Chapter 0125 Xie Shufang makes another extraordinary achievement
When Yu Wenbao saw Kili running away, he wanted to shout something. Li Yuanji was afraid that Yu Wenbao would say something stupid again, so he decisively shouted outside the pass, "Yu Wenbao, come in."
Yu Wenbao agreed half-heartedly and led his cavalry into the pass.
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Turkic camp.
After unremitting efforts, Fulijuli and his tribe finally subdued 90% of the crazy horses. Seeing that it was coming to an end, a commotion suddenly came from the west side of the camp, followed closely by the rumble of horse hooves.
The camp, which had just returned to peace, suddenly became chaotic again.
Jie Li and others at the gate of the camp all stared when they heard the sound of horse hooves on the west side of the camp.
Rehan said with a shocked look on his face: "The Tang people...really attacked the camp?"
Jie Li came to his senses amidst Rehan's shocked voice and roared: "Enter the camp quickly and set up defenses!"
Although the riots in the camp have not been completely calmed down yet, Jieli can no longer care about so much.
The Tang people came from the west, not from Weize Pass. There were four to five thousand people listening to the sound of horse hooves, which may be reinforcements from the Tang people.
No one knows whether there are 40,000 to 50,000 people behind them.
There was no defense in their camp. If the Tang people rushed into their camp, they would be severely damaged.
Rehan and other Jieli's confidants, as well as the tribal leaders who were attached to Jieli's tent, quickly rode on their horses, leading their subordinates and tribesmen to rush into the camp.
After they rushed into the camp, the camp became even more chaotic.
Some Turks who had just retreated slowly back to their tents amid the sound of Zhige horns, heard the commotion and rushed out of the tents again.
They couldn't figure out what happened in the camp, so they could only find their "old enemies" to fight again.
After the subordinates and tribesmen led by Rehan and others entered the camp, they were blocked on the road and could not advance any further.
Rehan and others could only quell the chaos while rushing to the west side of the camp.
At this moment, an unknown person fired an arrow into the horses that had been subdued by Voli Uri. The horses neighed and broke through Voli Uri's restraints, and ran rampant in the camp again.
The camp instantly turned into a mess.
When Li Zhongwen led a thousand cavalry into the west side of the Turkic camp, he was surprised not to encounter any Turkic soldiers and horses that rushed up to resist them.
Most of the Turkic soldiers ran away when they encountered them.
The remaining Turkic soldiers who were determined to resist them could not be organized into a formation and could not cause any harm to them.
Seeing this, Li Zhongwen did not hesitate to give orders to his thousand cavalry.
"Choose the camp!"
A thousand soldiers of the Tang Dynasty, blindfolded, fiercely rushed into the Turkic camp.
The soldiers of the Tang Dynasty rushed in from the west side of the camp. It only took a quarter of an hour to rush to the center of the Turkic camp. At this time, they finally encountered some decent Turkic soldiers and horses, posing some threats to them.
But Li Zhongwen's purpose was to dig into the camp and cause unrest among the Turks, not to kill the enemy in the Turks' camp.
Therefore, Li Zhongwen and a group of Tang soldiers fought against the Turks for only a short time and then left.
Li Zhongwen led people along the way, killing people and setting fires. The Turkic camp was completely disrupted.
When Li Zhongwen and his party rushed to the east side of the camp, they finally met their opponent.
It was exactly the 10,000 Qingqi that Xie Shufang encountered before, guarding the Turks' real "food and grass".
Since the Turks were unable to use a large number of cavalry when they attacked Weize Pass, Jieli asked the Turks to temporarily put their horses in stables before attacking Weize Pass.
The Turkic camp is now in chaos. Rehan and others are blocked on the road and will not be able to reach the stables for a while.
By the time they calmed down some of the commotion in the camp, rushed to the stables, and organized a cavalry team that could pursue them, Li Zhongwen and his party had already run away.
In order to keep Li Zhongwen and his party behind, Jie Li had to use a horn sound to notify the 10,000 light cavalry guarding the "food and grass" to dispatch and block Li Zhongwen and his party on the east side of the camp.
But he ignored one thing, and that was that it was not just Li Zhongwen and his party who were causing trouble for them in the camp.
There was also Xie Shufang, the man who first provoked the turmoil in their camp.
After Xie Shufang got Tuli's Wolf Head Band and burned part of the Turks' food and grass, he was still a little unwilling, so he had been lurking in a hidden place in the northeast corner of the camp to see if he could take the opportunity to bite the Turks again.
One bite.
Although he was hit by three arrows, none of his vital parts were hurt. He felt that he could still cause some trouble to the Turks.
Not long after he lurked, the Turks' anti-war horn sounded, and the Turkic camp gradually returned to calm with the sound of the anti-war horn. He felt that there might be no chance, so he rode on his horse and prepared to leave.
After running for about a mile, I found the place where the Turks imprisoned Dingkou.
Those imprisoned inside were Han people who had been plundered by the Turks from Daizhou and other places.
They were being driven by another group of people dressed as Han Chinese who were making things, which seemed to be arrows and other items.
The guards are not strong, and are even a little lax.
Xie Shufang thought about it and lurked again to see if there was any chance to rescue these Han people.
It happened that at this time, there was another turmoil in the Turkic camp.
The Han people who were imprisoned did not know whether they were being squeezed too hard or if they had a desire to resist.
Taking advantage of the turmoil in the Turkic camp, they actually launched a sneak attack on the guards.
Xie Shufang saw that this was a God-given opportunity, so he decisively took action and helped them.
After a brief exchange with the rescued Han people, he asked some of them to go ahead with the "sick" people, and he quietly returned to the Turkic camp with the rest.
After returning to the place where the Turks kept their cattle and sheep, they found that the number of guards around them had dropped sharply.
Once there were many Turkic Qingqi, less than a thousand people remained.
But Xie Shufang had two thousand young men in his hands.
Xie Shufang did not hesitate and led a group of young men to kill.
The Turks who were guarding their cattle and sheep were caught off guard.
Although they relied on the advantage of their horses and caused heavy damage to Xie Shufang and his party, Xie Shufang and his party finally defeated them and took over the Turks' cattle and sheep.
Xie Shufang did not covet the Turks' cattle and sheep. Instead, he lit many cow tails on fire and drove the cattle and sheep away.
Finally, he left with a group of young people.
Li Zhongwen was on the east side of the Turkic camp. After paying the price of nearly 500 horses, he also penetrated the Turkic camp and left.
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It was not until dawn that the Turkic camp returned to calm thanks to the joint efforts of Rehan and others.
A good camp was hit, burned and riddled with holes, with almost no place left intact.
Countless cattle and sheep, which had sufficient food and grass, were let loose. Only more than 10,000 of them ran into the camp and were caught.
Tuli's wolf-headed robe was lost, and a corner of his tooth tent was burned.
Jieli's wolf-head banner is still there, but the half-flag behind the hammer was burned, and the tent tent was also burned to ashes.
Only half of Liang Shidu's wolf head was left, and the tent was leaked from all sides by a group of crazy horses.
Jieli looked at the ruins of the camp, his heart bleeding.
Rehan and others stood guard around Jieli with their faces black and white, their expressions very ugly.
Although Master Liang was following Jie Li, he looked at Liang Luoren not far away from time to time.
Because in the corner of Liang Luoren's stomach, he saw a wisp of white catkins that only appeared on wolf headbands.
"Where's Shibobi?"
Jie Li looked around and didn't see Tu Li, so he gritted his molars and asked.
Rehan hesitated again and again, and whispered: "When the Tang people attacked the camp, they took a group of guards and retreated to Baima Mountain, which is dozens of miles away."
Jieli seemed to have found an outlet and roared angrily, "As my Turkic Khan, he doesn't know how to defend the camp and actually fled in the face of the battle. How can he have the dignity to be my Turkic Khan?"
Rehan and others all lowered their heads, not daring to say a word.
This topic is so sensitive that they dare not say even a word.
"Send someone to call Shibobi back to me! I want to ask him personally if he still has the honor to be my Turkic Khan!"
Jieli ordered angrily.
If such a big thing happened, someone must take responsibility.
He is the co-leader of the Turks and the great khan of the Turks, so there must be no problem with everything he does. The only ones who have problems are others, and the ones who bear the responsibility can only be others.
Rehan saw that Jieli wanted to use Tuli to top the cylinder, so he bravely defended Tuli, "The little Khan must have been assassinated and lost the wolf's head, so he lost an inch, so he retreated to Baima.
Mountain……"
Jie Li didn't wait for Rehan to finish what he said, and angrily shouted, "You were assassinated and lost the wolf's head, so you can abandon the camp and run away?!"
Rehan didn't dare to say anything more.
Rehan felt that it was wrong for Tuli to abandon the camp and flee.
But Tuli also had his own reasons for doing this.
He was first assassinated by Jieli's "people", and then there were turmoils around his tent.
He would definitely think that Jie Li might really want to kill him.
The reason why there was so much turmoil around his tent was probably because Jieli created some drama to confuse others in order to clear his own suspicions.
After all, Jieli had the motive to kill Tuli.
Because before Jieli came to the throne, Tuli was the successor of the Turkic Great Khan.
Although Jieli deprived Tuli of his identity as heir, Tuli was a threat to Jieli as long as he was alive.
After Jieli sent people to recall Tuli, Master Liang slowly stepped forward and said solemnly: "Khan, now that things have come to a point, we should send people as soon as possible to capture the cattle and sheep that were let go by the thieves.
return.
Otherwise, we won’t have enough food and grass to support us as we continue southward.”
Jie Li had a gloomy look on his face, nodded his head, and ordered: "Pu Guhun, take your people to catch cattle and sheep."
The Pugu clan to which Pu Guhun belonged was also one of the Tiele tribes that defected from Datou Khan of the Western Turks to the Eastern Turks.
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