Chapter 21: Don’t be scared when you meet Tang Jun
One of his subordinates, Commander Qu, came over and asked what to do with the injured enemy.
On the grassland, population, like cattle and sheep, is the greatest wealth, whether it is one's own or the enemy's. Even if there is a war between two feuding tribes, the dead warriors will be respected and no one will harm them.
The corpses, old, young, women and children of the enemy will be captured, and those injured enemies will also be treated and become slaves of the tribe after surviving...
However, now, facing the fear of unknown punishment deep in his heart, and the anger towards Kang Sumi for severely injuring him, Tumidu abandoned the customary rules on the grassland, waved his hand, and said in a hateful voice: "No one will be spared, all will be killed."
, build the Jingguan, let those tribes who dare to resist the Huihe cavalry see, this is the end!"
After saying these harsh words, Tumidu ordered the main force to continue chasing the Turks, while he led a group of soldiers to stay behind and deal with the battlefield.
The narrow road was covered with corpses from both sides. The Uighurs were carrying knives. When they saw the Li Te people lying on the ground, they cut off their heads with a knife. No matter whether they were dead or alive, they would not be left alive. Then they moved the corpses of their own people.
He went aside to treat the seriously injured, and piled the headless corpses of the Lit people together randomly, and then placed their heads on top.
The weather was cold, and the blood flowing out of the corpse quickly froze, and the corpse gradually became hard. The Jingguan built with the corpses of the Li Te people, which looked like a hill, was cruel and strange under the falling white snow...
When the road was cleared, the sound of roaring horse hooves could be heard faintly from behind. The iron hooves of countless war horses stepped on the ice and snow road, making the earth tremble slightly.
The war horses roared past, and the wind and snow rolled up made Tumidu confused. He could only lower his head slightly to avoid ice flakes and snow foam flying into his eyes.
"Why didn't the Turks stay?"
A cold question sounded in Tumidu's ears.
Tumidu's heart trembled, and when he raised his head, he saw Dadushu sitting on the back of a horse, holding a whip in his hand, staring at him angrily.
"Second Prince, the Li Te people were coerced by the Turks and resisted them without fear of death. You know, on this narrow road, it is difficult for the cavalry to set up a formation. The Uighur cavalry cannot take advantage of their numbers and can only
A head-on fight. The Li Te people are crazy, they are not afraid of death, they just want to stop the pursuit... Second prince, the Uighur soldiers suffered heavy losses, but although they were delayed for some time, they can still catch up with the Turks..."
Tumidu tried his best to defend himself. He knew that Dadushe had never been a reasonable person. However, before he finished speaking, he heard the whistling sound of the tip of the whip breaking through the air. The riding crop in Dadushe's hand had already hit him hard.
on the face...
"Crack!"
"ah!"
Tumidu screamed, covered his face and staggered back.
The gauze on his face was pulled away by the sharp tip of the whip like cotton wool, flying in the cold wind. The wound originally injured by the crossbow arrow rolled over again, and a strip of skin on his face was ripped open, and blood poured out in a "gushing" sound.
, he screamed in pain.
"Hula"
The Uighur warriors behind him were furious and gathered around him. It seemed that as long as Tu Midu gave the order, they would dare to rush forward and tear Da Du She into pieces!
Dadu was also startled on the horse, and then he became furious: "What, you want to rebel?"
The Xue Yantuo cavalry on his left and right saw such a big reaction from the Uighurs, and they quickly stepped forward to protect Dadu, glaring at the Uighurs with their hands on the handle of the scimitar at his waist.
"Stand back! Everybody stand down!"
Tumidu endured the severe pain and scolded the tribesmen repeatedly.
Although he could not wait to bite Dadu to death in one bite, drink his blood and eat his flesh, but in Xue Yantuo's formation, the comparison of the strength of the troops was no less than ten times, and the slightest movement would be the end of death, how could he dare to make a mistake?
"The second prince is happy and angry, but he is just a bunch of stupid dolphins. I offended the second prince's tiger power. I hope you will forgive me."
He begged for mercy in a low voice.
In his heart, he wished he could bite Dadu She to death, and in his heart, Da Dushe didn't want to stab Tumidu to death with one knife?
The Uighurs are the most cunning and insidious, and their tribes are so numerous that they are Xue Yantuo's biggest hidden danger. Therefore, in almost every war in Xue Yantuo, the Uighurs will be driven to the forefront to charge into battle, with the intention of weakening the strength of the Uighurs.
But now, if Tu Midu is stabbed to death with one knife, it will inevitably cause a backlash from all the Huihe people. Of course, if the suppression continues, it will also cause the morale of the army to be weakened.
"It doesn't matter, the Uighur people are the most united. It is inevitable that the leader will be punished and the people of the tribe will be unwilling to do so..." Dadu Shi suppressed his anger and said with a hint of knocking: "Being able to defend the majesty of the leader with death, this is
It is a tribe with great ambitions..."
Tumidu was trembling in his heart, fearing that this cruel prince would ignore it in anger and blatantly issue an order to massacre the Huihe people. Even after returning to Yudujun Mountain, he would be severely punished, and this would even trigger the people who were attached to Xue Yantuo.
The dissatisfaction of various tribes caused turmoil and threatened Xue Yantuo's rule. But at that time, he and the thousands of the most elite Uighur warriors were bound to die without a burial place...
"Second Prince, don't worry, I will lead my men to hunt down the Turks!"
As he said that, he endured the severe pain and asked his subordinates to help him bandage it briefly. He wrapped the cloak behind him to resist the cold wind, and then took a wolfskin hat and put it on his head to reduce the wound as much as possible.
There is a chance of getting bitten by the severe cold, so he turns over and mounts his horse.
But was stopped by Dadu...
Team after team of cavalry roared towards the south, chasing the fleeing Turks. Da Dushu frowned, his beard was messy and dirty, and snowflakes fell on it and it was covered with frost, making him look even older.
It is more than double the actual age.
"The Turks are like a lost dog. If they leave Dingxiang and lose the Chile River, what hope can they have? We should not pursue the Turks, but should turn back and capture Dingxiang City. As long as we capture Dingxiang City
, the Chile River south of Baidao is completely under Xue Yantuo's control, why go after a group of courageous bandits?"
Tu Midu's heart trembled again...
I had previously persuaded him to hunt down the Turks. If I didn't pursue them, how could it trigger a conflict with the Tang army and start a full-scale war between the Tang Dynasty and Xue Yantuo? How could the Uighurs have the opportunity to profit from it?
Not only is this generous person cruel and simple-minded, but he is also wavering and weak-willed. He is definitely not someone who has achieved great things!
After such a short time, I have to change my mind again...
"Second Prince, Dingxiang City is located there. The city must be deserted now. What difference does it make if we capture it a quarter earlier and a quarter later? You can't sprout wings and fly away! You only need to send someone to warn Tumozhi, and Jue
If he cannot be allowed to enter Dingxiang City, then sooner or later this feat will be yours! However, for you, killing all the Turks is far more than conquering Dingxiang City! I have longed for the Han people since I was a child,
I once heard many legendary stories from the Han people from the past from a merchant. There is a saying among the Han people, which is called "Although Chu has three households, if Qin is destroyed, Chu will definitely die"! Even if Qin Shihuang unified the six countries and the Qin cavalry swept across Liuhe, he could still overthrow the Qin Dynasty.
They can still only be Chu people! This is the same situation as Xue Yantuo. Xue Yantuo ruled Mobei by stepping on the corpses of Turks, but the ones who can overthrow Xue Yantuo must still be Turks! Now is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, as long as
Catch up and completely slaughter the Turks. Second Prince, your achievements are more than a thousand times greater than those of capturing Dingxiang City and occupying the Chile River. Xue Yantuo's unforgettable foundation will be laid by your achievements today. You are
The greatest hero of the descendants of Xue Yantuo, even Bazhuo, cannot shake your most noble status in the hearts of the Xue Yantuo tribe!"
Tu Midu was eloquent, but now the wound on his face was so painful that his heart was throbbing, and his lips were about to be frayed, so he took the trouble to seduce Dadu.
You have to pursue something. What does it mean to just occupy Dingxiang City?
Now is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make a great contribution. Kill all the remnants of the Turks. You are Xue Yantuo's greatest hero. Don't hesitate. Chase him down. It's best to chase him to Mayi, Shuozhou, or the Great Wall.
Chase to Yanmen Pass!
If the Tang army dares to send troops to rescue the Turks, don't be afraid, just do it...
The desire in Dadu's heart is ready to move.
He had never heard of such words as "Although Chu has three households, Chu will surely destroy Qin", and he didn't even understand the meaning behind it. However, like many Hu people, he naturally admired Han cultural articles and believed that smart Han people are important in culture.
Far superior to the barbarians.
No matter what it is said, since it is a saying spread by the Han people, it is probably very reasonable...