After Zhao Xi said this, it was Wang Zhongzheng who suddenly understood, Cao Lin who seemed to understand after being stunned, Gao Jingxian who was surprised, and Li Xian who was at a loss.
Shooting Zhang Langzhong? He was not only a capital official, but the key was that he was a scholar and was born a Jinshi. How to kill him?
Besides, Li Xian couldn't figure out why the prince wanted him to shoot Zhang Langzhong!
"Li Xian!"
"small……"
No matter what! I am a royal servant and only obey the prince's orders.
It is impossible for them to understand. If there is any leader around at this time, they should be able to understand.
When Zhang Wei shouted: Sakyamuni declines and Maitreya persists, the outcome is destined.
Scholars are noble in the country, and Zhang Wei represents not only himself, but also the group of scholars.
His compromise with the Maitreya Cult is basically throwing shit on the entire Shilin.
Well, this reason is just an excuse. It's because Zhang Wei was kidnapped, and these palace officials didn't dare to attack him... Their fear of civil servants has been deeply rooted in their bones, and they will never attack the culprits regardless of the lives of civil servants.
"Whoosh..."
"Mr. Zhang vowed not to compromise with the thieves, and he has been killed by the thieves!"
"Mr. Zhang refused to compromise and was killed by the thieves!"
Wang Zhongzheng was still clever. After Zhao Xi finished shouting, he shouted immediately.
"Mr. Zhang, who swore to the death and refused to compromise, has been killed by the thieves!"
Four to five hundred people shouted together.
Done! This is what Zhao Xi thought after hearing everyone shouting.
At this time, the Fourth Army, which was far away from the Maitreya Cult and was hiding in the surrounding houses and had already prepared, also heard... They had abandoned their coach, and the coach was actually killed by the Maitreya Cult... What should we do?
What should we do? It sounds like the prince's bodyguards are coming out. Why is the prince coming to the front if he's not staying in the backyard?
If you leave a coach behind, he is already dead anyway, but if you leave the prince behind again... I don't dare think about it, I really can't just leave him behind.
In fact, the chaos just now was a bit chaotic. For the nearly 2,000 soldiers of the Fourth Army, there was not much loss at all. There were more than ten or twenty casualties, and it did not even affect the organization at all.
To put it bluntly, it was sheer cowardice that made them think of escaping in the first place. Especially what they heard in recent years was that several times the Maitreya Cult rebelled, there would be casualties among the Imperial Guards. The more I heard about it, the more they became afraid. They were so afraid that they didn’t even have the courage to fight.
No.
They knew what they were capable of, and if they could put on a show for the people of Bianliang, it would be fine, even if they just took a few steps in front of the officials. Let them fight... forget it.
As for the thing in my hand, let alone fighting with others, even if I swing it twice, I might hit myself.
But now...the chief officer is dead, and the prince has also come out. The key is that this prince must be the official in the future...
"Brothers, we can't hide anymore. Just now we could have said we were looking for someone, but now, we have no excuses and we have to bite the bullet."
No one is stupid, and the Fourth Army would not accept half-idiots.
All of a sudden, people rushed out of the house in all directions, screaming, beating, and killing.
This... Zhao Xi was stunned. The reinforcements couldn't be so fast, right? Where is Baishili?
"Your Majesty, I am in the Fourth Army..."
That's it! When Zhao Xi saw the Fourth Army rushing out again, he knew that tonight's scare was over and it was fine.
It's a pity that there is no chance for him to do it.
Not to mention him, even Cao Lin and Gao Jingxian did not dare to take a step away from him, and they were followed by the horse leader... They were basically ready to protect him and escape at any time.
I heard that in several battles with Daxia, whenever there was a defeat, the adjutant would take the commander and run away with his life, and then the whole team would be ready and waiting for someone to kill him.
Escape didn't seem to be a shameful thing in the current era, especially for a civilian commander.
I also heard that Han Qi and Han Zhigui asked his lieutenants to take them to Qinzhou. The people reviled them and they could only let the spit on their faces dry up...
There are a lot of thieves, and there are also thousands of people coming. But the inn is only such a big place, and only three to five hundred people can squeeze in... Don't be surprised, sir. Don't think that the inn is not big. To be honest, it's just Jingxi Road.
The entire inn is as big as a large village. After all, it is an important place in Gyeonggi Province with many officials coming and going.
This is where the prince worships his ancestors, otherwise this place would be no less lively than an ordinary market.
Three to five hundred thieves were equally timid when there were shouts from all directions...
"kill!"
Zhao Xi was immediately aroused by the shouts and couldn't help shouting: Kill!
This sound was the order to attack. The soldiers of the Palace Front Division were no longer timid at this time. Led by Zhao Xi's sound, they all shouted in unison: Kill!
For a moment, it was all kill! kill! kill!
The Maitreya Cult is not invulnerable, the Maitreya Cult can also be killed... This is the first feeling after the Fourth Army joined the battle group.
It turns out that they are all human beings, and they are not very skilled.
Therefore, this time, it was no longer a melee, but a unilateral advance. The four armies were all around, and the Maitreya cult members were squeezed bit by bit to retreat towards the courtyard gate.
"Sakyamuni declines, but Maitreya endures!..."
This time, even the constant shouting failed to reverse the situation. More and more soldiers of the Upper Fourth Army were attracted by the hope of victory. They hoped that they could use their current bravery to cover up their cowardice, and they also hoped that they would eventually be able to alleviate the main threat.
Responsibility for the officer’s murder.
"Pull out Zhang Langzhong's arrows and stab him a few times where the arrows hit him!"
If there was a smart person, Zhao Xi would not have to say these words. But he was accompanied by a bunch of fools...
Others were hesitant, but Wang Zhongzheng was unambiguous at all. After all, he had worked with the prince for a living.
"Mr. Zhang was killed by a thief. This must be remembered, and everyone must remember it! People in the Fourth Army must also be allowed to see that Mr. Zhang was indeed killed by a thief."
I don't know if I can understand it this way.
In fact, these are all just for people to hear. Whatever the truth is, whether it is the court officials or the father, they will definitely know the details.
Zhao Xi felt that Shilin and the people needed a acceptable explanation.
I need to help the court make this statement reasonable!
Basically, the Forbidden Army is indeed better than the Xiang Army. After all, they are considered a regular army, unlike the Xiang Army, which is composed of refugees.
Once the Forbidden Army puts aside their cowardice, even if they lack training at ordinary times, the Xiang Army cannot stop them. What's more, they don't have an advantage in terms of numerical ratio.
So, after a while, the entire courtyard came back again, and they were all soldiers of the Fourth Army.
Zhao Xi was surrounded and followed to the door of the inn. He saw that the open land in front of the inn was being recaptured bit by bit by the Fourth Army, and the thieves had already begun to flee in panic...
You may all think this sentence makes sense, especially in the mountains and forests, you really shouldn’t chase the enemy. The Fourth Army knows this very well...
Only Zhao Xi knew that at this time, Qiu Kou Mo Zhui had lost the clues to the entire incident and had no basis for tracing the source.