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The answer to the first question is already obvious. Khwarezm hid most of the soldiers and people in the tunnels.

The second question is, Ouyang Feng led four masters and led five armies to fight out of the palace. Who are these four masters?

A few months ago, when Nancy Ren visited Samarkand at night, she only saw Liang Ziweng and Hou Tonghai. Who are the other two?

I believe everyone can guess that it was Sha Tongtian, the Dragon King of the Ghost Gate, and the Thousand-Hand Man who slaughtered Peng Lianhu. Is this moving Prince Zhao's Mansion here?

They were originally leading their bandits to cause trouble in the Kingdom of Jin in the name of King Zhao Wanyan Honglie. Get ready to join League of Legends at any time.

Xiao Ming ordered Wanyan Honglie to summon these two troops to Samarkand in his own name.

Not only did the two masters come, they also brought many of their minions. There were thousands of people in total.

Although the Chinese people have settled down and relocated, they are easily reluctant to leave their homes. But these people are carefree gangsters who don't love their homeland that much.

When they heard that they could go to other countries to have fun, they followed their boss there. Xiao Ming screwed them together with Ouyang Feng. We will not leave these evils in the Central Plains.

Of course, even in a foreign country, Nan Xiren still has to restrain them a little and not be too indulgent. Waiguoren is also a human being.

Sha Tongtian and Peng Lianhu, two masters with outstanding martial arts skills, were able to sneak past the Mongolian military camp and sneak into Samarkand. But their subordinates are in more trouble.

Nan Xiren could only make arrangements and let the group wear Mongolian clothes and pass through Guo Jing's right army camp;

Then he changed into the clothes of the Khwarezm people and entered the city from Ouyang Feng's defense area. After that, they hid in the tunnels under the palace, just waiting for the final decisive moment.

If Wanyan Honglie failed in his assassination of Genghis Khan, these minions would be the main force in the tunnel battles. Their martial arts skills were more suitable for the terrain in the tunnels.

Now that the assassination was successful, Ouyang Feng could see clearly from high in the palace. He was very confident in his poison.

The senior officials of the Mongol Empire were considered to have lived their lives in vain if they could die from the poison of one of the Five Ultimates: Western Poison. There is no shame in spreading the word.

Seeing that the plan was successful, Lao Duwu immediately ordered the four masters of Prince Zhao's Palace to each lead a mixed formation of Central Plains bandits and Khwarezm troops to fight out.

There is no need to close the door and beat the dog, just chase the Mongolians and beat them hard.

The battle started very smoothly. The five troops and horses came out of the tunnel that had been hidden in advance and ignored the Mongols who were still burning, killing and looting in the palace.

Under the leadership of several masters, they attacked the enemy troops surrounding the palace. They think they are in a safe zone and are not very vigilant.

And martial arts masters such as Ouyang Feng and Sha Tongtian are really too powerful. The first troops to engage in the battle were beaten to pieces and suffered heavy casualties.

Thanks to the Mongolian army's long battle experience and well-trained training. They reacted quickly and organized a resistance, which was not defeated in one blow.

They did not know that the Great Khan and the generals were dead, but their morale was still high and their resistance was very tenacious. The two sides were at loggerheads for the time being.

But after a while, the situation changed! Because the senior generals never handed down any orders. The various units of the Mongolian soldiers had no cooperation and basically fought on their own.

So many Mongolians thought of what Ouyang Feng had shouted before, and wondered if they were sweating profusely and died?

Sure enough, the messenger cavalry sent out to ask for instructions from the Khan came back panting on horseback, shouting "The big man is dead! The prince is dead, the general is dead, they are all dead!"

Such random shouting actually lowers the morale of the army. If there was a general in command, he would have killed this soldier who was talking nonsense.

It's a pity that there are not many people with the power and vision to do such a thing, and most of them died beside the Great Khan and the generals.

At this time, only some minor bosses are left in the team. Most of them are centurions, and it is not easy to see even thousands. It was impossible to kill the soldier who sent the message to stop the rumors.

As a result, the morale of the Mongolian troops everywhere plummeted. Everyone shouted, turned around on their horses, and ran away, heading straight for the city gate.

However, thousands of troops lacked coordination and collided randomly, squeezing each other into a ball. On the contrary, no one can run fast.

The Mongolians have a bad temper. When they see someone blocking their way of escape, they will chop them with a machete, regardless of whether they are of the same race or not. Out of the ten people, three were chopped down by their own people.

The army and horses led by Ouyang Feng and several other masters immediately took advantage of the chaos to pursue and kill the Mongolians until rivers of blood flowed from them.

Not only that, Sha Tongtian had four disciples, the Four Ghosts of the Yellow River, and Peng Lianhu also had many leaders.

They were not all near the palace. According to the arrangements of Ouyang Feng (actually Nan Xiren), they were scattered in tunnels throughout the city, and each brought hundreds of troops and horses with them.

Hearing Ouyang Feng's shouts from a distance, they immediately spread the news and led their troops to fight out from the tunnels and attack the Mongolian troops everywhere.

When the news spread, other soldiers and civilians of Khwarezm responded quickly and rushed to the ground. There was a full bloom.

At first, Temujin's men were besieged by troops led by Jamukha and Sangkun. The Four Ghosts of the Yellow River once charged in front of thousands of troops and even rushed into the Mongolian army.

If Guo Jing hadn't stopped them, a few generals would have died. At this level of martial arts, it can already play a certain role on the battlefield.

What's more, there were no powerful generals in the Mongolian army at this time, and the other small leaders posed less threat to the Yellow River Four Ghosts, and they were beaten to a pulp.

Of course, not all Mongolians are good-for-nothings. The soldiers secretly controlled by Nan Xiren played the role of the backbone at this time. Xiao Ming had already implanted various plans in their minds.

In this critical moment, they shouted loudly, saying that there must be a prince alive, and everyone just worked together to rush out of the city, and they would definitely find the prince. The prince would definitely take everyone home alive.

In the face of this chaotic situation, as long as someone stood up and said something that seemed to make sense, everyone would blindly follow. Because they didn't have any ideas at all. What else could they do if they didn't listen to such people with ideas? !

So, there were always small groups of Mongolian troops gathering together, fighting and retreating towards the city. It also caused considerable losses to the Khwarezmian army.

The Art of War says: "Don't eat baited soldiers, don't stop the returning army. Be sure to leave a gap in the siege army, and don't chase the desperate enemy." The army that wants to go home is very tenacious.

The Khwarezmian army and civilians are not strong in combat, so they naturally know the principle of bullying the weak and fearing the strong. They let go of these assembled troops and specifically looked for the headless flies running around to deal with them. It was a mess...

This extremely chaotic battle lasted for three days and three nights. The total losses of both sides were more than 100,000 people.

The Khwarezmian army, led by Ouyang Feng, recaptured the capital Samarkand. And 60,000 to 70,000 Mongols escaped from the city, and under the leadership of the fourth prince Tolui and the golden sword prince consort Guo Jing, they galloped to the east. The first westward expedition of the Mongols was completely declared a failure.