The full-scale attack of the Beidi people suddenly increased the pressure on the defenders, and the sound of killing sounds shook the sky from all directions of the city.

The arrows splashed towards the Beidi people running wildly under the city like it was raining. The rolling wood at the top of the city rolled down, smashing the Beidi people's ladder and shattering the crushing bodies of the Beidi people who rushed to the city wall.

The stenched gold juice emitting a foul smell poured on the heads of Beidi people climbing upwards, making them scream and roll down with their skin and flesh.

The stone fell on the Beidi people like raindrops. Those who were in the middle either died or were disabled, their liver and brain were covered with the ground, and their tendons were broken and their bones were broken.

Every time the Beidi people went further, they would leave countless corpses. Even so, their shouts of killing were still loud and they still rushed towards the city.

Many civilian troops who were drawn as supplementary assistance began to turn pale and tremble when they saw the crazy attacks of the Beidi people. If there were no regular soldiers who were taken by them, these people would have turned around and fled.

Seeing the Beidi people so crazy, Tang Han finally ordered the use of the long-established crossbow chariot and catapult.

A powerful general, who was extremely brave and rushed forward with a large round shield, had just slashed a stone that hit him. He was about to step onto the board on the moat, but suddenly flew backwards and landed heavily on the ground more than one foot, with his eyes wide open and his eyes closed.

A crossbow arrow as thick as an arm was inserted in front of his chest, piercing through the large round shield in his hand, and then piercing his entire body, eventually nailing him to the ground.

The range of the crossbow chariot can reach 500 steps. Not to mention these ordinary soldiers without armor, even heavy armored soldiers wearing heavy armor and wrapped in iron cans will surely die after being shot.

After the first heavy crossbow was shot out, crossbows were fired on the top of the city, and dozens of thick crossbow arrows shot towards the Beidi team at speeds as fast as sparks and as thunder.

Their targets are often those of the most brave soldiers of the Beidi people or generals of the Beidi people.

The sudden heavy crossbow has without exception caused a terrifying killing effect among the dense enemy groups. An arrow can often shoot through several enemies in a row.

Such fierce and domineering weapons made the Beidi people's offensive suddenly become a little stagnant. Even the brave soldiers couldn't help but be frightened and stopped to observe.

But they will not be given a chance to breathe on the battlefield. The attack of the heavy crossbow is just a prelude, and the real highlight is the catapults that are secured on the top of the city.

If the heavy crossbow is a linear attack, with a longer range and higher accuracy, and is obviously more suitable for killing individuals, then the catapult is a range attack. Although the range is closer, the range is larger.

The heavy crossbow has always killed up to three or four people, or up to five or six people. However, every attack by the catapult will cause at least a dozen enemies to suffer casualties as long as it falls into a dense group of enemies.

The stone bullets used in this small trencher are not very regular round stone bullets that need to be polished, but are made of many smaller stones with extremely irregular shapes.

When you shoot out, you often fire more than a dozen or even dozens of stone bombs. No one knows where these stone bombs eventually fall, and no one knows who they fall on, because their spread range is too wide.

A child can smash the head with a small stone and throw it out, so he can make people's heads bleed. Then imagine using the power of mechanical lever to launch it, which is faster and bigger. What will happen if the stones are concentrated in the human body?

Even if you don’t die, you will have blood on your head and your muscles and bones. If you are not lucky, you will be hit directly by the vital part and die.

For the arrival of this day, Tang Han asked the people in the city to collect countless stones from the city these days, and at this time they were piled up behind each stone thief, like hills.

When the soldiers operating the catapult loaded the bullet, they used huge wooden shovels to shovel upwards.

There was a whimpering sound in the air, which was the sound of countless stone bullets slashing through the air. The next second, you could hear screams from the Beidi people's siege team.

Countless stone bombs fell from the sky and fell into the dense crowd. They were completely unavoidable, and the screams were heard in an instant.

Compared with the catapults in Tang Han's hand, the catapults made by the Beidi people themselves for siege are simply a joke, and they are not much different from children's toys.

The distance was too far, and the shot stone could not hit the city wall at all. At the beginning, several shots even fell on their own people's heads.

There was no way, so I got closer. When I almost hit the city wall, the arrows from the defenders on the top of the city came again. Anyone who dared to stand next to the catapult was taken care of.

Not to mention that the Beidi people's craftsmanship is too rough, and many catapults often fall apart before they even launch a few shots.

Therefore, the catapults that the Beidi people temporarily made were basically unresented except for the lightning on the first day.

The Northern Di soldiers would rather believe in the scimitar in their hands than believe in these shoddy and temporary rags.

However, the catapult and crossbow cart in Tang Han's hand are completely incomparable. The system must be of high quality. In addition, the operators are very professional. Compared with the toys of the Beidi people, the range is far, powerful, and very durable, and can be regarded as a real killer.

The last attack by the Beidi people was originally a desperate bet before the morale of the army was about to collapse.

The courage they showed was nothing more than a kind of rebirth.

After the two types of killing weapons, the crossbow and the catapult, were thrown into the battlefield, they were quickly defeated back to the circle, and the last bit of courage was exhausted.

Seeing the robes beside them fall under the flying stones falling from the sky, or being shot through their chests like lightning, their last trace of courage completely disappeared.

I don't know which guy suddenly made a howl that was not like a human, and then turned around and ran backwards. The Beidi people's team immediately ran backwards like a flood that broke through the dam.

Even the supervising team arranged by Feilang Khan could not stop it. These soldiers who were scared and wanted to escape were as long as they saw someone resisting them in front of them, no matter who you are, they would be a blow to the head.

Failure and dispersion spread on the battlefield with an extremely fierce momentum like a plague. First, the Beidi people outside the North Gate collapsed, and then the Beidi people in the other three directions collapsed one after another and turned around and fled.

In the distance, the Feilang Khan, who was standing in the back formation and commanding the battle, saw the defeated soldiers falling like a mountain, his face was pale and shaky. He knew that he was powerless to turn the world, so he had to order his retreat and climbed onto the war horse and fled north under the protection of his personal soldiers.
Chapter completed!