The qualities of the Wu army soldiers are clearly different in such an environment.

Many soldiers lost their fighting spirit amid the noise of shouting and shouting, and began to flee aimlessly. This panic influence on each other gradually magnified, eventually leading to the collapse of the entire camp and the entire team. When Lei Yuan moved forward, he even saw a lonely camp flag flying in front, while the camp behind was empty, all of them died. Looking at these mediocre soldiers, Lei Yuan would think that an unprecedented victory was right in front of him and was within reach.

But some soldiers are different from them. After they survived the initial panic, they regained their fighting will. Most of these soldiers are private parts of generals at all levels, with courage and combat experience beyond ordinary soldiers, and they are eager to make achievements and willing to fight for victory in adversity.

There were not many soldiers of this type, but they caused a lot of trouble to the cavalry of Lei Yuan who broke into the army. Moreover, they had begun to consciously gather towards the nearby high-level generals and gradually got rid of the temporary unfavorable state. Fortunately, the night fog was heavy at this time, and they could only hear the sound of killing from all sides, and they could not judge the specific situation of the enemy, so they could only gather to defend the enemy for the time being, and could not launch an organized counterattack.

Lei Yuan rushed to this point and it was estimated that the number of enemy troops was more than a few thousand. If this continued to develop, perhaps the Wu people could stabilize the situation and exert their military strength advantages? This is really a bit terrible.

Therefore, we must use the fastest speed to crush every enemy that gathers and tries to resist, and defeat the Wu people's reorganization momentum.

First of all, the one in front of you.

The Eastern Wu general who could easily gather more than ten personal guards and was a routine of the northern border counties was naturally the general of General Cheng Pu, the prefect of Jiangxia. Although he didn't know why Cheng Pu ran to Ganning's camp, since he had bumped into it, Lei Yuan didn't want to let it go.

At this time, Cheng Pu only screamed bitterly. He, Lu Meng, and Gan Ning were discussing the night army. Who knew that Gan Ning was a man with great ambition and talent, and acted absurdly, and would have been stolen by the Jingzhou army? If I had known this, wouldn't it be good for me to stay on the navy warship? Why should I be inspired by the letters of Wu Hou and have to get off the ship and seek some small military achievements with the younger generations?

When the Jingzhou army arrived in large numbers, Gan Ning ran out to organize resistance. However, the army was in chaos. Seeing that the situation was not good, he and Lu Meng had to lead their own soldiers to make a living. Because the fog was everywhere, they could not tell the enemy's situation for a while, and walked for no reason, but instead bumped into the enemy's nose.

Such a situation is really in a desperate situation. However, Cheng Pu is worthy of being an old minister of the Third Generation of Jiangdong. He and his followers are guarding in a corner of the camp, like rocks standing among the surging tides, persisting, and gradually gathering the defeated soldiers around him. Just at this time when Lei Yuance rode forward, more than 200 people had gathered around Cheng Pu.

The knights were still more than ten, and the others were infantrymen. The infantry lined up again, leaning against a solid fence, and shoving to form a circular formation. The knights rushed out from the gap in the circular formation. No matter what the result of the battle, they took dozens of steps and then returned to the cover of the circular formation. For a moment, several people were broken by He Song, but there was nowhere to start.

Lei Yuan even heard the fog further away, and there were Wu people shouting: "Mr. Cheng is there! Mr. Cheng is there! Go closer to Mr. Cheng!"

"Sect Master, I will take people to defeat them!" Ren Hui shouted.

With Ren Hui's courage, the rushing will naturally be defeated, but there will be a lot of losses on his side. Lei Yuan turned around and saw a team of defeated soldiers running by. A sudden enlightenment appeared in his mind: "Don't rush hard, drive them over first!"

Ren Hui immediately took more than a hundred cavalry to shout and rushed over, and instantly rushed into the defeated soldiers, like tigers and wolves driving out the flock of sheep. The defeated soldiers of the Wu army were originally in a mess without direction, but at this time they almost ran towards the place where there were no enemy cavalry. The cavalry drove them slowly, and finally caused them to bump into the circular formation formed by Cheng Pu.

"Do away! Dodge away! Walk from both sides! If you don't want to die, dodge away!" The Wu soldiers in the round formation shouted wildly, but they could not stop their companions who were controlled by fear. In order to maintain the chaos of the array, they began to thrust their swords and guns to kill the defeated soldiers in the front, but the defeated soldiers behind were still rushing forward for a while. Many people had no weapons and tried to crash into the queue with bare hands. They were forced to stop by the swords and guns, and then they were rushed down by the crowded crowds in the back. Many people fell to the ground, roared a few times, but could never see them again.

The defenders and the defeated soldiers felt that the ground became muddy and slippery, and the bloody smell became more and more intense. In just a blink of an eye, the defeated soldiers were killed and injured, and the defenders' round formation was already loose and unsatisfactory. Everyone was yelling, wanting to reorganize the queue, and even Cheng Pu himself was waving his knife and shouting: "Stay! Stay!"

It's impossible to stabilize at all.

When Ren Hui drove the defeated troops to attack, Lei Yuan had already led his cavalry to change direction and rushed into the circular formation. The scene of hundreds of cavalry flying iron hooves and intensive impact fell into the eyes of the defenders. Their power could simply cause the mountains to collapse. In a blink of an eye, the iron cavalry danced the formation, and the human body blocking the front fell down like a fragile grass stem destroyed by the wind and hail, and was killed one by one by one by cutting melons and vegetables.

When He Song and Ren Hui and the two cavalry teams broke in, Cheng Pu's subordinates fled in scattered.

Lei Yuan rushed for dozens of steps, and then he felt that the resistance in front of him suddenly disappeared and had already rushed out of the enemy formation. Looking back, Cheng Pu and his subordinates had completely lost the queue and were mixed with the cavalry. Each cavalry was trying his best to kill, while Jiangdong's accented shouts, screams, and screams became weaker and weaker.

Lei Yuan pulled his horse back and moved forward a little further. He saw Cheng Pu and several personal soldiers leaning against the fence, still fighting to the death. Although he was old, his movements were still flexible, and the spear in his hand made it accurate and ruthless. Several knights under He Song's subordinates surrounded him, and the raindrop-like spear stabs were easily blocked by Cheng Pu.

Lei Yuan immediately called Li Zhen and pointed at Cheng Pu and said, "Take a few people over and use strong bows and heavy arrows to shoot the enemy generals as soon as possible! Don't delay any further!"

Li Zhen brought several people and immediately rode his horse out with his bow.

Cheng Pu knew that although he could still be stalemate for a while, if this situation continued for a while, the enemy cavalry would be surrounded by a large amount and he would die. He tried his best to identify the direction and tried to find a weak angle for the enemy to rush out. Before the horse could be driven to speed, the guards exclaimed loudly. It turned out that Cheng Zi, who was always close to him, was injured at some point, and could not hold on and broke away from the reins and fell to the ground.

Cheng Pu only felt a sharp pain in his heart, and he almost fell down his horse. He grabbed the horse's hair tightly to prevent it from falling off himself, shouting to his left and right: "Don't worry about him, keep going!"

When he turned around, he heard the sound of the buzzing strings in front of him ringing again and again. Cheng Pujiu walked through the battle formation and instinctively bent down and shrank his head. In an instant, a whirring sound in his ears, and several arrows passed by him. He didn't care about looking back at his subordinates' situation and kept urging his horse to run. But not far away, his hands and feet became weak, and there was a biting cold, which slowly soaked from his chest to his limbs and bones.

Cheng Pu's body gradually became stiff and he could no longer maintain balance. His vision was spinning.

He saw a young hero who was urging his horse to come and looked down at him; from bottom to top, he felt that the young man's eyes were as bright as luminous. He heard the young man say, "After all, this is the Jiangdong general, don't be humiliated and his body. Keep two people and take them out of the camp for a long time to settle. The rest..."

The young man cheered up and shouted loudly: "The rest of the people, continue to rush forward!"
Chapter completed!