Liu Fu suddenly laughed, looked at Hikawa Kyoko and said: "So, if you can win your surrender, our army's chances of winning will increase. After this battle is over, I will definitely report your contribution to the general!"
Hikawa Kyoko's face showed joy and she said repeatedly: "Thank you, sir!"
Liu Fu chuckled and asked no more questions. He asked pioneer Deng Long to arrange for Hikawa Kyoko to rest and treated him like a guest. Hikawa Kyoko hurriedly saluted and said, "Thank you, sir." Then he left with a few soldiers.
As soon as Hikawa Kyoko left, pioneer Deng Long, who was standing next to Liu Fu, said: "Mr. Yuanying, what this person said is evasive. There are many falsehoods and the credibility is not high!"
Liu Fu smiled mysteriously and said: "Really? I actually think that this person really wants to join us." Seeing the puzzlement on the face of pioneer Deng Long, Liu Fu did not explain, waved his hand and said: "You go and call for help.
All officers above the captain's rank come to the general's tent to announce something important!"
"Yes, sir." Pioneer Deng Long accepted the order and left. Liu Fu also smiled lightly, opened the tent and walked out, as if he was confident.
At dawn, which is Yin hour, between three and five o'clock, this is the time when ordinary people are extremely sleepy. The Han army's camp was also peaceful, except for the occasional sound of drums, which made people feel a little bit sleepy.
Strange.
Suddenly, a shrill horn sounded, and countless large and small torches suddenly lit up around the Han army's camp. A large number of Yamazaki Japanese Japanese held their bamboo spears high and made a ghost-like sound as they rushed towards the Han army's camp.
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The attack was unexpectedly smooth. These Yamazaki Japanese soldiers encountered almost no resistance and smoothly entered the Han army's camp. They even opened several tents in succession and poked at the bedding inside frantically.
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"No one?"
"Why is there no one?"
"Empty, all empty!"
"There is no one in the camp!"
Just when these Yamazaki Japanese soldiers began to talk, an earth-shattering sound of war drums sounded all around. In the rapid sound of breaking through the air, deadly crossbow arrows poured in from all around. Those Yamazakis holding torches high
The Japanese soldiers suddenly became the best targets. They fell to the ground amidst screams, and the whole army suddenly became chaotic.
Before the Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom could adjust from their panic, countless Han troops came out from the darkness like black and white impermanence coming out of the area, roaring from all directions and charging in, violently attacking the Yamazaki Kingdom.
The Japanese troops dispersed their ranks, causing a large number of Yamazaki Japanese soldiers to die in panic.
The commander of Yamazaki Kingdom, Yokoyama Kouki, was also panic-stricken at this time. He turned around and fled to the rear desperately, intending to escape from the battlefield. However, a group of coalition troops rushed from nowhere and cut off Yokoyama Kouki's retreat. They continued
Shooting the Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom with powerful crossbows, taking away each and every living life in a cruel arc, the blood-red liquid and the miserable screams became the most familiar sounds of the Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom.
Seeing that the way back was cut off, Hengshan Guanghui had no other choice but to call on his soldiers to resist with all his strength. He also took the lead and led the soldiers around him to continuously attack the Han army's encirclement, trying to find a way to break through.
However, this move encountered fierce resistance from the Han army and the allied forces, causing the casualties of the Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom to increase steadily.
At this time, the overall battle situation was very favorable to the Song Army and the Allied Forces. The Japanese Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom had been divided into several parts. Each department could not communicate with each other. They could only be cannibalized by the Han army. It was only a matter of time before the Japanese Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom were destroyed.
At this moment, amidst the low and dense sound of horse hoofbeats, a group of cavalry came from the direction of the Yamazaki Kingdom camp. These Yamazaki Japanese soldiers rode their horses while bending their bows and arrows, regardless of the burst of fierce shots from the enemy or our own, and the dense rain of arrows.
Flying in, a large number of Han troops and allied troops fell in the unprepared attack. These cavalrymen did not wait for the Song army to organize resistance, and took out their sabers and rushed into the battle formation. This caused the Han army to also have an astonishing attack.
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The situation on the battlefield seemed to have changed again. After receiving news of their own reinforcements, the Yamazaki Japanese soldiers who had been demoralized seemed to have regained their fighting strength. They howled like wild beasts and rushed towards the Han army. Many of them used
The above-mentioned method of risking life and death doubled the resistance encountered by the Han army and the coalition forces, and they also fell into the dilemma of being attacked from both sides.
At dawn, the Han army and the coalition army, which were in extremely unfavorable conditions, finally began to collapse. Many people abandoned their military flags, drums and many military supplies, and ran towards the river outside the camp with only the steel knives and spears in their hands.
Ueda Akunari, who came for reinforcements, did not have time to meet Yokoyama Kouki, so he drove his cavalry to chase the retreat of the Han army and the allied forces. The long swords in the hands of the Yamazaki cavalry flashed a breathtaking cold light in the morning sun.
Perhaps in order to escape for their lives, these Han troops ran extremely fast, but Ueda Akunari was not too worried, because there was the Hongyu Zhichuan River in front of them, and these Han troops and the coalition forces had no way to escape and were seeking death.
The Japanese soldiers, who were urged by General Ueda Akunari, also launched a fierce attack, whipping their horses desperately, and frantically chasing the lagging Han troops. Many Han troops were trampled into mud by their horses, and the situation was horrific.
Just when the Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom thought victory or defeat was determined, something unexpected happened. The fleeing Han soldiers faced the Hongyu Zhichuan River without any hesitation and jumped regardless of everything.
Go down and then swim to the other side, showing their knowledge of water.
As if chasing ducks, these fleeing Han troops were driven by the Japanese Japanese soldiers of the Yamazaki Kingdom who were chasing them. One by one, they jumped into the Hongyushi River. Suddenly, the Hongyushi River was full of Han troops, which was eye-catching.
I was stunned.
When the cavalry led by Ueda Akunari chased to the river bank, facing the Hongyu Shichuan River, these Japanese soldiers had no ability to fight against them, so they had no choice but to order to stop the pursuit. About 50,000 cavalry stopped on the narrow river bank, some with bows and arrows.
The cavalry in hand also began to shoot on the river. Many Han troops were shot, and large amounts of blood began to pour out of the river. However, the Han troops' military equipment was really sophisticated, and the casualties were negligible compared to those on the bank.
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When Ueda Akunari saw this scene and thought victory or defeat was decided, he suddenly thought of something, and it was a serious question. He asked Hengshan Guanghui, who was chasing him with him: "Hengshan Guanghui, how many total number of these Han troops are there?"
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Hengshan Guanghui quickly replied: "It is said to be 30,000 people!"
"Then how many Han troops do you think there are now?" Ueda Akunari asked again.
Hengshan Guanghui replied in shock: "That's three thousand people, ah! Oh no! We have fallen into a trap!"
"Stop the pursuit and retreat immediately!" Ueda Akunari ordered.
Before Hojo Taitoki's order could be implemented, huge war drums began to sound one after another. A large number of neatly arranged Han troops, holding huge wooden shields, appeared behind the group of cavalry, cutting off the path of these cavalry.
Then he threw off the wooden shields and camouflage on his body, and with a frightening pace, he slowly but firmly pushed towards the group of Yamazaki Japanese cavalry, and more soldiers climbed out from the underground trenches.
, join the offensive queue.
Seeing these huge shields like city walls advancing slowly, these Yamazaki cavalrymen felt a huge layer of pressure on their hearts. Some Yamazaki cavalrymen who did not know whether to live or die unexpectedly attacked rashly, but they were blocked by the long sword extending from behind the shield wall.
The spear stabbed him to the core, and the men and horses were left behind.
As the giant shield approached, the crossbow arrows shot from behind the giant shield, accompanied by a whistling sound, drew wonderful arcs one after another in the air, easily taking away the lives of the Yamazaki Cavalry one after another.
The spears that have not been fully stretched out between the shield gaps are as dense as grass. The sharp spear tips are reflecting a strange dark light. From some angles, you can also see that the spear tips have an abnormal color, which is very disturbing.
It's easy to imagine whether there is something on the tips of these spears.
The river bank terrain here is already narrow. Fifty thousand cavalry are parked here, with no room to gallop. Now they are oppressed by these heavy infantry, and the situation is even worse. To deal with such heavy infantry, they have lost their mobility.
The cavalry can only wait to be slaughtered. If the cavalry rushes forward, it will have no effect at all.
