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Zhang Mu looked at the black long arrow. Fortunately, this bow and arrow were not made by the Soldiers; otherwise, he feared he wouldn't even be able to move his left hand.
With all his strength, he pulled out the arrow, letting out a heart-wrenching scream as more red blood gushed out, flowing down rapidly. He quickly tore a piece of cloth from his body and tightly wrapped it around the wound.
The battle was imminent, and life and death were unpredictable! If he didn't treat the wound first, he would surely be cut down by random blades!
Liu Xian, the Duties of the Imperial Guard Commander, was luckier; he dodged a few flying arrows and jumped off his horse, which let out a cry of agony.
He looked at General Wang Xiang lying on the ground. His head had already turned into a beehive, filled with arrows. He was hardly recognizable as a person; his body was drenched in red blood, and there was a large pool of blood on the ground.
"Lord Zhang, General Wang has actually been killed by bandits! What should we do?"
Zhang Mu also glanced over. He had been focused on treating his wound and hadn't looked before; seeing it now truly frightened him—General Wang was indeed dead from being shot.
Wang Xiang was only a few meters away from them, humming a tune when the arrows came and struck him down from his horse.
This was the Zhenyuan General of the court, who had been shot dead by bandits while under their escort! If the court held them accountable, they could face execution, and their entire family could be implicated!
However, there was one more important man—this time's Peace Envoy, Qin Sir. As long as they kept him alive, things wouldn't turn so dire.
"Liu Xian, hurry over to protect Qin Sir! We can't let anything happen to him! Otherwise, we will all die; even the old will not escape death. Go protect him! I will handle these charging bandits."
Liu Xian looked at the bandits emerging from the bushes on the mountain. Each one looked fierce, wielding broadswords and spears; they were indeed bandits!
With some worry in his eyes, he said, "Lord Zhang, take care. I will go protect Qin Sir!"
As those flying arrows caused chaos among the Imperial Guards below, some were shot down as well. The scene below descended into chaos as hundreds of bandits rushed down from both sides.
Before they charged down, however, they cut some ropes, causing dozens of massive stones to roll down rapidly like giant iron hammers. When they struck people, it resulted in crushed bones.
The speed was astonishing! In no time at all, they reached the Imperial Guards. Some rolled directly down while others flew several meters high before crashing onto heads, chests, legs, and backs.
Immediately, dozens of Imperial Guards were smashed into pulp with heart-wrenching cries as their bones were crushed into a pile of flesh beneath those large stones.
Most of the ground was covered in large patches of red blood; bodies became limp. Those struck in the head bled profusely in white and red—a truly horrific sight.
Some who were not crushed to death, if their legs were hit by stones, were already shattered and could no longer move, crying out in despair. Others had a leg broken and were also unable to walk, crying out for help from those nearby.
Below, chaos truly erupted! Most were busy fleeing for their lives, while others wielded Long Swords to fend off enemies.
Qin Feng pulled back the curtain and saw the disheveled scene outside. First, arrows flew in, with a few striking the carriage, piercing through and revealing half of themselves, which was truly frightening.
Then, many large stones suddenly rolled down from the mountain like flying projectiles, reaching the ground in the blink of an eye and crushing many people to death. Of course, there were also survivors, but their suffering was even more intense.
Fortunately, those stones did not hit the carriage; however, hundreds of bandits armed with weapons emerged from both sides. Each one looked fierce and terrifying; they were all Bandits, truly here to rob and kill.
The Bandits had emerged just as the large stones rolled down; they really knew how to pick their timing. Now they had already rushed down and were engaged in a brutal fight with the Imperial Guards!
Some bandits swung their swords and cut down the disordered Imperial Guards in front of them. Some struck at necks, while others pierced through bellies, killing them on the ground as if slaughtering dogs, showing no humanity whatsoever.
Some Imperial Guards remained calm despite the chaos, knowing that panicking would only lead to death. They fought fiercely to survive.
Thanks to their previous brutal training, they managed to kill some arrogant bandits, hacking them to death underfoot while trampling over them continuously.
Qin Feng looked on in anger. He had initially felt some sympathy for the bandits, but now it was different; they were murderous monsters who spared no Soldiers.
Bloodied corpses fell one after another—both bandits and Imperial Guards—showing the brutality of war. War is this cruel; it’s either you die or I die.
At first, there was some fear, but he understood that only by fighting desperately could there be hope for survival. He did not want to die and would not let his woman die either.
Liu Xiaoxiao was initially very frightened. Seeing several arrows fly into the carriage made her realize how sharp they were; she dared not look outside.
However, seeing Qin Feng constantly watching made her stretch her head out. She saw that outside had turned into a battlefield with countless corpses lying on the ground—fierce and terrifying bandits—which scared her back inside.
Her fair and flawless Oval Face bore a hint of blush, and her attire was so noble that to these bandits she appeared as a Gorgeous Beauty; she could easily be mistaken for a royal consort.
Although her face was visible for only a short time, those bandits still saw her.
Wielding Broadswords, one shouted: "The treasures of these Corrupt Officials must be in that carriage! It looks so exquisite, even better than our houses! Brothers, charge! Kill those Corrupt Officials; all the treasures are ours! And there’s an absolute Great Beauty who looks like a royal consort."
"She must be the concubine of this High Official! Stunningly Beautiful like a flower! We must capture her so that our hundreds of brothers can enjoy her! Let’s taste the pleasure of beauty; everyone charge!"
Those bandits charged forward as if they had taken stimulants! In truth, money was not their main goal; they simply wanted to enjoy the feeling of a beautiful woman's body—they were all young men full of vigor!
Liu Xiaoxiao was in the carriage and heard the loud, lewd laughter, which made her even more afraid. She tightly grasped Qin Feng's arm, not wanting those people to defile her.
Qin Feng could not suppress his anger and wanted to jump down to cut them down. Indeed, a dog cannot change its nature; once a bandit, always a bandit.
Looking at Xiao Xiao in the carriage, he felt a bit reluctant. "Xiao Xiao, don't worry. I will definitely not let them touch you even with a finger. I will kill them right away."
He grabbed the Long Sword beside him and rushed down. She wanted to pull him back but couldn't; his strength was just too much, so she stayed there.
Still worried, she hoped nothing would happen to Qin Feng; after all, he was her husband!
Outside, there were screams everywhere, and bloodied corpses fell to the ground. It was truly bloody and brutal, and chaos ensued.
Due to the arrows and large stones that had just fallen, the Imperial Guards were thrown into disarray, giving the bandits the upper hand. Many Imperial Guards were cut down on the ground, letting out cries of agony before being hacked into pieces!
The Imperial Guards surrounding the carriage were slowly breaking through as they retreated. The bandits were truly too arrogant!
Those bandits laughed sinisterly, wielding their Broadswords and Spears, already blinded by rage and revealing their brutal nature.
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