Tumote was the first grassland tribe to cooperate with the Tiger Flag, and the Ming Dynasty goods were traded the most.

The sorghum brewed with the tiger flag is limited in the number of tribes in Mobei, but in Tumote, some Dataiji can drink it anytime you want.

Long before Tumote and the tiger flag fell out, they had already exchanged a lot of sorghum brew from the tiger flag.

Camels see willows, Mongolia see wine.

As the most popular spirit on the grassland, sorghum brew has not drunk much, and has been drunk until unconscious.

After a night passed, Tu Xietuhan Gunbu woke up from the wine, and his personal guards called Qingshui to clean his face.

Shortly after washing my face, the people below brought food.

After drinking a lot of wine, I was already hungry after sobering up. Gunbu grabbed the food on the plate and started eating it voraciously.

While eating, the guards of Tushetu Khan's tribe walked into the yurt outside the yurt. When they approached, they said respectfully: "Great Khan, Bilegong Taiji of Chechen Khan's tribe is here."

After swallowing the food in his mouth, Tushetuhan Gundbu said, "Let him come in and tell the people below to send another portion of food."

The personal guard retreated.

Not long after, Bilegong, led by the personal guards of Tushetukhan, came to the yurt.

"I've seen Gunbu Taiji." Bilegong held his chest in his hand and bowed to Tuxituhan Gunbu.

Tushetuhan Gundbu waved his hand and said, "Sit first, I'll ask the people below to prepare more food, sit down and eat with me."

Bilgun walked to the back of the low table and sat cross-legged on the mat.

There was a servant outside the yurt to deliver food on a tray.

"Send it to Bilegong Taiji." Tushetuhan Gunbu pointed at Bilegong with his hand.

The servant with the hand tray walked to the low table in front of Bilegong, placed the tray on it, and then bowed and exited the yurt.

"Bilgun thanked Gonbu Taiji for his warm hospitality." Bilgun owed to Tushetuhan Gunbu.

Tushetuhan Gundbu swallowed the food in his mouth and said, "You came to me so early, is there something wrong?"

He had eaten most of the food on the plate at this moment, and he picked up the crispy tea on the table and took a big sip.

"I wonder if Taiji has discovered that although there are many soldiers gathered here in Tumot, they don't look energetic. Moreover, I have arranged for the people below to inquire. The army of Tumot has been defeated several times in front of the warriors of the Tiger Banner." Bilegong said in the face of Tumot's Tumot.

Hearing this, Gunbu smiled and said, "I think what I think is it? I have known what you said long ago, and it is not a big deal."

"Are you not afraid that Taiji will come from Mobei this time and return in vain in the end?" Bilegong frowned slightly.

They rushed over from Mobei, not only as reinforcements invited by Tumote, but more importantly, the wealth of the tiger flag is well known on the grassland. This time Tumote attacked the tiger flag, and they also wanted to share the benefits.

Gonbu laughed a few times, and then said to Bilegong: "Don't worry, my people have already found out that the tiger flag has less than 10,000 troops, and thousands of people in the Ming Dynasty are dragging them down. However, we Mongolians have tens of thousands of troops, and they are on the grassland. It will be a matter of time before we defeat them."

"But tens of thousands of troops of Tumot have suffered considerable losses in the hands of the tiger flag." Bilegong looked worried.

Gonbu waved his hand and said, "You are too timid. How can the Ming people compare to our Mongolian warriors? The tiger flag is just a guard of a Ming business. Although you call yourself a warrior, it is far inferior to the Ming border army. I don't know what you have to worry about in such a mob."

He was confident in the Dune Castle that took down the tiger flag.

Moreover, in his opinion, the battle between Tumote and the Tiger Flag was completely a hunting death. A soldier raised by Ming merchants dared to challenge them and the Mongolians, and he was simply ignorant of life and death.

Seeing that Gunbu was full of confidence in taking down the tiger flag, Bilegong knew that the other party would not listen to anything he said, so he simply stopped talking and focused on eating the food on the plate.

Gonbu wiped his mouth.

In my heart, I felt that the people of the Chechen Khan tribe were too timid. When they were in Daheihe, they were worried that there would be too many casualties and were unwilling to join forces with him to attack the Dunbao of the Tiger Flag in Daheihe. Now that I have arrived here, there are tens of thousands of Tumot troops around, and I am still afraid that they are not the opponent of the Tiger Flag.

As one of the three khans in the north of Mo, Gunbu cannot eat mutton every meal even though he has claimed to be a big khan. Compared with the Tumote tribe in the south of Mo, northern Mo is very barren.

After the two of them finished their food, the people below took the plate down and replaced it with tea made from tea cakes.

They were not as particular as those of the Ming people who drank tea. They had no special tea cups. They made two bowls of hot tea with two large bowls.

In the grassland, green vegetables are rare and good things, and only the Tumote tribe can often be eaten, because in the land of Pansheng, there are special Han people who farm for the Mongolians.

For the tribes in Mobei, tea is a food that replaces vegetables. After drinking tea, the tea at the bottom of the bowl will also be eaten into the stomach.

"Taiji, the Kankantadaiji of Tumot is here." The personal guards of Tushetu Khan's tribe came in to report.

Gonbu put down the tea bowl in his hand and said to his personal guards: "Hurry up, invite people in, don't delay, forget it, I'll go to greet him in person."

As he said that, he stood up from behind the low table.

Kankantad was the Dataiji of Tumot and a military officer personally appointed by the Ming Dynasty. He had a high status on the grassland.

Bilegong drank all the tea in the bowl in one sip, and used his hands to pull the tea into his mouth. While chewing, he stood up and went out to greet Kankanta with Gunbu.

Two people were waiting outside the yurt.

Not long after, the two saw a team of Mongolian cavalry coming from a distance.

The person in charge is Kankantada.

When he arrived near the yurt, the Mongolian cavalry stopped. Kankantad got off his horse, handed the reins to his personal guards, and walked towards Gunbu by himself.

At this time, Gunbu and Bilegong also came forward.

"Old Taiji has worked hard all the way, please come in quickly." Gunbu raised his hand and made a gesture of inviting him into the yurt.

Kankantad said with a smile: "I didn't expect that Bilguntaiji is here too. I will go to the Chechnya Khan tribe again. Let's go in together."

As he said that, he stepped into the yurt.

Gunbu followed and walked in.

As an ordinary Taiji of the Chechen Khan tribe, Bilegong walked behind the two.

The three people entered the yurt and sat down separately.

Gonbu and Kankantad sat behind two low tables on the upper head, left and right, while Bilegong sat alone on the lower head.

"Go and serve tea quickly." Gunbu ordered his personal guard to prepare tea.
Chapter completed!