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Han Xin immediately gritted his teeth and said: "What time is it, now it's important to save your life, let's escape first."

After hearing his words, the rest of the cavalry stopped talking, and everyone immediately turned their horses' heads and ran towards the empty space enclosed by the two sides.

It is hoped that before the two sides close the encirclement, if they run outside the encirclement, they will be able to detour again and return to the Qin state camp.

At this time, a general's command ability will be tested. Han Xin is a military master, so there is no problem in commanding actions.

The cavalry under his command formed a neat formation and rushed forward quickly. That is to say, Da Qin's wish could maintain such a strong discipline. It is really impossible to change the army. At this time, quickly adjust the direction.

Han Xin kept praying inside, hurry up and rush out, otherwise it would be over if he was surrounded.

"Two, three, seven" some things are the more you think about them, the more you can't get them.

Han Xin kept thinking in his mind that he was going to rush out of the encirclement, but when he was about to reach the outside of the encirclement, the cavalry that had blocked the back road suddenly turned around and blocked them from running. ahead of that angle.

It is not easy for a cavalry team to change direction easily.

The Huns' cavalry was obviously determined and wanted to keep them here.

Seeing this, Han Xin's heart kept sinking.

He hurriedly commanded the cavalry to turn the direction again, and at this time the Huns' army also started, turning the direction and blocking the road in front of him.

Just after this blocking, after Han Xin placed it on the ground, there was a surging sound of horseshoes.

The sound of the horse's hooves rumbled on the ground, deafening.

At this time, Han Xin made a decisive decision, and he loudly said: "I am afraid that the soldiers will not be able to rush out safely today. Pass my order to test the formation, and charge forward like a sharp knife. No matter what, we must maintain the majesty of my Daqin cavalry, which cannot be violated. !39

After Han Xin shouted loudly, he saw that these cavalry quickly turned into a triangular formation, and then quickly ran forward under the leadership of Han Xin.

The speed of the cavalry was very fast, and the two sides were running towards each other.

The next moment the two were in touch with each other.

At this time, as he approached, Han Xin could see that at the very front was a Huns wearing a felt hat on his head. He was wearing bright armor, with a machete in his hand, riding on the back of a horse, following the frequency of the horse's running. Shaking back and forth, this is the performance of the unity of people and horses.

The Huns were all masters of horsemanship.

On the other hand, Han Xin was not to be outdone. Those Da Qin cavalrymen were also skilled at bowing and horses, and their combat effectiveness on horses was even stronger. Seeing that the two sides were about to approach, Han Xin immediately said loudly and started to shield.

After he finished speaking, the cavalrymen put their shields in front one after another.

At this moment, among the Huns' cavalry, those cavalry drew their long bows and immediately shot forward.

The three axes of the Huns are to shoot arrows, to strike, and to start running.

These three axes can kill most enemies.

Han Xin was no longer familiar with the attacking methods on the Huns' side.

When he shouted for the top shield, and when he held a shield on top of his head, the Xiongnu began to shoot arrows.

Han Xin saw that the number of the Huns in front of him was around 2,000.

The number of people in the rear should be similar. There are more than 4,000 Huns here, which is really surprising.

I don't know if these 4,000 people are all the Huns. Han Xin thought that if this time went well, he would be able to break through the cavalry surrounded by the 2,000 Huns, and then ran back to the former army camp.

At that time, they will be able to lead the Qin army to destroy them.

It was now to see if the first wave of arrows could be held up. After Han Xin's thoughts fell, he saw the Huns in the queue, and immediately threw a bow and arrow.

This piece of bow and arrow flew out, forming the effect of flying locusts all over the sky.

With a hula sound, the bows and arrows fell on the heads of the Daqin cavalrymen one after another.

Fortunately, Han Xin took the lead and asked everyone to hold their shields against their heads.

So when this wave of bows and arrows fell, they were immediately blocked by the shield.

The clanging sound of the crash was incessant, but not many large cavalry were injured.

At the same time, Han Xin also waved the sword in his hand and kept hitting the space in front of the war horse to prevent the war horse from being shot by the bow and arrow.

On the battlefield, war horses and warriors must help each other, otherwise, knights without war horses can only be slaughtered.

Moreover, at this time, if the war horse cannot be protected, then when the war horse is shot down, those on horseback will definitely kill the other cavalry directly.

After a round of arrow rain, the cavalry teams from both sides finally joined together.

At this time, Han Xin knew that it was time for a head-to-head encounter!

He shouted: "Whether the soldiers can survive or not depends on this time, everyone keep the formation, hold steady! 35

Han Xin shouted loudly, but at this time he took out the sword on his body, and then held a round shield in the other hand, staring at the Huns rushing forward.

The Xiongnu general at the front held an improved machete in his hand.

This machete is thicker and looks colder. Although it doesn't look very sharp, it is easier for a dull knife to cut the opponent when fighting on horseback.

When Han Xin had just finished his observation, the general of the Huns on the opposite side had already come to him and raised his machete without hesitation.

Immediately after a loud roar, he slashed towards his face.

Such a big knife, if it is cut, will definitely cut his entire head in half.

Han Xin immediately deflected his body and placed his shield across his face.

With a thud, the thick machete cut into the shield, and was then directly slashed by the patch on the shield.

At this time, Han Xin raised the sword in his hand and stabbed the leader of the Huns with force. If the sharp sword was stabbed by 1.4, it would be a blood hole.

The leader was also very powerful, he avoided it, and then rushed to another cavalry behind Han Xin.

The Daqin cavalry charged forward with a long spear, but was blocked by the other side with a machete.

At the same time, he made a circle and chopped off the side of the Daqin cavalry. The latter was caught off guard and immediately fell down with a scream.

At this time, Han Xin also aimed at the cavalry of the Huns behind him.

This time he was facing a cavalryman holding a normal-sized machete.

The cavalryman, staring at his hideous face, slashed down the machete with force, but was scratched by the patch on the shield, and then Han Xin poked the sword in his hand at the opponent's body, piercing his stomach at once, horizontally. Pulling open a wound on his stomach.