Jun Ci intercepted Zhou Rong's letter to Donghu. When Donghu heard that the Northern Dynasty army was sent to Rouran, after several discussions, Donghu still sent three thousand cavalry to Rouran. Seeing that the situation was not going well, he intervened.
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Donghu and Rouran, just like the Northern Dynasty and the Southern Dynasty, usually compete with each other and want to annex each other. However, if they encounter foreign enemies, they may not add insult to injury or turn a blind eye. This is a way to survive by checks and balances.
Jun Ci saw all this in his eyes. Where did the soldiers and horses come from? How to assemble the troops? Where did they get dry food?
These all conveyed the layout of the Donghu Royal Court to Jun Ci more accurately.
As night falls, everything is silent, and the sky is filled with stars, like the Milky Way condensed.
Jun Ci counted the time, changed into black clothes, and nimbly sneaked into the night. These two days were enough for her to figure out how the patrols changed their duties? Where did the guards stand?
I was able to avoid these people easily and approached the horse pen. The horse pen occupied a wide area and was composed of fences, wooden posts, and straw sheds. The leather tent near the horse ring had no fire, but there were four soldiers standing upright at the four corners outside.
Jun Ci whistled, attracting the attention of the vigilant soldiers. Before he had time to investigate, Achi in the stable began to stir, tearing at the rope that tied it, making a huge noise. The stable boy guarding the stable went in to investigate.
Seeing this, he opened the stable and specially took Ah Chi, preparing to lead him for two laps.
Unexpectedly, he had just led Ah Chi out of the stable, and Ah Chi quickly ran out, galloping towards the royal tent, causing the nearby guards to immediately stop him.
There were only two of the four guards left outside the tent. Taking advantage of the commotion, Jun Ci drew the long bow with the arrow attached. A cloth strip was tied to the end of the arrow. The cloth strip was poured with warm wax oil, and the fire stick flashed out.
After that, a dazzling flame ignited.
The flame illuminated her face. As soon as her fingertips were loosened, a sharp arrow pierced the night sky, like a ball of fire thrown from the sky. It was aimed directly at the tent outside the stable, shot through the door curtain from the front, and accurately pierced the tent.
On the cloth bag, there was hay for raising horses, and the fire was instantly ignited.
"There are enemy soldiers, there are enemy soldiers!" Loud shouts accompanied by alert blowing of trumpets broke the silence under the night sky in the Donghu Palace.
At this time, Jun Ci had quickly rushed to another point. The arrow he had prepared earlier was struck by a fire stick and ignited. He shot it again on the hay in the stable, igniting a stable. The horses were frightened and began to pull the ropes that tied them.
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One horse couldn't shake the solid wooden stakes, so dozens of horses naturally exerted their strength together. The wooden stakes were pulled up from the grass, and the straw shed fell down, landing on the ignited fire. The fire was initially suppressed, but then
But in the blink of an eye, the fire started up with the wind, and it immediately burned up, illuminating the surrounding area.
The horses next to them suddenly became confused, and the horses that broke free ran wildly, and the incoming soldiers could not stop them at all.
More and more horses were getting out of control, which provided convenience for Jun Ci, who had already exposed his whereabouts. He followed the out-of-control horses and sneaked into the stable. He drew his sword and turned over to chop down a soldier in the stable. He ran straight towards the soldiers who came up to him.
, can't stop her pace even half a moment.
Sword left and right, her eyes unchanged, she fought all the way to the stable, glanced at the soldiers coming, raised her hand to cut off the reins of the other tied horses, jumped into the air, and jumped to the fire.
The long sword picked up a burning wooden stake and carried it to the hay farther away.
Thousands of horses were frightened and fled in panic. The Donghu soldiers were reluctant and did not dare to kill the horses, so they had to give way. For a while, they could not get close to Jun Ci. There were only a group of archers who hurriedly took their bows and arrows and pointed them at Jun Ci. Under the command, they fired
arrow.
The arrows were unorganized and not dense. Jun Ci dodged them easily, and even pointed in the direction of the horses while dodging. Many arrows hit the horses, and the horses stung even more crazily. Some of them rushed out, overturning the archers.
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Jun Ci took the opportunity to jump onto a war horse, and was met with an arrow. She quickly fell back, grabbed the reins, wrapped one foot around the stirrup, rolled sideways, and pressed her body against the side of the horse.
At that moment, a horse galloped from the side and its flying reins floated in front of Jun Ci.
She raised her hand to grab it, tightened the reins, released the strength on her feet, and jumped onto the other horse.
The moment she jumped away, arrows pierced her abandoned horse, causing it to fall to the ground.
As the horse galloped, dust and grass clippings hit his face. Jun Ci held on to the reins tightly, and the half-healed wound oozed blood again due to excessive exertion, but he did not dare to let go.
Once thrown out, they would die under the trampling of horses' hooves.
A horse bumped into her, and Jun Ci had no room to dodge. She was hit hard, and the pain from her shoulder to her chest still didn't allow her to loosen the reins in her hands.
Seeing the horses running towards the crowded direction, if she didn't let go at this moment, she would be crushed to death by the horses running wildly at close range!
With sharp phoenix eyes narrowed, Jun Ci slowly tightened the reins and stared closely at the horse as it gathered with a large group of horses.
Before they were about to merge seamlessly, she let go of one hand, and the crisp sound of dislocation from her arm did not affect her at all. She kicked the horse next to her in the belly, used the force to flip her body, and landed on the horse.
Then she leaned forward, lying on the horse's back, hooked her feet on the stirrups, and with her other hand free, she held down the dislocated arm, rubbed it for a moment to find its position, and with another click, she reattached the dislocated arm.
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A large number of arrows were still shooting at her. Jun Ci dodged while controlling the horses and crowding the horses to rush towards the king's tent.
The archers were forced to shoot arrows at the horses, and some fierce Donghu warriors caught the out-of-control horses and ran toward Jun Ci with their swords pointed at him.
Jun Ci drew out the long sword from his waist and faced him, and the swords clashed for a moment.
"Bring the bow!" Dona Khan, who was standing in the king's tent, stared at Jun Ci who was fighting. The Donghu warriors who pressed forward were no match for her at all.
He was waiting for help from both wings, but he couldn't wait for a long time!
This is the rear of the king's tent. Behind it is a world of sand and waves. There are hundreds of thousands of people in Donghu, and there are tens of thousands of troops. They are divided into two wings to guard in front of the king's tent, forming two small towns that can be bought and sold.
It was only less than two-quarters of an hour's ride from here, and I knew that these people must have been attacked by a sneak attack, and the battle ahead was also raging.
The angry Khan aimed his heavy bow at Jun Ci, who was surrounded by several people.
Two long knives on the left and right swept forward at the same time. Jun Ci leaned over to dodge, but just as she stood up, a sharp arrow shot straight at her. She had no choice but to turn sideways and hit the blade next to her to avoid this thunderous arrow.
The long knife slashed across her arm, creating a deep gash. She grabbed the handle of the knife, raised the sword with her backhand, and killed the person.
At this time, Duona Khan's second arrow was also aimed at Jun Ci!