On an earthen bun not far from the yurt, stood Qolakashen and others.

The guard on the side said angrily: "These Ming people are too insidious. They actually hid their cannons and didn't use them. They waited until our armored cavalry approached before firing."

"Take someone to bring the captain back. Don't let anything happen to him." Qula Kashen said with a livid face.

At this time, he had already understood that the reason why the people of the Tiger Banner did not fire artillery at the beginning was because they wanted to lure the Mongols under the fort wall, so as to have a chance to kill more people.

Several personal guards rode on horseback to pick up the captain from Tushetu Khan's tribe.

Julakashen said to the remaining guards around him: "Let's go back."

After saying that, he walked to the war horse on the side, mounted the horse, galloped back to the yurt not far away.

Not long after he came back, the commander of Tuxie Tuhan's tribe, escorted by several personal guards, came to the camp where the yurt was located.

"Did you already know that there were a lot of cannons in the Dunbao? Why didn't you remind me before? You have to bear a lot of responsibility for the failure of this battle."

As soon as they met, the captain immediately accused Kashin of his crimes.

Hearing this, Zula Kashen's expression suddenly changed. He didn't understand that the other party was shirking responsibility, and then he said: "I reminded you when you first came here that you were the one who insisted on attacking the Tiger Flag.

Dunbao, you have suffered such a big defeat now, no wonder others want me to bear the blame for you, I tell you, it is impossible."

His face looked very ugly.

He sent his personal guards to rescue the man with good intentions, but he was blamed by the other party and wanted to make him a scapegoat. This made him feel disgusted with the Taiji who came from the Tuxie Tuhan tribe in front of him.

"You have stayed here for so long, how could you not know the situation in the fort? Even if you are making excuses, it is useless. When our Khan comes, we will definitely let Sheraktan Taiji hold you accountable." Then.

The famous captain accused.

Qula Kashen's expression suddenly changed.

He had offended Bu Shitu before about Su Nang, so he was left here to guard the fort here in Dahei River. Once Tuxietuhan said something bad about himself in front of Bu Shitu, Bu Shitu might not do it.

For his sake Tushetu Khan was offended.

The captain looked at Zulakashen's face that changed color several times, and said coldly: "Now I feel guilty, it's too late, you must be responsible for the defeat of today's battle."

After this battle was fought with such virtue, even without statistics, he could guess that the soldiers he brought must have suffered a lot of casualties, so he needed a scapegoat, and the Qulakashen in front of him was just one of Tumut's

Xiaolu Taiji is the most suitable scapegoat.

"Tell you, our Great Khan will not believe your lies. Now take your people and get out of here." Zulakashen pointed to the outside of the yurt with a red face.

The captain did not expect that Zulakashen would drive him away, and said with an ugly face: "A Taiji from a small tribe is so rampant, you will regret it."

After saying that, he walked out of the yurt without looking back.

When he first came here, he was naturally not afraid of Chulakashen, but now the Mongolian warriors in his hands had suffered a lot. In addition, they had just lost a battle and were not strong enough to fight against the warriors of the Chulakashen tribe.

Wow!

Zulakashen kicked the low table next to him.

The various foods, wine bottles and wine bowls placed on it were scattered all over the floor, and the wine also flowed to the ground.

Originally, these things were prepared for the captain of Tuxie Tuhan's tribe, but things turned out to be like this, so naturally there was no need for it.

The guard standing on the side said: "Taiji, do you really want to drive out all those people from Tuxietu Khan's tribe? My subordinates heard that this time Tuxietu Khan personally led the people from Tuxietu Khan's tribe.

Assist the Great Khan."

"Didn't you hear that he was going to the Great Khan to sue Bentaiji?" Qula Kashen turned around and glared at the personal guard who spoke, and said, "Even if Bentaiji warmly entertains Tuxietu Khan's tribe,

These people, they will not think about my good fortune. Instead of doing this, it is better to completely offend me, at least I will feel happy."

When the guards on the side saw what Taiji said, they stopped trying to persuade him.

At this time, a round-faced Mongolian soldier came in from outside the yurt, stood in front of Qilakashen, and said respectfully: "Taiji, my subordinates have found out that this time these people from the Tuxie Tuhan tribe have eaten

It was a huge loss, with about four to five hundred people killed or injured."

"No wonder they are eager to find a scapegoat. They lost so many people all at once. I'm afraid it's hard to explain to Gunbu." Zula Kashen sneered.

Gunbu was the great khan of the Tushetu Khan tribe.

The guard on the side said: "If he really puts the blame for today's defeat on Taiji, and Tushetu Khan is their great khan, he may not believe Taiji's explanation."

"At worst, if we compensate them with some cattle and sheep, how can they still kill me?" Zula Kashen said with a troubled expression.

He knew that he had offended Bushi Tu and Su Nang in Tumut. Tumut would not have Da Taiji to stand up for him. The Tuxietu Khan Department had lost so many people this time, so he would definitely find a way to make up for it.

There was a huge loss, and as he stayed here in Daheihe, he became the best scapegoat.

The guard general Tu Lunku said: "The Tushetu Khan tribe is not as good as our Tumote. I believe that the Great Khan will not watch Taiji you being bullied by the Tushetu Khan tribe."

"Okay, let's not talk about the affairs of the Tushetu Khan tribe, and go and prepare food for me." Qula Kashen didn't want to talk about the affairs of the Tushetu Khan tribe anymore.

Some of the guards in the yurt left to prepare food outside.

Turunku, who stayed in the yurt, began to clean up the low table that fell on the ground, as well as the wine bottles and dishes scattered on the ground.

Not long after, the guards returned to the yurt with prepared food and drinks.

The captain from the Tushetu Khan tribe had a gloomy look on his face, and he led the soldiers from the Tushetu Khan tribe away from the yurt camp in Jolakashen and went to a grassland not far away to rebuild the yurt.

He was sent by Tushetu Khan to attack the fortress of the Tiger Banner in Dahei River. Later, the armies from Tushetu Khan and Chechen Khans would come over and stay here to camp, also to wait for the army behind them to arrive.

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As the vanguard of the army sent by the Tushetu Khan tribe to the Tumut grassland, the team carried a small number of cattle, sheep and herdsmen, and naturally also prepared yurts and other items for camping.

The herdsmen and ordinary Mongolian warriors will naturally be responsible for setting up camp. As the commander of this army, he does not need to do this himself.

The large banner of the Tuxie Tuhan tribe was erected outside the door of the first packed yurt.

The warriors of the Tuxie Tuhan tribe, who had fled to various parts of the grassland, were coming intermittently towards the direction of Dahu.
Chapter completed!