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On the grassland, grassland is the life of the herdsman.
The Mongolian people seized the grassland of the Jin Dynasty, which is equivalent to taking away the lives of the Jin people. The Jin people will definitely not take it lying down. When they learned that Jin will lead more than 20,000 troops to attack, Qin Sword threatened and humiliated The Empress Dowager Wode Borjigin under the chariot. Once again, she sent Taroko National Park to challenge Ye Suge: "It's all because you deviated from the arrangement of Changshengtian, seized the Jin people's haystack, and let the whole clan face the Jin people's Spear and sabre again!"
Ye Suge angrily rebuked him: "Don't you have a sabre in your hand? When you didn't seize the grassland from the Jin people, Onbaji also died at the hands of the Jin people, didn't he?"
Taroko National Park was left speechless.
Looking at the furious Ye Suge and other generals such as tuo duo and Nie Kuntaishi by his side, Taroko National Park dared not to boast anymore, and left with a parting shot: "The Empress Dowager Wode Borjigin will stay away from you restless souls, you can wait for the iron hooves of the Jin people to trample you!"
Then he mounted his horse and returned to his camp.
Da Li Tai sneered at him: "This grass-eating sheep probably wants to avoid it again."
Ye Suge ordered Qin Sword, Wu Jie, and Hadanbalt to discuss countermeasures against the Jin dynasty army.
Qin Sword proposed: "There are too many enemies. If they attack from multiple directions at the same time, we will have a hard time fighting. In this battle, we don't aim to annihilate the enemy. We just need to delay them. In less than half a month, their supplies won't keep up, and they will retreat!"
The crowd nodded.
Mongkok Additional note: "They are on a long-distance dash, seeking a quick decision. The attack will definitely be fierce, and we... are still too few in number!"
- Taroko National Park and his troops followed The Empress Dowager Wode Borjigin's carriage to the southeast, taking with them a portion of the able-bodied cavalry.
Wuerbo The old woman's abacus is to conserve her strength and watch the tigers fight from the mountain. If Ye Suge and Qin Sword can luckily resist the Jin army's attack and protect the grassland, as the queen dowager of Alp Arslan, no one would dare to stop her from "picking peaches." If the Jin army wins, they would have avoided the war, preserved the strength of their own tribe, or Ye Suge might have depleted the Jin army's strength. The outcome of the struggle between the snipe and the clam, with the fisherman benefiting, is also unknown...
Hadan Batel to Qin Sword: "Captain, let's bring out the things we confiscated."
Qin Sword nodded.
Ye Suge ordered Da Li Tai, Mongkok, and others to dispatch messengers on horseback, commanding all troops to withdraw and set up camp centered around the haystack. A defensive line was established three arrows' distance from the camp, with arrangements made by Qin Sword's battalion: MK2 grenades and C4 explosives were deployed by these professional soldiers to create a maze of traps, and multiple watchtowers were erected in various directions, with some soldiers tasked with transporting rocket launchers to the top.
At the same time, contact Luo Zhengguo through radio and order him to increase vigilance and maintain alertness.
The unmanned reconnaissance and strike integrated aircraft has extended its cruising time and distance, constantly monitoring the movements of the Jin army.
Luo Zhengguo There is only one row of troops there, and most of the camp are elderly, weak, women, and children. Apart from them, the total number of people who can ride horses, draw bows, and wield knives is no more than a hundred, led by Sachabieqi (Note: Sachabieqi is a descendant of the Mongolia Helile Khan, the leader of the Genghis Khan tribe, and the cousin of Genghis Khan. Due to his coveting the position of the Mongolia Khan, he has always been dissatisfied with Ye Suge and his son. After Ye Suge died, Sachabieqi and Taroko National Park incited the tribe to leave Genghis Khan, making him the "second main culprit" causing Genghis Khan's childhood hardships).
Under normal circumstances, the Jin people should not covet this place, but they cannot afford to be unprepared just in case.
The fences around the camp have been reinforced, and the carts and camel mounts inside the camp have all been covered. Four rows of soldiers take turns on guard duty, maintaining a state of readiness around the clock. As time passes, everyone is becoming increasingly exhausted.
On this day, the alert soldiers sound the alarm: the enemy is attacking!
Luo Zhengguo climbed up the tower made of giant wood and looked through the telescope. Two teams of cavalry were charging towards him, but they were not Jin troops. Instead, they were the men and horses of the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Tatler department, led by sardonic laughter of their respective tribes.
They knew that Ye Suge's tribe had moved, and the iron guys, who had no head or tail but could kill invisibly with a loud rumble, had also followed. The scouts sent out to report back that the old camp still had some troops and cattle, sheep, horses, and camels.
I dare not touch the hard, so let's touch the soft. So, after both sides calculated, they decided to attack!
Luo Zhengguo once led a group of soldiers to handle a large-scale terrorist attack. Although it wasn't as intense, the weapons those people were carrying were just as deadly as the ones in their own hands. Compared to those situations, there were just more people here. As long as they didn't engage in hand-to-hand combat, nothing would be a problem.
Luo Zhengguo communicated through the radio with two soldiers commanding from the tower. Before the joint forces of Tuhe, Tuohe, and Sardonic Laughter could enter the range of the Type 95 assault rifle, the machine gun on the armored personnel carrier started firing. Soldiers from both sides fell in rows like mown wheat. The cavalry behind them continued to advance, followed by the Type 95 assault rifle.
The peripheral cavalry began to disperse, attempting to attack from multiple directions, while Luo Zhengguo commanded four transport vehicles to be ready to move at any time.
The battle was deadlocked, and although the pressure within the camp gradually increased, only the enemy's troops and horses fell. The longer the time passed, the more of them fell.
Regardless of whether it's to escape from the black or to escape from the A, it's impossible to use the lives of the people to engage in a war of attrition. Finally, both sides began to retreat.
But something unexpected happened. The large gate of the camp was suddenly opened, and the only group of more than seventy Mongolian horsemen, led by Sachabieqi, rushed out, intending to pursue and kill the retreating enemy.
Luo Zhengguo saw this brainless scene from the control tower. By the time he ordered the deputy platoon leader Han Sanping to intercept, it was already too late, so he had to let Han Sanping send out an armored personnel carrier for cover.
But it was still too late.
In Luo Zhengguo's telescope, the fleeing scornful child and Tatar people suddenly dispersed to both sides, and with several times their forces, they surrounded Sachabieqi and his dozens of men in a counterattack.
Soon, one-third of Sachabieqi's troops were cut down by the joint forces, and Han Sanping's armored transport vehicles, fearing friendly fire, only dared to shoot at the outer perimeter of the enemy, and did not dare to indiscriminately strafe.
The armored personnel carrier roared into the heavy encirclement, finally joining Sachabieqi.
The armored personnel carrier was at full throttle, spinning in the Warhorse thicket to provide cover for these troops. Nevertheless, when they fought their way out of the encirclement, there were fewer than thirty people left on horseback.
Sachabieqi returned to the camp in low spirits and was kicked down by Luo Zhengguo, who sternly scolded, "Bastard!"
Sachabieqi became angry and tried to draw his sword, but Han Sanping pointed a gun at his head.
"On the battlefield, failure to follow orders may result in immediate execution."
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