Fan Kang watched Gao Hong get on the carriage and lead the convoy away, while he stood there and kept watching. He couldn't help but feel a surge of anger in his heart and felt that he had to vent it. He faced Gao Hong's face as he walked away.
The carriage shouted with all its strength: "You can't save Wang Tao. You are drinking poison to quench your thirst. You will get yourself involved. The safer you are now, the more miserable your death will be in the future."
Gao Hong listened to Fan Kang's shouts in the car. Not only did he not waver, but he strengthened his determination. He suddenly opened the car curtain and shouted to the outside: "Report your favor on the golden stage, support the Jade Dragon and die for you."
"After saying that, he lowered the car curtain and stopped talking.
When Fan Kang heard Gao Hong's answer, he immediately became silent. His heart felt sore and he was filled with admiration. He was indeed worthy of being Gao Hong, and indeed worthy of being Fan Kang's best friend.
Fan Kang took one last look at the retreating motorcade, then resolutely turned around and walked in the opposite direction. I'm afraid the next time we meet, we will be strangers.
While Wang Tao was working hard to deal with the aftermath, Jia Ke was not idle either.
In the past few days, it has become more and more obvious that the Tatars are going to retreat. The cavalry that surrounded Kaiping Guards on all sides has been withdrawn. Only the rangers are still patrolling to prevent Jia Ke from sneak attacks. They are completely surrounded by Jia Ke.
Such a sneak attack made everyone terrified.
Jia Ke is very satisfied with the current situation. Everything is going as he expected. To be honest, Kaiping Wei can't hold on any longer. Although there are sufficient food and water sources, the wood used for heating and burning fires has been exhausted.
There aren’t many left. In ancient times, people couldn’t eat raw wood if they didn’t exist, right?
Many ordinary people's homes have even had their beds dismantled. If this continues and the siege is not relieved in winter, Kaipingwei will not only have to eat, but many people will freeze to death. This also shows that the Tatars are not
It was no longer possible to withdraw the troops. It was so difficult for Kaiping Guards to have houses to live in, let alone the Tatar marching tents. These Tatars must have been freezing all night long.
On the third day after the Tatars gave up the siege of Kaiping Guard, the Tatars began to set up camp and head north.
Seeing this, everyone in the Kaiping Guards, including soldiers and ordinary young men, cheered together. They had won a victory. They forced the Tatar Khan to withdraw, and their regular soldiers only had
Less than two thousand people, plus several thousand young men, actually completed the task that was originally thought to be impossible.
Alsileng Khan was in the marching cavalry when he suddenly heard cheers from the direction of the Kaiping Guards. He was so angry that his eyes were red, and his teeth were biting his lips until they bled. He did not think that he had failed. He was influenced by the uncoordinated people around him.
The scum was dragging them down. If they, the Tatars, could work together as one, the little Kaipingwei would not be able to last three days in his eyes.
Their actual siege time this time was actually a little more than half a day, and those old foxes were still unable to work. This time when they go back, they must take back all these powers. Only in this way can they be called the giants on the grassland.
sweat.
Alsileng Khan also remembered the name Jia Ke, and he looked forward to meeting Jia Ke next time. At that time, he must cut off Jia Ke's head and make it into a drinking utensil. Let him always accompany him and let him
This man who suffered setbacks for the first time, look at his great achievements in the future. Thinking of Alsileng Khan, he unconsciously touched his right arm. Here is the pain that Jia Ke caused him.
Arslen Khan thought that the war would end peacefully with the Tatar withdrawal.
Jia Ke had no such idea, and now he has gathered all the cavalry, a total of 600 cavalry, plus the horses captured in the first battle with the Tumo tribe, they can now have two horses per person.
Jia Ke wants to give the Tatars a shot this time. When the enemy advances, we retreat, when the enemy retreats, we pursue them. When the enemy is stationed, we harass them. When the enemy is tired, we fight. Let these prairie people have a taste of the power of guerrilla warfare.
This time the attack followed the old rules. Feng Mo followed Jia Ke and Huang Baifeng led the remaining infantry to guard the Kaiping Guard tightly to prevent the Tatars from taking advantage of them.
On the morning after the Tatars left, Jia Ke did a few things. The first thing was to report the victory to Jiedushi Wang Tao. No matter what, Wang Tao was still his superior, and some procedures still had to be completed, otherwise
It's going to be someone's fault.
The second thing was to ask Liu Yu to take his letter and return to the capital to complain to Jia Zheng. In the letter, he elaborated on the fact that Wang Tao refused to rescue and put him in danger. Although the Jia family is no longer what it used to be,
Many of the old Duke's subordinates are still in power. These people still need to think about their incense and love. Together with the four princes and eight princes, they will be enough for Wang Tao to drink a pot.
The third thing is to lead 600 cavalrymen to chase and harass the Tatars, letting them know that Jia Ke is not afraid.
Under the early winter sunshine, Jia Ke led 600 cavalry, 1,200 horses, and a small amount of supplies, and embarked on a pursuit journey.
The Tatars withdrew their troops this time and did not leave in a hurry. They all thought that the matter was over, so they walked very easily. Even the exploration horses only traveled twenty or thirty miles. All the Tatars fantasized about taking the troops with them.
Returning home with the trophies, he was warmly welcomed by his family. The elderly, children, and wife at home were able to spend the winter safely.
Jia Ke led his men and horses, and it only took one day to catch up with the Tatar rearguard. Jia Ke personally took the scouting horses to observe the Tatars' alertness. It turned out that the Tatars were lax in their alertness, and it was obvious that there was no
The alert was just like a tourist. Jia Ke knew now that his first sneak attack would definitely cause other casualties to the Tatars. Once the Tatars were alert in the future, they would not be like this.
Good opportunity.
Jia Ke led his men and horses behind the Tatars. It was not until dusk that the Tatars began to cook rice and set up a simple camp. They gathered together, laughed loudly and thought about the future.
Jia Ke saw that it was almost done and ordered all the soldiers to straighten their clothes and armor. The soldiers were still wearing paper armor. This thing is at the right time now. It can both keep warm and strengthen defense. Only Jia Ke still wears his Mingguang armor?
Everything was ready, and the Tatars also started to eat. Jia Ke saw the opportunity and rushed out with 600 men and horses. Jia Ke took the lead and waved the Fangtian painted halberd as an arrow to organize the troops. Wherever he passed, his limbs were everywhere.
Flying away, blood was everywhere, while the other six hundred men, following closely behind the carapace, rushed into the Tatar camp.
At this time, the Tatars were at their most relaxed time of the day. Who would have thought that someone would attack them? They were not prepared at all. Most of them could not even find their own swords and guns. In this massacre, Jia Ke and his men
They fought until it was completely dark, then rode their horses out of the Tatar camp and ran towards the depths of darkness.
The Tatars were so disturbed by Jia Ke that they didn't calm down until midnight. The person in charge of the rear was the chief of a small tribe of Tatars. They were frightened by Jia Ke's attack. When they opened the Pingwei, they learned what Jia Ke had taught them.
It was so powerful. Unexpectedly, after they retreated, Jia Ke caught up with them, and they were really haunted. After Jia Ke broke out of the camp, he immediately released the detective horses and did not dare to relax again.
Only later did he dare to count the casualties. This time, Jia Ke's raid caused nearly a thousand casualties to his tribe. Among them, more than 400 were killed on the spot. Due to the limitations of ancient medical conditions, many were left.
Most of them will die soon. This is because the weather is getting colder and winter is about to begin. If it were midsummer, these injured people would have almost no chance of survival.
After dealing with these matters, the chief remembered to report to Alslenkhan on horseback.