The Rise of the European Emperor

The Engor knight took the lead, leading the 100 plate armor knights gathered by various nobles, and rushed to the front. Followed by a large number of infantry who could not keep up.

Knight Engor had already lost his ability to think because of the "baron"'s promise. At this moment, his mind was full of how to catch up with the peasant uprising army as soon as possible, and then slaughter and establish immortal feats...

Along the way, there were all kinds of rubbish left by the peasant army when they retreated, even poop... These directly pointed out the direction for the Engor knights to pursue - it was right in front...

In fact, the rubbish and even poop on these roads are traces deliberately left by Kaspar under Wolfe's suggestion, so as to prevent the pursuers from finding the wrong route. But now it seems that the effect is indeed obvious.

After chasing outside the valley, Knight Engor and the 100 armored knights he led suddenly stopped. On the hillside, Kaspar, including Wolff, were so frightened that their hearts almost fell out. They thought they had been discovered by the other party, and Kaspar almost lost his composure and ordered to attack. Finally, Wolff held him back.

In fact, Engor and his party were just because the war horses couldn't stand it anymore. After all, the European war horses carrying plate armor knights have strong explosive power, but poor endurance. After running a certain distance, you have to rest for a while. Moreover, these 100 knights have already left the main force behind because they ran too fast.

After resting enough, the large infantry unit behind also caught up. Then, 100 armored knights took the lead and led the rest of the infantry into the canyon...

"Do you want to do it?" Kaspar humbly asked Wolf for advice.

Wolf shook his head and said:

"Wait until they all come in. Wait a minute, our strongest group will attack the 100 plate armor knights in front!"

Kaspar suddenly felt a little emboldened:

"Can we really beat those knights? They are all skilled in martial arts..."

Wolfe said without raising his head:

"Don't worry, we have specially organized a warhammer team to professionally restrain plate armor knights. At that time, let the brothers who use the sledgehammer specialize in the heads of those knights. If the head is hit hard, even if they wear plate armor use!"

The Warhammer team is composed of a group of blacksmiths. Kaspar was originally a blacksmith who was good at making knives, so he naturally had many friends. Blacksmiths were also the backbone of this uprising, with forty or fifty people. And these blacksmiths are all masters of hammering, so it is basically difficult for them to miss.

In addition, at the beginning, the peasant rebels would throw stones down. When a wave flows down, some knights will always be taken away.

When Engor led the 100 knights to the place near the exit of the canyon, Wolfe nodded and said:

"Okay!"

Then, Kasbal personally rang a bronze bell with him...

"Boom—boom—"

The Engor knight walking in the canyon and the noble private army soldiers behind him were stunned—where did the bell come from in this uninhabited canyon?

While they were in a daze, the peasant uprising soldiers who received the signal had already smashed down the stones that had been laid on the hillside with all their strength. Especially at the two ends of Taniguchi and Taniwei, stones are raining down...

And the one who bears the brunt is probably the Engor knight who walks in the front. I saw a rain of stones suddenly flying over him...

Knight Ngor was stunned, but the stone didn't, and greeted his head directly...

Knight Ngor turned his head to dodge, but it was a rain of stones, and he couldn't dodge it no matter what. Then, Knight Engor, the famous fierce general of the Duchy of Württemberg, was so aggrieved that he was stoned to death by n stones. As for the specific cause of death, after the stone hit his head, his neck was directly broken, causing him to die on the spot...

Seeing that the chief general was "headshot" by a rain of stones, the 100 plate armor knights who followed were stunned - the boss died at the beginning, how can we play?

But the stone throwers on the mountain would not be stunned. They returned the target and started throwing these plate armor knights on horseback...

for a while,

The people in the valley turned on their backs, and there were bursts of screams and the wailing of the horses...

"Isn't it such a pity? Those war horses are worth hundreds of Gulden gold coins!" Kasbal said with some reluctance.

Wolff rolled his eyes directly:

"Don't use stones, are we going to fight those 100 knights? Leader, do you think our more than a thousand 'elite soldiers' (the elite of the peasant army) can beat 100 intact knights who are still riding on horses?"

Kaspar was right when he thought about it. If the 100 plate armored knights were intact and still riding on their horses, it is estimated that a charge could overwhelm more than 1,000 of the most elite troops of the Peasant Rebel Army. At that time, not to mention winning, it would be good to save your life. As for the 2,000 noble private troops in the canyon, the core is the 100 plate armored knights. The soldiers and horses behind are all supported by these 100 knights, and their combat effectiveness is much worse.

Therefore, Kaspar could only look at those precious war horses howled miserably by the flying stones, and happily watched those plate armor knights howl miserably when they were hit by the stones...

As for the auxiliary soldiers behind, Kaspar really didn't care much. Anyway, those are cannon fodder soldiers, not much stronger than the peasant uprising army. With such a huge gap in numbers, he didn't think those auxiliary soldiers would cause waves...

This was indeed the case. The plate armor knights who were being taken care of by Shitou Yu were still dodging left and right, and even tried their best to avoid the stones and find cover. And the more than 1,800 auxiliary soldiers in the back were frightened and stupid when they saw the tragic experience of the knights in front. Although the stone attacks they received were not as good as those plate armor knights, they were in a mess first...

...

By the time the stones on the hillside were smashed, there were only about 30 armored knights still fighting, and none of them had horses. Some war horses were directly smashed into flesh by the rain of stones. Only plate armor knights, because they wear plate armor, can deal with them as long as they don't get hit on the head and other vital parts...

Seeing that the stone was gone, Kasbal also stood up and said loudly:

"Brothers, go! Hack and kill these lackeys of the nobles!"

Then, Kaspar, who was wearing a plate armor, took the lead with a two-handed sword and rushed down...

Seeing that the boss took the lead, the others naturally followed suit, rushing down the hillside with all kinds of weapons and even agricultural tools in their hands...

The first to make a breakthrough was the rear, and the noble militia recruited from various noble manors collapsed first. Facing an enemy that was several times larger than their own, this group of people was directly persuaded, and many of them dropped their weapons and knelt down to surrender. There are also those who are lucky enough to climb over the blocking "partition wall" formed by the stones thrown from the mountain. After they climbed over the "partition wall" made of stones, they fled in the direction of Stuttgart.

The militia of more than 1,800 nobles in the back were quickly defeated by the dominant peasant uprising army. Even if there are still some elites who are resisting, they can't afford a big wave.

On the contrary, there were only thirty or so plate armor knights left at the front. After losing their horses, they leaned together and fought stubbornly.

They first used their long oak lances to slam Kaspar and the others who rushed up, but the oak lances were easy to break, and after they exerted force, the front ends of the oak lances broke off one after another. Then their oaken lances became thick clubs...

At this time, the remaining part of the lance will not be easily broken. After all, the front end is easy to break, which is the design of the lance itself to absorb the recoil force, and even the front end is deliberately made hollow for this purpose.

But the back end of the broken lance is solid and can be used as a short stick. Of course, it is much longer than ordinary short sticks, about one meter long.

Then, this group of recalcitrant plate armor knights, relying on their own characteristics of not being afraid of being stabbed by weapons, used medium-length thick wooden sticks to beat the "elite" of the peasant uprising army who besieged them to the front...

In the end, after paying a huge price of more than 100 "elite" casualties, the peasant uprising army wiped out these more than 30 plate armor knights. At this time, the knight auxiliary soldiers behind had already been killed or surrendered...