Rebirth of the God of War Lu Bu

However, in the face of huge benefits, Yuvluo chose to remain silent. Liu Bao and Huli were immersed in joy, and he had gained a lot of benefits. Saying strange things at this time would definitely cause dissatisfaction between the two of them.

Compared with the Han people, the living conditions of the Huns are quite different. Meiji and Guangyan may be barren places in the eyes of the Han people, but they are rich in the eyes of the Huns.

The successive defeats of Meiji and Guangyan made their self-confidence explode. They felt that it was not worth it to have humbly relied on the Han people before. The Han people were too weak, so weak that it was unimaginable. Why did their ancestors tell them that the Han people were strong? This made them very happy.

Inexplicably, at this time, even if Bingzhou sent troops, they felt there was no need to be afraid.

The continuous looting made the Huns more and more unable to hold back. Each village was destroyed. The three leaders of the Huns were less and less restrained by their subordinates. The victory made them temporarily relax.

"Report, sir, thirty miles ahead, more than a hundred Huns cavalry were found plundering the village."

Lu Bu's face was gloomy and frightening. He always felt that the war was a debt to the people. He wanted the people of Bingzhou to live a stable life. Unexpectedly, the Huns, who were originally like grandsons, would dare to draw their swords against each other.

The cavalry in the flying cavalry are basically from poor people, and they have instinctive hatred for those who bully the people. When they heard the news from the scouts, many cavalry gritted their teeth and wished they could fly over and kill the Huns.

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"Let these Huns know that the swords of the Bingzhou army are sharp." Lu Bu said: "Come a hundred people and follow me to kill the enemy."

More than a hundred cavalrymen rushed to follow.

"Send the order, the scouts will increase the scope of investigation." Although Li Yan wanted to follow him on horseback, but as an army general, he had more important things to do.

The Huns kept shouting in the village. The horses of each cavalry were covered with trophies. Many of the cavalry also had a Han woman on their horses. The cries of the Han women stimulated the blood of the Huns.

Vicious.

Although they grew up in Han territory, the tradition of growing up on horseback has not been lost, and the customs of the Xiongnu have always been adhered to.

The cries of children, the sobbing of women, and the feeble resistance of each man made the Huns become more and more wanton, and more people fell into a pool of blood.

A group of cavalrymen appeared in the sight of the Huns. They looked at each other blankly, obviously not knowing where they were.

"No, it's the Han cavalry." When he saw the other party's attire clearly, a Huns shouted with a pale face.

The Huns are still very afraid of the Han army in their bones. Thinking about how powerful the Huns were back then, the Han conquered the royal court and fled to the desert.

"Don't be afraid, the Han army only has more than a hundred men. The Xiongnu warriors are invincible. Kill them." The commander of the army led by the Xiongnu shouted. The Xiongnu cavalry abandoned their trophies and charged forward to kill them.

The distance is getting closer and closer, and the cavalry on both sides have replaced their weapons with bows and arrows. Archery on horseback is a required course for cavalry. Archery can best test the combat effectiveness of a cavalry. To mount a bow and arrow on a bumpy horse requires the cavalry to have good skills.

riding skills.

"Fire!" Almost at the same time, the generals of both sides gave the order to shoot arrows.

The Huns were surprised to find that the Han cavalry who were killed were no weaker than them in terms of riding skills. Some of the moves that only the Huns who grew up on horses could do, the Han cavalry could actually do. The exchange of bows and arrows, the Huns

The Huns actually lost more than a dozen people, but the Han cavalry on the opposite side was not injured at all, which shocked the Huns' commander.

The horses were very fast. After a wave of arrows, the two sides began a confrontation between the cavalry. The Huns commander was very confident in the combat capabilities of the Huns cavalry. As long as they were in close combat, he believed that the Han cavalry was far from being an opponent of the Huns cavalry.

With the help of the speed of war horses, cavalry can often exert three times the strength of infantry.

Continuously urging the war horse under him, the painted halberd in Lu Bu's hand was slightly raised, and under the sunlight, a cold light burst out.

"Kill!" Lu Bu shouted loudly and drew his halberd. The Huns cavalry who passed by suddenly fell off their horses, and their horses ran to the side in a daze.

This is a charge that belongs to the cavalry. The Huns have their glory, and the flying cavalry has their pride.

When the flying cavalry was charging, there was some vague connection between the three or five cavalrymen. Often one Hun cavalry had to face the weapons of two or even several cavalrymen. This situation made them feel uncomfortable, as if they were stuck in a quagmire.

generally.

After two rounds of charging, corpses trampled by war horses could be seen everywhere on the battlefield, and ownerless horses neighed in confusion.

The face of the Xiongnu commander became gloomy. The original cavalry team of a hundred people now only has more than fifty people left, while the Han cavalry on the opposite side actually has more than ninety people. In other words, the death of a Han cavalryman in exchange for

What happened was the death of four or even five Huns cavalry. Suddenly he felt discouraged. He was afraid that he would die in the hands of the Han army this time. He suddenly understood why his ancestors had repeatedly told him not to be enemies with the Han people.

Lu Bu raised the halberd in his hand again. Only killing could calm the anger in his heart, and only blood could cleanse the sins committed by the Huns.

When the Hun commander saw Lu Bu coming to kill him, his heart went cold. He had seen how powerful this Han general was. He had no more than one enemy under his command, and at least five Hun warriors fell under his horse.

"Kill!" The Huns commander mustered up the courage to kill Lu Bu. As long as Lu Bu was killed, the Huns still had hope of victory.

The swords and halberds clashed, and under the tremendous force, the Hun commander almost fell off his horse.

The Hun commander watched in surprise as the war horse under him ran forward, but he stayed in the same place. When he looked down, his face suddenly turned pale. It turned out that the other party had forcefully pulled him off the war horse with one hand.

Such martial arts skills are also difficult to find among the Huns.

Lu Bu, whose face was covered with blood, grinned, grabbed the Huns captain with one hand, and rode into the battlefield.

For about half an hour, no Hun cavalry could be found on the battlefield.

"General, in this battle ninety-three Huns were killed, fifty war horses were captured, and fourteen were killed on flying cavalry."

The corner of Lu Bu's mouth moved, and there was inevitably some sadness in his heart. "Gather the corpses of the brothers together and bury them alive. Cut off a lock of hair of each soldier. After death, let their souls return to their hometown."

"No." Li Yan clasped his fists and said, looking at the Hun Commander with anger in his eyes. The flying cavalry was basically trained by him, and he had deep feelings for every cavalryman.

"You are devils." The Hun commander was frightened. Having grown up on horses, they thought that no one could beat the Han people in terms of riding skills. Unexpectedly, this Han cavalry was wiped out at the cost of fourteen people.

He killed more than ninety Hun warriors, and was even captured alive by the other party's generals. This was a terrifying cavalry force.