The name of Chu Yi was naturally familiar to Balsbort. Even these days in Gyeonggi, Balsbort had a better understanding of Chu Yi's name.
If before, Balsboro only thought that Chu Yi was a eunuch like Wang Zhen, then after understanding what Chu Yi had done, Balsboro realized that Chu Yi was by no means comparable to Wang Zhen.
Especially when he learned that Chu Yi personally led the reorganization of the Beijing camp, Balsborot appreciated and admired Chu Yi even more.
It would be normal for a chamberlain to rely on the favor of the emperor to become a powerful eunuch like Wang Zhen or Liu Jin. However, it is rare for someone like Chu Yi who has made outstanding achievements in rectifying the imperial court and suppressing local rebellions.
Therefore, Balsbroat was very curious about Chu Yi. Now that he learned that Chu Yi actually sent someone to give him a gift, Balsbroat naturally became curious.
I don’t know what gift Chu Yi will give him.
With a loud laugh, Balsborot said to the waiter beside him: "Present the gift, but I want to see what gift this prince of Chu will give to me."
Cheng Kai handed the square box to the waiter, his eyes filled with solemnity.
Others didn't know, but he knew exactly what was in the box.
Inside the box was Hu Limu's head. After being treated with special techniques, even if it lasted for ten days and a half, the severed head would not deteriorate and would still look lifelike.
Cheng Kai knew very well that once Balsbroat saw Hu Limu's head in the box, he would be furious, and he might even lose his life.
But Cheng Kai did not panic. When he accepted this mission, he was already prepared to die in the Tatar camp.
The huge box was placed on the table. Just in case, Balsbroat could not open the box himself. Instead, the waiter slowly opened the box to check whether there was any danger.
When the box was slowly opened, the waiter was naturally the first to see what was inside.
When the waiter saw the scene inside the box, he almost screamed in surprise, his hand shook slightly, and the lid in his hand couldn't help but fall to the ground.
Apparently the waiter saw Hu Limu's lifelike head in the box.
In the large tent, a group of Tatar generals almost instinctively grasped the scimitars at their waists, ready to kill Cheng Kai on the spot if something went wrong.
At this moment, Balsbrot also saw the scene in the box. When his eyes fell on Hu Limu's head, Balsbrot's eyes shrank.
Balsbroat took a deep breath, suppressed the shock in his heart, a cold light flashed in his eyes, stared at Cheng Kai, and said coldly: "What a Chu Yi, but I have underestimated him!
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To be honest, Balsbroat never thought that Chu Yi's so-called gift to him would be Hu Limu's head.
Looking at Hu Limu's head, Balsbort's first thought was Taiyuan City. Even Hu Limu's head fell into the hands of Chu Yi. It is conceivable that if nothing unexpected happens, Taiyuan City may have returned to the Ming Dynasty.
hand.
When the other Tatar generals in the tent saw Hulimu's head, their expressions changed. Those who were friends with Hulimu were even more furious. One of the generals shouted angrily and drew his sword towards Cheng Kai.
Cracked it over.
Just when the scimitar was about to hit Cheng Kai, Balsborot shouted: "Samuhe, stop it!"
The blade of the knife was pressed against Cheng Kai's forehead. Samuhe's eyes were red and he said to Balsborot: "Prince, let the general kill him to avenge the Hulimu brothers!"
Balsbroat slapped the table and said angrily: "I order you to stand down!"
Samuhe looked at Cheng Kai fiercely, and finally put away the knife and stepped aside helplessly, but the murderous intent in his eyes did not restrain at all.
Cheng Kai was sweating on his back, but he breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Balsbroat without fear: "My chief manager asked me to bring something to His Highness the Prince!"
Balsbroat said solemnly: "Say!"
Cheng Kai's expression straightened and he said solemnly in Chu Yi's tone: "Baalsboro, Mr. Chu is waiting for you in Taiyuan City!"
With his eyes narrowed, Balsbort put one hand on the wooden box containing Huli Mu's head, bowed slightly, with a cold light in his eyes, and laughed loudly: "Okay, okay, how could I let Chu
The chief executive is disappointed."
Balsbroat said to Cheng Kai: "Take a message to Chu Yi and ask him to wait. I will chop off his head with my own hands to pay tribute to my Tatar warrior!"
Cheng Kai looked at Balsborot with neither humility nor arrogance and said: "My governor is waiting for you!"
After saying this, Cheng Kai bowed his hands and said: "If His Highness the Prince has no instructions, Cheng will go back and resume his life right now!"
Balsbroat had a gloomy face and gritted his teeth: "Get out!"
"Your Highness!"
When several Tatar generals in the tent saw this, they couldn't help but said to Balsborough: "Your Highness, we can't let him go!"
Watching Cheng Kai leave, Balsbroat slapped the table and roared at the generals: "That's enough. The two armies are fighting. If you don't kill the envoy, you are trying to make those Ming people look down on us Tatars."
Tartar?"
As he said that, Balsborot held up Hu Limu's head and said: "If you want to avenge General Hu Limu, then cheer up this prince, rush to Taiyuan City, behead Chu Yi, and take Chu Yi's head."
, pay homage to Huli Muling!"
"Kill Chu Yi, kill Chu Yi!"
When Cheng Kai left the Tatar camp, he stumbled and almost fell to the ground. To be honest, he really felt like he was walking through the gates of hell.
Even if you are not afraid of death, if you were an ordinary person under the invisible pressure of being in the Tatar military camp, you would probably collapse.
Several soldiers accompanying Cheng Kai let out a sigh of relief when they saw Cheng Kai's figure. Cheng Kai entered the Tatar camp, and the possibility of coming out alive was very slim. Now they can see Cheng Kai walking out of the Tatar camp.
Camp, several people were extremely happy.
Cheng Kai took a long breath, glanced at several soldiers, and said to one of them: "Ma Qi, you should hurry up and go back to see the chief manager. Tell him that the Tatars have been angered and, if nothing else, they will go straight to Taiyuan City."
And go."
Ma Qi and others got on their horses, said goodbye to Cheng Kai, and rode straight towards Taiyuan City.
Cheng Kai, on the other hand, bypassed the Tatar camp and went to the rear of the Tatars. However, within a few dozen miles, he saw a series of military camps in front of him.
This military camp is tightly and neatly arranged, and it is not easy to break through at first glance.
Needless to say, this military camp was naturally home to the hundreds of thousands of imperial troops led by Cheng Xiangwu, Lu Dazhu and others who were following closely behind the Tatars.
Outside the camp gate, Cheng Kai said in a long voice: "I am Cheng Kai. On the order of the general manager, I have come to see General Cheng Xiangwu."
Cheng Kai really didn't know who was commanding this army, but he could see the flags. Needless to say, the eye-catching banner with the word "Cheng" in it, the commander of the army must be Cheng Xiangwu.
Soon Cheng Kai entered the camp and entered the commander's tent, and immediately saw Cheng Xiangwu sitting on the commander's seat.
Stepping forward and bowing, Cheng Kai said respectfully: "General Cheng Kai, I would like to pay my respects to the general."
Cheng Xiangwu nodded slightly and said: "General, there is no need to be polite, just stand up and talk!"
After Cheng Kai took his seat, Cheng Xiangwu looked at Cheng Kai and said, "General Cheng is here. I wonder if the chief manager has any orders?"
Taiyuan City was captured by Cheng Kai, and he was ordered to send Huli wooden skulls to Balsboro to anger the Tatars, so that the Tatars would not flee, but go straight to Taiyuan City.
Cheng Xiangwu, Lu Dazhu and other military generals present all heard this with excitement in their eyes.
The strongest point of the Tatars is their mobility. Because of the cavalry, their mobility is not comparable to that of infantry. Although Chu Yi led the army to block the Tatars' retreat, Cheng Xiangwu and others led ten soldiers later.
Tens of thousands of troops followed.
But if the Tatars finally abandon Taiyuan City and choose other border towns, they may be able to escape smoothly.
Chu Yi spent so much effort not just to teach the Tatars a lesson, but to inflict heavy losses on the Tatars.
Chu Yi chopped off Hulimu's head and sent someone to give it to Balsbrot not to humiliate Balsbrot, but to anger the Tatars in this way.
Chu Yi believed that Balsbrot and the others would hate Hu Limu to the core when they saw his head, and he asked Cheng Kai to tell Balsbrot in a provocative tone that he was waiting for him in Taiyuan City.
In this case, if Balsboro had abandoned Taiyuan City and should take another path to return to the grassland, then Chu Yi would have no other choice.
However, Chu Yi did not believe that Balsboro would not go to Taiyuan City. If Balsboro did not go, I am afraid that the Tatar generals under his command would not agree.
Lu Dazhu exclaimed: "When the General Manager made a move, it was indeed extraordinary. I am afraid that Balsborot will be led away by the nose by the General Manager this time!"
Several generals in the tent laughed loudly and said: "Isn't this just what the general manager wanted? We can also earn a lot of military glory, right?"
Cheng Xiangwu's face was filled with a bit of joy and he said with a bit of admiration: "General Cheng went straight into the Tatar camp without fear of life or death. I admire his courage. The general manager grasped the hearts of the people and made no omissions. This is very impressive.
Admired!"
"General Manager Chitose, Chitose, Chitose!"
All the generals in the tent couldn't help but cheer.
Who doesn't know that once a hundred thousand Tatar troops were left in the Central Plains, all the generals who participated in this battle would have their names in history and be honored through the ages based on this merit alone.
And all of this was due to Chu Yi. If Chu Yi hadn't placed great emphasis on military personnel, how could they have straightened their backs and faced the civilian officials who had suppressed them in the past.
