Soon Xie Hu came to Jia Ke. He reined in the horse's head and looked carefully. He saw that Jia Ke was wearing a golden helmet and golden armor, shining with thousands of lights in the sun. The Fang Tian painted halberd in his hand was shining, and the horse he was riding on was shining brightly.
The fire dragon colt roared like thunder, and I couldn't help but feel timid. But I was thinking about the emperor's whereabouts, so I had to step forward to talk to Jia Ke.
Xie Hu urged his horse forward and came to a distance of more than ten feet away from Jia Ke. He placed the sword in his hand on the saddle bridge, clasped his fists at Jia Ke and said: "Jia Ke, are you okay? I have a good word that I don't know how to say.
It’s inappropriate to talk about it.”
Jia Ke looked at him and sneered: "If you have any good advice, just tell me and I will listen."
Xie Hu cupped his hands and said: "The general's martial arts are rare in the world. Why don't you dedicate the emperor to the prince, and then I will give you a few good words in front of the prince. You can still be reinstated, and if the prince is happy, you may be able to be promoted again.
,Why not do it?"
When Jia Ke heard what he said, he couldn't help but sneer in his heart. At this time, he was already a grasshopper on the same rope as the emperor. How could he trust the prince? If he listened to him and surrendered to the prince, he would probably be killed as a scapegoat soon.
, Otherwise, how can the prince calm the discussion of the people in the world.
So he pretended to be a loyal minister and scolded Xie Hu loudly: "There is a saying: a martyr woman is not worthy of two husbands, and a loyal minister does not serve two masters. Since I have been loyal to the emperor, I have been thinking of doing my best until death. How can I be in trouble.
You wait for these thieves, I advise you to surrender early, the emperor may be able to be lenient and spare your lives. Otherwise, sooner or later, you will be cut into pieces by the emperor."
After hearing what he said, Xie Hu couldn't help being furious and scolded Jia Ke: "You ignorant slave, I'm trying to persuade you to save your life. It's just that you don't know what's good or bad, and you dare to curse me. Today is decided
I can’t let you get away.”
After Xie Hu finished speaking, he gave an order to his cavalry: "Whoever kills Jia Ke will be promoted to the third rank and rewarded with a thousand taels of silver."
There is a saying that a big reward must be a brave man. When the soldiers behind Xie Hu heard the reward, they all moved forward bravely and rushed towards Jia Ke.
Jia Ke was not afraid. He waved Fang Tian's painted halberd and rushed forward. For a moment, Jia Ke was on his back. Jia Ke's purpose this time was very clear, that is, to shoot the man first, shoot the horse first, and to capture the thief first, capture the king. So he went straight to Xie
Kill the tiger.
Xie Hu had retreated among the cavalry at this time. When he saw Jia Ke rushing towards the direction where he was, he felt frightened and hurriedly retreated back again. However, among the cavalry, people and horses crowded against each other. He
It is not easy to turn the horse's head back.
Jia Ke knew his direction and kept charging forward. Xie Hu was frightened by Jia Ke's bravery, so he hurriedly ordered, "All the soldiers fired arrows and shot this thief to death."
So the knights beside Xie Hu kept firing arrows in the direction of Jia Ke one by one. Now Jia Ke was in some trouble. Not only did he have to guard against the weapons that kept reaching out from all around, he also had to guard against the weapons flying from all directions.
A cold arrow came.
Jia Ke is indeed an unparalleled general. He is seen flying up and down with his Fangtian painted halberd, trying his best to deflect the cold arrows flying from everywhere, and using his strength to assassinate and chop the cavalry approaching him.
Xie Hu saw Jia Ke getting busier and busier from behind, and sneered in his heart, no matter how brave you are to be unstoppable by ten thousand men, I will kill you without a burial place under my elite cavalry.
Although Jia Ke was a little busy, he was busy but not in a hurry. He kept urging the fire dragon colt to rush forward. Fang Tian's painted halberd was also covered like a silver wheel. The soldiers around him could not get close. All the flying hidden arrows had not yet come.
When he came to him, he knocked him down.
The Fire Dragon Colt that Jia Ke sat on was a one-of-a-kind BMW. It was moving so fast, and it was getting closer and closer to Xie Hu.
When Xie Hu saw this situation from behind, he was quite surprised. Just now he saw Jia Ke being busy, but now he was close to him in the blink of an eye. So Xie Hu dared to retreat again, trying to pull away from him.
Jia Ke’s distance.
Before Xie Hu could retreat far, Jia Ke was almost in front of him. Xie Hu had no time to retreat at this time. He had no choice but to wave his sword and fight Jia Ke. At the same time, he ordered the cavalry from all directions to attack Jia Ke.
This Xie Hu is also a famous general. I think he fought in an army of thousands of horses back then. Although he has been a military commander in recent years, his skills have not been lost.
I saw the knife in his hand dancing like snowflakes, flying towards Jia Ke non-stop. Jia Ke saw a silver light in front of his eyes, but didn't pay attention to it. In Jia Ke's eyes, although these moves were as fast as lightning, they were frivolous.
, it looks like he is lacking in strength at first glance. How can such a person exert the power of his moves?
I saw Jia Ke thrust Fang Tian's painted halberd into the densest silver light, and then twisted it. Immediately, the snow flakes all over the sky disappeared. And Xie Hu's knife was also struck by Jia Ke's Fang Tian painted halberd.
Arrived to the side.
Jia Ke saw this move and struck at Xie Hu with all his strength. Although Xie Hu blocked it with his knife, how could he block it? Not only did Xie Hu split his knife in half, but also chopped off his right arm.
broken.
Xie Hu screamed in pain, and the guards next to him rushed up together, temporarily separating Jia Ke and Xie Hu. Xie Hu's guards were all carefully selected by him. Now that they saw Xie Hu in danger, they all tried their best to move forward.
After blocking Jia Ke, Jia Ke wielded Fang Tian's painted halberd and slashed left and right, killing all the guards blocking him in just a few strokes.
Xie Hu had already covered his arms and ran away. At this time, Jia Ke was surrounded by enemies in front of and behind him. He originally wanted to shoot him to death with bows and arrows, but Xie Hu's soldiers rushed up again, which made Jia Ke unable to take action.
Come.
Jia Ke could only fight hard among the cavalry. Seeing that Xie Hu had fled far away, these cavalry were frightened by Jia Ke's killing, so they broke up and fled for their lives.
Jia Ke dispersed the pursuers, returned to the grove, and shouted inside: "Your Majesty, I have defeated the pursuers. Come out quickly so that we can get on our way."
After a while, the emperor came out with a few people. They looked around, and sure enough, the pursuers had disappeared. They saw corpses everywhere in the field, which showed that there had been a fierce battle just now.
The emperor quickly came to Jia Ke and said movedly: "Fortunately you are here, otherwise I would die without a burial place."
Jia Ke quickly replied: "It's all thanks to the emperor's great blessing that I can achieve this small feat. I don't dare to be the emperor's false praise."
Lei Ying came up at this time and said: "Your Majesty, our danger has not passed yet. Return to the vicinity of the capital quickly and gather troops and horses to get down to business."
Upon hearing this, the emperor knew that there could be no further delay, so he said to everyone: "That time we can no longer do what we did before, even if we risk our lives, we have to rush all the way to the capital. Only when we reach the military camp in Xuanfu Town can we be safe."
Jia Ke had actually meant this for a long time, but he couldn't say this. If he offended the emperor, if he didn't argue with him now and would trouble him again when he regained power, then his investment in the emperor would have been wasted.
So this time everyone did not stop, Jia Ke led the way, and the emperor followed behind. They ran all the way to the capital.
He kept walking like this until midnight before arriving near the capital. Jia Ke did not hesitate. Now he felt that it was safest to return to his own army. So he took the emperor in a big circle, and quickly
We arrived in front of the military camp in Xuanfu Town at dawn.
At this time, the camp in Xuanfu Town was heavily guarded, with deep ditches and high winds, and large, angry lanterns were placed everywhere.
As soon as Jia Ke and the others approached, they were discovered by the soldiers. These people stepped forward to investigate and found out that it was their Jiedushi. There was thunderous joy for a while.
It turned out that yesterday, the prince launched a mutiny and sent people to the Xuanfu Town military camp to take over the troops. At that time, Fan Kang was in charge of the central army and refused to carry out the prince's order, claiming that unless there was an imperial edict from the emperor or Jia Ke's order,
Military order, otherwise no one can mobilize every soldier in Xuanfu Town.
As a result, in the evening, news came from the prince's side that Jia Ke had been killed in the mutiny. At the same time, his general Song Xiao was appointed as the Jiedushi of Xuanfu Town. He came to take over the military camp again.
Fan Kang refused again this time, and at the same time ordered all the people in Xuanfu Town to dress up and stand ready. When the prince saw Xuanfu Town, he was ready to fight with them. He knew the combat power of Xuanfu Town, so he did not dare to go too far.
They forced each other to wait until the end when the emperor was either captured or killed. Then he would ascend the throne and become the emperor and deal with the people in Xuanfu Town.
Fan Kang is actually worried about Jia Ke's safety. Although he knows Jia Ke's bravery, Jia Ke is alone after all. Now he can only try his best to control the army for Jia Ke and wait for Jia Ke to come back. If Jia Ke really dies in the battle
, he took these troops to avenge Jia Ke, which can be regarded as a battle between master and servant.
Fan Kang didn't sleep at all that night. When the sky was getting a little brighter, he suddenly heard thunderous cheers from the front camp. Fan Kang felt happy in his heart. At this time, all the soldiers cheered, probably only Jia Ke was back. So he
He quickly put on some clothes and ran out of the tent.
Sure enough, on the way to the Central Army, I met Jia Ke. I saw that Jia Ke was still in high spirits, but he was not walking in the middle at this time, but was accompanying an old man.
Fan Kang was so smart that he immediately understood who this old man was. He couldn't help but feel ecstatic. Now his lord Jia Ke was really going to rise to prominence. By then, he would probably become a famous figure in the court.
Fan Kang pretended not to know and came to Jia Ke, bowed and saluted: "My lord, you are back. Today the prince keeps sending people to take over the military power."
"Oh, how did you answer that?" Jia Ke knew that Fan Kang was very smart, so there must be a reason for saying this at this time, so he asked in cooperation with him.
Fan Kang pretended not to know that the person next to him was the emperor, and said angrily: "Without the emperor's imperial edict, how could I dare to hand over military power to anyone else, not even the prince. Although he is the prince, he is also a minister in front of the emperor. How can he overstep his authority?"
"
The emperor listened to this and couldn't help but nodded repeatedly. The words came to his heart. He is the emperor of this country. Although the prince is the prince, he is also his minister. Without his order, the prince cannot mobilize a single soldier.
One pawn.
This time the prince rebelled because he had been too indulgent to the prince before, which prevented him from distinguishing the ways of a monarch and his ministers. By the time he was prepared and wanted to take measures, the prince was already full-fledged, so he had to take risks, but the result was still the same.
The success fell short. If Jia Ke, a hero, had not led him out of the siege, he would have been poisoned to death by poisonous wine, or he would have been imprisoned in the palace.
At this time, the emperor believed that Jia Ke was extremely loyal to him. He only recognized himself as the emperor and no one else recognized him. If such a loyal minister was not reused, how could he reuse those rebellious ministers and traitors?
At this point, the emperor regarded Jia Ke as extremely loyal, and from now on he was no longer on guard against Jia Ke.