General Shi Baoying looked at the scene below with a cold expression, obviously worried about the fate of the Shandong Army.

At this time, Dajin Sanying on the top of the city was almost shocked by the scene in front of him! General Shi Baoying didn't know what to do. He knew that the Mongolian army was going to dig the Yellow River and flood the entire southern bank.

But he actually let the Shandong army continue to seek war! Don’t he know that this is a trap?

Or is he having other plans to help the Shandong army under the city avoid the catastrophe?

At this time, Wanyan Chenglin and Wanyan Chen, plus Wu Lei and Da, and the other three exchanged expressions with each other, their faces were full of surprise and shock! They looked extremely worried, but also confused!... At the same time, on the Yellow River embankment ten miles west of them.

Suddenly, a neighing sound of war horses suddenly appeared among the herd of horses left by the 500 Mongolian army! In the battle sequence of the Mongolian army, according to the configuration of one man and six horses, they usually carry a large number of war horses.

Therefore, when the Mongolian army was fighting, there were actually a large number of war horses that could not be fought with them.

At the same time, the Mongols often brought a large number of cattle, sheep and livestock during the expedition.

Fortunately, I am self-sufficient on the road and ensure that I can obtain military rations anytime and anywhere.

Therefore, when the Mongolians fought, they had a special position called "Horse Pile".

The task of these horse stakes is to monitor a large number of unused war horses and cattle and sheep when the troops are fighting.

They are often small in number, but they can control a huge herd of horses.

In fact, what they have to do is similar to what they usually do when they grazed.

It is nothing more than letting livestock and horses gather together and not escaping.

At the same time, if you encounter an enemy, you can just retreat in time.

These Mongolians have done this kind of work almost since childhood.

At this moment, the war horses not far from the Mongolian army suddenly neighed, and they also started running! The centurion responsible for commanding the team was originally watching his soldiers dig the river embankment.

At this time, he turned around and immediately widened his eyes! A figure was riding on a group of war horses behind him, driving the group toward the distance.

He didn't know the clothes he was wearing at all, and the four horse stakes he left were gone! At this moment, the Mongolian centurion immediately realized that someone was under their noses and wanted to steal their war horses! He saw the centurion whistling and calling back his war horses while ordering the troops digging the river embankment and immediately chased the horses in the direction of the horses! In fact, he also knew that the task of digging the river embankment was more important.

But the reason he still did this is: If they had no horses to carry, how could they run over the rushing river when the embankment was dug?

So under his whistle and summoned, a horse immediately left the team and turned around and ran back towards this side.

At the same time, more war horses were rushed to the distance in a daze.
Chapter completed!