So after seeing the main cavalry being attacked head-on by the mercenary group, Tallig knew that his chance to escape had come, and he took advantage of the chaos to leave the group with his nine puppet army brothers who had long been persuaded by him.
After they left the battlefield, looking at the endless prairie, they felt troubled again. Where should they go next?
Will you continue to be a horse bandit on the grassland?
Just when a few people were confused and confused, they witnessed with their own eyes how their cavalry troops were annihilated from a distance on the battlefield.
While they were stunned by the powerful firepower of the mercenary group, they were also glad that they were not in the main force. Otherwise, under such a fierce and intensive gun attack, no matter how good you are, sooner or later someone else will shoot you.
The ghost.
At this time, an idea suddenly came to Tallig's mind. Instead of becoming a horse bandit again and harming the people, it would be better to join the National Army to fight against the Japanese. Even if he died on the anti-Japanese battlefield, his chest would be straight. It was better than
It is much better to be a dog for the Japanese and harm our Mongolian and Han brothers.
The army in front of us looked like the best among the best at first glance, and it was the most suitable target to take refuge with.
When he saw the mercenary regiment chasing the cavalry and rushing towards the puppet infantry, he knew in his heart that Li Shouxin's army was finished.
At this time, his desire to join this army became even more urgent. He told several brothers about his idea and got everyone's agreement.
Just kidding, on such a vast and boundless prairie, what kind of climate can ten lonely people have? Even being a horse bandit is not a long-term solution. The final outcome is either to be annexed by others or to be killed.
It's just time, sooner or later.
Moreover, these people are all Mongolians. They are usually influenced by Taliq. They are not willing to be puppet soldiers, let alone harm their compatriots on the grassland. If they are willing to accept their surrender, that will definitely be the best.
things.
But how can we make others accept us?
Tallig and the others are self-aware. Even though their ten brothers are all highly skilled and skilled in equestrian skills, and they are all good scouts, they are not necessarily rare to others.
If you don't look at their weapons and equipment, so many machine guns, so many artillery, and their rigorous tactics, what's more important is that they also have cavalry. If you look at the cavalry formation and the posture of the horse, you will know that they are all good riders on horseback.
It doesn't matter if you are more than you are, and it doesn't matter if you are less than you. Why should I take you in?
This requires a reason, a reason why they have to accept a few of them.
Thinking of this, Tallig's mind became active, and he immediately discussed with several brothers whether he could also help this army rush into the infantry formation, kill them, and hand in a certificate of surrender or something.
But several people discussed it over and over again, but they all found it difficult to do.
It's not that they miss their former comrades-in-arms.
When it comes to friendship, there are quite a few old acquaintances among the cavalry. If they really want to turn their backs and kill people in order to join the new boss, some of them would not be able to do it.
But these infantrymen were also surrendered by Li Shouxin, so they couldn't fight together. Who the hell knew each other?
Moreover, each one has his own master now. There is no one with swords and guns on the battlefield, and no one can recognize anyone.
The problem is, others have to believe that you are there to help.
The battlefield was in chaos. You guys rushed over on horseback rashly. Don't be misunderstood by others. You picked up a machine gun and attacked the brothers. Who are you going to complain to?
Just when a few people were a little confused, the opportunity came.
Tallig had already developed a good eye on the grassland, which was one of the reasons why he could serve as the scout squad leader.
Just when the infantry was being ravaged by the National Army artillery, he suddenly discovered that the former commander Li Shouxin was pulled away from the battlefield by several guards and adjutants, and ran towards the depths of the grassland, followed closely by a group of officers and guards.
If you follow, you will see that you are abandoning your troops and running away.
Because Li Shouxin's war horse is also a rare and good horse. It is all white with no trace of color. It is famous throughout the army. It is called Baiyun, which means that riding on the horse is like stepping on the clouds. It is not only fast, but also stable.
Who doesn't know about the commander's war horses? Especially for elite soldiers like them who serve as scouts, this vision is a must.
When he saw Li Shouxin running away, Talig knew that his opportunity had come.
Since this national army has started a war with Li Shouxin, it means that they have known that you are a lackey of the Japanese. Of course, they want to capture the culprit. If you and the others capture Li Shouxin, it will be the biggest surrender.
But Tallig was not a reckless person. Knowing that his ten men were not necessarily the opponents of the few officers and dozens of personal guards that Li Shouxin had taken away, he asked his brothers to pretend to be defeated soldiers and bypass the battlefield quietly.
Li Shouxin and others followed behind and found an opportunity to report to the National Army.
Just as he threw down his gun and saber and cautiously approached the battlefield, he suddenly saw a familiar figure and a familiar war horse.
Now in the cavalry company of the mercenary regiment, the only person Tallig knows best is Delengtai.
But when he saw the majestic figure of De Lentai riding on a yellow gelding, he immediately recognized him.
Now Tallig didn't care about the danger. He shouted "Brother Delentai" and quickly rushed into the battlefield on horseback.
As a result, Delengtai brought Talig to report to Zhou Wen.
"Scholar...sir, Taliq...a good brother...he...a good man."
Zhou Wen smiled and raised his hand to interrupt Delengtai's speech. Of course he knew that Delengtai wanted to say that Talig was trustworthy. In fact, he didn't need Delengtai to explain. Zhou Wen himself could feel the strength of this sturdy young Mongolian man.
sincere.
With his powerful perception, he can basically judge whether the person is telling lies just by looking at someone else's eyes.
He just smiled and asked Tallig, "Will your brothers lose people? Will they be discovered by Li Shouxin? Also, why did you betray your commander?"
When he asked the last question, Zhou Wen's tone already had a hint of severity.
He wanted to see why this Mongolian young man wanted to rebel.
If it was a personal enmity or if he wanted to betray his companions and join the enemy when he saw that he was losing, then even if Li Shouxin was captured under his guidance, Zhou Wen would never dare to stay. Although it would not cost him his life,
It is inevitable to give some reward money and send gifts out of the country.
What a joke, today you can betray your commander and hand over a certificate of surrender to your opponent. When one day the mercenary group is in crisis, you can sell me again and turn it into a certificate of surrender to the new owner.
I don't dare to keep such a duplicitous villain, so just go and stay wherever you feel comfortable.