the man looked like he was laughing and crying on his face. However, the sabre castrates without diminishing at all, and he slashed directly on Tang Shan's forearm.

With a clang, the saber seemed to be chopping on a solid metal stone, and was suddenly stretched more than a foot high, which made the man's arms numb and his mouth burst. The saber was also unsteady and he got out of his hands. Tang Shan quickly looked and took the saber, and with a backhand, he cut off the cavalry who rushed to the right and fell off the horse.

"Yo?" Altan exclaimed, with an admiring look in his eyes. It is still unknown whether Yi Ke'er was captured by him. He was born or died. He had originally refused to accept Tang Shan. Seeing that he had not forced him to persuade Tang Shan to surrender, he gave up.

Although Tang Shan had no internal strength, his martial arts were still there. With Min Kongfan's sword skills alone, it was a piece of cake to deal with these Mongolian cavalry who only knew how to kill with brute force. More than a dozen Mongolian cavalry arrived one after another, and he just blocked one by one, blocked one by one, and then swept out with one knife, and only a group of war horses were left behind, and the cavalry on the horse had all landed on the ground and died.

The man who first arrived and was shocked by Tang Shan's courage, was stunned by Tang Shan's courage, and sat on the horse stupidly, and even forgot to escape.

Altan pointed at Tang Shan with a saber and said to the left and right: "I want to live." There were dozens of cavalrymen on both sides to set their bows. After hearing what he said, they put away their bows and arrows, took off the rope covers behind the saddle, and rushed out.

Tang Shan abandoned the stunned man and went deep into the forest. He saw dozens of cavalry coming out. Yi Ke'er was blocked by the cavalry and could not be found. Altan sat upright behind the horse surrounded by many cavalrymen, which was particularly eye-catching and recognized by him at first sight.

"Altan?" Tang Shan shouted, pointed his knife at Altan, shouting, "We are not Bohelin's people, let us go."

Altan didn't expect that Tang Shan would recognize him. After thinking about it carefully, he had no impression of Tang Shan. The last time we met, it was nearly a year later. At that time, Tang Shan was just a prisoner under Talti, and Altan never even looked at him directly. At this moment, even if Altan wanted to break his head, he would not have thought that he and Tang Shan had met once in the territory of the Tumot tribe.

"Who is he?" Altan asked Yi Keer with a puzzled look on his face.

"Hongji Tati, Red Wolf!" Yi Ke'er responded proudly.

"Hongji Tati?" Altan seemed a little surprised. This Mongolian tribe that had never been conquered before, the men in the tribe were all brave and warlike "Bat".

The cavalry had already surrounded him. Tang Shan cut off five or six rope covers and then avoided more than ten rope covers with the help of Lin Mu. However, there were too many rope covers, and the cavalry's method of throwing rope covers was extremely accurate. The remaining dozen or twenty people threw and pulled Tang Shan, immediately trapped Tang Shan, then pulled him off, tied him up, and dragged him back to Alta.

At this time, a ranger returned to report that the ranger had entered the territory of the Wulianghai tribe, and Bohelin's troops could be seen everywhere, and could no longer continue to explore.

Altan led a hundred escorts and secretly followed the enemy, in order to find out where the camps of Bohelin, Huk, Urida and Alatan were located, and where the tribe members were stationed in her grazing. He did not hesitate to take risks as the emperor of thousands of households to personally go deep into the territory of the Wulianghai tribe, how could he return without success? At this time, seeing the rangers he sent were frightened and flinched, he immediately got angry and asked in a deep voice: "You are the child of the Zhuoligetu family, right?" Someone next to him said: "His name is Chagan, he is Zhuoligetu's youngest son." Altan nodded and asked: "You said we have penetrated the enemy's territory, and the rangers can no longer continue to track and investigate the enemy's situation. Why didn't others come back, only you ran back?" He looked at the strong man beside him, "Zooligetu is Bater of our Tumot tribe, and you... are not worthy of being his son at all!"

"Cha? Come here!" The strong man next to Altan urged his horse to go out, shouting roughly at the returning Ranger. When the young man approached timidly, he quickly pulled out his saber, cut it away with his backhand, and cut it open with one knife.

Chagan subconsciously covered his hand with his hands back to his throat, as if he wanted to stop the blood that was splattering from his throat. Unfortunately, before his hand was raised, the man had fallen off his horse.

Altan squinted his eyes and looked at Tang Shan, as if he was still angry because of his subordinate's timidity. He suddenly ordered: "Kill him!" The strong man beside him shot out the knife again, hitting Tang Shan's neck.

"No..." Yi Ke'er shouted and rushed over, protecting Tang Shan. However, Tang Shan looked at the sabre that was chopped on the side of his neck with disdain, and said with a smile: "My neck is very hard, his sabre is not fast enough. If you want to kill me, you have to increase your strength!" As he spoke, he expanded his arms, stretched his rope so loudly that it seemed to burst and break free.

"He is a Han Chinese and has practiced Kung Fu." The strong man said to Altan, pressing the saber against Tang Shan's shoulder. He first tried gently with soft force, and then exerted force suddenly. He heard a "puff" sound, and the tip of the knife penetrated, reaching an inch deep. The strong man laughed and looked back at Altan, waiting for him to show his instructions.

Seeing that he broke Tang Shan's evil magic, Altan smiled "haha" and asked sternly: "Child Wolf? You just said that you are not from Bohelin? Let me ask you, why can you pass through the soldiers of Huk, Urida and Alatan safely? What is your relationship with them?"

Tang Shan glanced at Yike'er, saw her shaking her head secretly, knowing that she was unwilling to reveal her identity, and immediately replied: "We have nothing to do with them, but they dare not touch us because we are the guardians of the Holy Lord."

"Darhuts?" Someone muttered, and many cavalrymen showed fear.

"Nonsense!" Altan roared and scolded: "How could the Holy Lord's guard have women, how could there be Han people? You are very dishonest..." He lowered his eyebrows and looked at the strong man who had his sword out, as if he was signaling him to take action.

But Tang Shan reported himself as the "guardian of the Holy Lord". Such an identity shocked the riders. The men who pulled the rope tips did not dare to be arrogant and slightly loosened the force on the rope. Tang Shan wanted this effect and took this opportunity to launch the attack first. He suddenly exerted force and retreated quickly, as if he was about to break free from the rope. Several men were unprepared for a moment and the rope tips were removed. The remaining men hurriedly tightened the rope cover and pulled it forward. Tang Shan followed the trend and rushed to Altan's feet, biting the lower collar of the armor, and "biting" him off the horse.

The cavalry were in an uproar and came forward to rescue him. But Tang Shan had already pinched a hostless rope cover, shook it out with his wrist force, strangled Altan's neck, and dragged him back to him.

The incident happened very suddenly. In the blink of an eye, Altan became Tang Shan's captive. Everyone was afraid of the mouse and looked at each other, not knowing what to do.

"Let me go!" Tang Shan turned to the strong man who stabbed him with a knife and said with a smile: "I am just a lowly slave, he is your leader, a dignified family. If we die together..." Before he could finish his words, a man holding a big axe launched a sneak attack behind him, slashing his back with an axe.

Tang Shan was immediately hit on the ground, and he opened his mouth and vomited a pool of blood stasis. But the rope in his hand did not loosen and dragged Altan to the ground. Altan only felt that the rope strangled on his neck suddenly tensed, and he couldn't breathe, and his face was purple.

"Daleng, do you want to kill Chief Altan?" The strong man who stabbed Tang Shan with a knife roared angrily, holding his anger in his arms, and said to Tang Shan: "As long as you let go of Chief Altan, we will let you go."

After a sudden change, Tang Shan actually captured Altan, and Yi Keer was naturally surprised and happy. But at this time, she saw Tang Shan being chopped to the ground by a giant axe weighing 100 kilograms. How can anyone bear it?

Yike'er's face turned white and rushed forward, calling in a panic, looking at the blood that Tang Shan vomited. She saw that the pool of "blood" was red and white, as white as ice, and a little cold air froze the dead grass below it; while the red "blood" was as hot as charcoal, and the place where she passed by turned black. Yike'er had never seen such a strange phenomenon, and couldn't help but exclaim, sat backward, and was stunned in the local area.

Tang Shan struggled and moved, glanced at the "blood stagnation" between ice and fire under him, and slightly loosened the rope in his hand to avoid strangling Altan. Altan's throat sounded and he gasped violently.

Daling was scolded by his companions, and seemed dissatisfied, and stared at him and argued: "How could I harm the leader Altan? You haven't seen me and have killed him?"

"Not dead!" Tang Shan rolled his eyes, his subordinates tightened, causing Altan to roll his eyes, and said, "Let go!"

The strong man with a sabre in his hand immediately used his knife, cut off the rope on Tang Shan's body, and angrily looked at him and urged, "Why don't you let him go?"

"No hurry!" Tang Shan replied slowly, holding Altan hostage, and stood up to Yike'er, "You go first!" He loosened his fingers, so that Altan could speak, "Let her go, I'll stay with you."

Altan breathed quickly and said, "Ukalin has promised to let you go. You can go with her, why should you stay?"

Tang Shan ignored it and just urged Yikeer, "Let's go!" Although he knew that the Mongolians were most important to promise and would do what they said, he was afraid of fraud and dared not be careless. It was a villain's heart.

Yikeer didn't know his villain's heart. He brought two horses and said, "Let's go together."

Tang Shan shook his head and replied, "No! Go!"

"I'll wait for you outside the forest!" Yikeer turned over and ran out of the woods, and came to a hillside left and stopped her mount and waited there.

Seeing that Tang Shan looked a little relieved, Altan finally understood his thoughts, and showed contemptuous eyes in his eyes, and mocked: "The stupid Han people don't believe Ukalin's promise!"

Ukalin's face turned red with anger, but he was afraid of his master's capture and did not dare to have an attack. He could only endure it desperately. Daling was originally a straightforward man, without his patience, and roared at Tang Shan: "You hateful Han man, you don't believe Ukalin's promise. This is an insult to the grassland warriors. I want to duel with you."
Chapter completed!