Chapter 1962: Looking at the old mountains and rivers across the river, repeatedly torture between the water

Brother Pu Xianhe immediately sat upright and looked at the scout captain in surprise.

At this time, it was not a good thing to find a large army nearby. Because all the military forces of the Dongxia and Dongliao countries were in the hands of the two of them, they were in this camp.

In this way, the people in the north are undoubtedly the enemy!

"Continue!"

Just when Brother Pu Xianhe was extremely surprised, Yelu Wuji immediately said in a deep voice to Captain Scout.

The scout captain hurriedly said: "This army is marching towards this side. They are fighting the banner of the Dongxia official army!"

"ah?"

When they heard this news, let alone Yelu Wuji. Even Pu Xianhe brother was confused by two in the Vajra. They Dongxia Kingdom... where are there 40,000 or 50,000 soldiers now?

Where did this army with the flag of Dongxia come from?

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The surging Liao River rolls eastward, and the two sides of this basin are where the Eastern Liao Kingdom is located.

Now on this land, all forces are gathering near Zhaosancheng. Seeing that the war situation becomes more complex and tense, the moment of decisive battle is getting closer and closer.

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And at this time, it is by the other river.

Far from the Liuo Haichuan in the territory of Dongxia Kingdom, the tense and dangerous places of the war at this time are still far ahead of the battle in the Dongxia Kingdom!

Just yesterday, Shen Mo took advantage of the steel arm crossbow's sudden shooting at a long range and decisively killed 7,000 Mongolian troops and won the first battle.

Then, just when the Mongolian soldiers used the Manguda tactic to lure the enemy into the deep, they were ineffective and planned to use flanking impact tactics to capture Shen Mo's Shandong Army in one fell swoop.

However, Shen Mo's troops had already prepared and quietly crossed half of the army through Luo Haichuan.

After that, under the cover of the steel arm crossing of the army, the army began to cross the river one after another. The Mongolian soldiers had strong strength and numerical advantages, but they sighed at the river and had no way to pursue them.

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If the Mongols cross the river and chase after him immediately, it would be purely seeking death.

Because during the time when swimming across the river was nearly twenty feet wide, every Mongolian soldier had no power to fight back.

At that time, with the steel-arm crossbow of the Shandong Army, shooting the Mongols in the river will be as easy as hitting ducks in buckets.

At the same time, Bolu, the commander of this Mongolian army, found that it would be difficult to do even if they planned to encircle the two wings.

Because the number of people in their army is really not too high and too embarrassing.

Under normal practice, if Bolu now has 50,000 people, then he could send about 10,000 or 20,000 people to one side of the wings and cross the Luohaichuan in a distance. He once again put the Shandong army on the other side under his own control.

But he now has only 30,000 people. If the number of troops sent to the two wings is small, he will not have the advantage of the number of people under the shooting of the opponent's steel arm crossbow and will not be able to pose a threat to the enemy.

But if Bolu sent more people to the other side of the river, then the army on this side of the river would be insufficient.

At that time, when their own people cross the river to chase the enemy, the Shandong army can use the long-range shooting advantage of the crossbow to cover the soldiers crossing the river again and return here... At that time, they will still be the one who was beaten!

The situation facing Bolu is really awkward and helpless, forcing him to clench his fists for a long time, but he didn't dare to order the division of troops!

After that, the two armies looked at each other across the river, and a day passed.

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Then after one night, when Bolu walked out of the tent, he found that the tents in the Shandong military camp across the river were still there... He immediately breathed a sigh of relief!

At this time, all the generals under Bolu, as well as officers such as commanders, were watching the chief general.

They believed that after this night of rest, this far-scheming General Bolu must have come up with a plan to defeat the enemy!

But what he didn't expect was that he didn't make any decision for any considerations, nor did he send his own army to execute the combat orders.

It seems that this Mongolian army is planning to confront the Shandong army opposite across the river.

General Bolu's abnormal behavior made everyone feel a little puzzled. However, this general must have other plans in his mind, so they had to act according to the general's wishes.

However, not long after that, Bolu found that the situation was getting worse and worse!

The sun was already rising high, but there was still no one in the camp opposite to shout and the horses were neighing. The enemy showed no signs of waking up from their sleep... It was this time, and they hadn't gotten up yet?

This is of course a very abnormal thing. When Bolu sat on his war horse standing on the high side of the river, looking at the camp across the river in confusion, he found that no matter how he looked, he could not find an active figure in the camp!

"……Oops!"

At this moment, Bolu's heart suddenly felt a warning!

He immediately yelled at the guards beside him: "Tell me the order, immediately blow the horn, and the whole army will be on the horse and guard..."

But at this moment, although Bolu's reaction was fast, he was still a beat slower after all!

Just in the northwest corner of the Mongolian camp behind them, there was a sound of horse hooves like an angry tide!

The enemy camp was still on the other side of the river, but the soldiers who were supposed to be in the camp had somehow crossed the river overnight. Suddenly, they attacked them on the flanks of the Mongolian camp!

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Bolu's reaction just now was actually very correct. He knew that if the enemy was not in the camp on the other side, he might be preparing to launch a surprise attack on him.

In fact, when the Mongols were fighting, there were too few sudden attacks, and almost never happened.

The reason for this is that the Mongolian whistle detectives are extremely powerful.

On the vast plains, the Mongolian army could move at a high speed of two or three hundred miles every day. Their sergeant activity distance was even greater, and it often covered areas around their camp with a radius of two or three hundred miles.

Within this range, Mongolian scouts wandered around to reconnaise, making a large area of ​​unilateral transparency for Mongolian generals.

In this case, let alone sneak attacks, it is impossible for the enemy to silently approach the Mongol army within a hundred miles! As soon as they approach, they will be discovered immediately.

But under this situation, the Mongolian camp was actually attacked today... What's going on?

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Chapter completed!