Volume 10 Chapter 604
Chapter 604
Tang Yin put on his spiritual armor and fought with Gao Le again. The latest chapter of the Temple: Gao Le's Lingwu and Fu Ran are between brothers. If the two of them work together to fight Tang Yin, he can do it. But now he has to fight Tang Yin alone, and he can't stand it.
Barely persisting for thirty rounds, Gao Le showed signs of exhaustion. Seeing Tang Yin's sword strikes getting faster and harder, and his own lack of stamina, Gao Le gritted his teeth and used his force again. He changed his mind and wanted to fight Tang Yin to the death.
The reason why his weapon's spiritual transformation was able to hurt Tang Yin just now was because the latter spent all his energy dealing with Fu Ran. Now he used his soldier's spiritual transformation again and couldn't even touch Tang Yin's side.
Tang Yin also responded with the spiritual transformation of his soldiers, but he did not use the Ghost Blood Blade and Furious skill again. Watching the ice seal caused by the opponent sticking to the ground and attacking him, he raised the spiritually transformed spiritual sword and slashed downwards with all his strength. .
There was a loud cracking sound, not to mention that the spreading ice floe was shattered by him, and even a large crack several meters long appeared on the ground. The ice on the ground shattered and was shaken into the air one after another. Tang Yin dragged He rushed forward with the knife, grabbed an ice cube in the air, and threw it towards Gao Le's face with a shaking hand.
The latter saw it clearly and subconsciously waved his gun to block. Bang, the ice cube was shattered by his spiritual gun. But at this time, Tang Yinye had already come to him, and the scythe after the spiritual transformation was making a suffocating roar. The sound suddenly fell down.
In a hurry, Gao Le had no way to dodge and could only parry again.
Bang! The golden roar caused by the collision between the spiritual soldiers frightened dozens of war horses around them, making strange screams, spinning in circles, or running away uncontrollably.
Looking at the field again, Gao Le, who had taken Tang Yin's heavy sword forcefully, was like a cannonball fired from the barrel. His body flew straight out and directly crashed into the cavalry ten meters away. Amidst the muffled sound of bang bang, the crowd A cloud of blood mist erupted, and Gao Le was sent flying, crushing at least four horses and five Sichuan soldiers. The latest chapter of the Holy Temple
He fell into a blur of flesh and blood, with all his spiritual armor shattered. His face was as pale as paper, and his chest heaved violently. After a moment of pause, he spurted blood out of his mouth with a loud sound. His eyes were distracted, and his limbs were twitching. It was obvious that his internal organs had been severely damaged.
How could Tang Yin give him a chance to breathe? Dragging his spiritual knife, he came to him, lowered his head and glanced at him coldly, and sneered: "Do you want to know who I am?"
Gao Le looked at Tang Yin in a state of confusion. His mouth opened and closed, and he was completely speechless. Only blood continued to flow from the corners of his mouth.
"Remember clearly, I am Tang Yin!" As he spoke, Tang Yin slashed down the raised spiritual sword.
Click! A cold light flashed, and a bloody light suddenly appeared. Gao Le's head flew far away like a ball, and rolled into the middle of the Sichuan cavalry cavalry.
For a moment, the surrounding Sichuan troops were all shocked. People looked at Tang Yin and involuntarily moved their horses back.
Tang Yin didn't even look at the corpse on the ground. He looked around and asked in a loud voice, "Who else is here to die?"
The Sichuan army, who was already shocked by him, retreated faster when they heard this. Someone dragged the bodies of Fu Ran and Gao Le, turned their horses' heads, and galloped away towards the Sichuan camp.
The other Sichuan troops looked at Tang Yin, weighed their own assets, their hearts trembled, and they all urged their horses to run back to their camp without daring to stay.
In the blink of an eye, all the Sichuan cavalrymen were gone. Seeing all the enemy troops leaving, Tang Yin breathed a long sigh of relief. He used the Spiritual Change of Soldiers twice in a row, which also consumed a lot of spiritual energy in his body.
Let’s talk about the frontal battlefield in front of the two armies. Due to the attack on the rear camp and the fire, the morale of the Sichuan and Huan armies was greatly affected. On the contrary, the morale of the Fengyu coalition army on the opposite side increased greatly. At this time, the Sichuan and Huan armies on the battlefield The two armies began to show an invincible state. 《》
Xue Rong also wanted to restore the disadvantage, but Liang Qi and Ziying, who were experienced and good at commanding troops, did not give him a chance to turn defeat into victory. The Fengyu coalition's offensives became stronger and stronger, and the Sichuan-Huan coalition camp was constantly attacked. Retreat.
As the saying goes, misfortunes never come singly. While Xue Rong was trying his best to command the entire army to fight hard, news came from the rear that Generals Fu Ran and Gao Le were both killed in battle, and the granary of the camp was attacked by enemy fire and suffered serious losses.
This news was undoubtedly a blow to Xue Rong. At this time, he felt that this battle could no longer be fought, otherwise he might be in danger of annihilating the entire army.
After repeated consideration, Xue Rong finally made a decision and ordered the entire army to retreat and return to the main camp.
Now that the two sides have become locked in a fierce battle, it is not easy for the Sichuan-Huan coalition forces to retreat. During the retreat, the two armies were frantically pursued by the Fengyu coalition forces and suffered heavy casualties. The wounded were simply trampled to death. Already countless.
In addition, the two armies also discarded a large amount of military supplies. Many large weapons used on the battlefield were not taken away at all, and they were all given to the Fengyu Alliance.
The Sichuan-Huan Army said it was retreating on its own initiative, but in fact it was not much different from a retreat. This four-nation war lasted for two days and one night, and finally ended with the victory of the Fengyu Allied Forces.
It's just that the victory of the Fengyu coalition was a victory in which the enemy was injured by one thousand and himself suffered eight hundred losses. In this battle, the battle losses of both sides were actually similar. The casualties of the Feng Army and the Jade Army were both more than 50,000, while the total casualties of the Sichuan Army and the Huan Army far exceeded 100,000.
But no matter what, after this battle, the Sichuan and Huan armies lost the ability to actively seek war. Next, the officers and soldiers of the two armies began to strictly guard the camp, staying behind closed doors, and no longer dared to have a head-on confrontation with the Fengyu coalition.
Xue Rong sent three urgent letters to He Rushui, who was fighting in Fengyang, summoning him to lead his army back to rescue immediately. Now the main force of the Sichuan Army is basically on He Rushui's side. If he does not lead his army back, the Sichuan and Huan armies will no longer be able to reverse the current passive situation.
He Rushui did not immediately obey Xue Rong's order. He made various excuses to delay and refused to return to the camp.
It was not that he did not want to come back to rescue, but he was unwilling to do so. The 200,000-strong An army had been besieged in Fengyang City by him and became a turtle in a jar. If he retreated at this time, all his previous efforts would be wasted.
But if he wanted to capture Fengyang, the An army in the city would resist extremely tenaciously. During this period of time, the Sichuan Army had no idea how many times it had attacked Fengyang, but every offensive was forcibly resisted by the An army. He Rushui was anxious and had no way to deal with the An army.
As for the An army in Fengyang City, it was even more difficult. Bai Qing sent Tang Yin a letter asking for help like snowflakes. According to the original agreement, she only needed to lead the army to resist the Sichuan Army for three days. Now five or six days have passed, where is the shadow of reinforcements?
The three-day deadline that Tang Yin and her set was just an excuse. Now he has no extra troops to reinforce her, but Tang Yin can't let her despair. In the reply, he asked Bai Qing to persist, persist and persist, and persist as long as possible. He will lead the reinforcements soon.
According to the battle report sent back from Fengyang, Tang Yin also saw that, as Liang Qi and Ziying analyzed at the beginning, the An Army was not unable to fight, but was not * to the extent. Now the An Army is in a desperate situation, and the combat effectiveness it has shown is no worse than that of the Yu Army and the Huan Army. It would be a pity and a waste of opportunity if they don't hold back the main force of the Sichuan Army.
The Battle of Fengyang was a battle that was difficult for both the Sichuan Army and the An Army. The Sichuan Army did not want to give up this opportunity to annihilate the An Army, while the An Army had no way to retreat and could only fight with its back to the river.
On the battlefield of Fengyang, the 200,000-strong Sichuan Army was firmly held back, which was of great significance to Tang Yin.
After winning the direct battle, Tang Yin has begun to make arrangements for a strong attack on the Sichuan-Huan camp.
After the last raid, a lot of food and grass of the Sichuan-Huan army was burned. Even if it was not all burned, at least it was a heavy loss. Tang Yin could foresee that the current Sichuan-Huan camp must be short of food and grass. For his side, this is the biggest advantage.
In order to further consolidate this advantage, Tang Yin specially sent his own cavalry team to patrol the area behind the camps of the Sichuan-Huan army in batches and in batches. If they found a grain transport team coming from Huaiyang, they would attack immediately. It would be best to rob all the food transported by the enemy. If there is no opportunity, they will burn it on the spot.
His move worked wonders. The grain transport team rushing from Huaiyang to the Sichuan-Huan camp was attacked by Feng and Yu cavalry one after another. In recent days, not only did they not deliver a grain to the camp, but they were also robbed of a lot by Feng and Yu cavalry.
Xue Rong was at a loss for what to do with the difficulties he was facing. He Rushui said that he was fighting with the An army and could not retreat for the time being. Even if he counted the Huan army, he had less than 200,000 soldiers in his hands. He was unable to take the initiative to fight outside the camp. Seeing that the whole army was about to fall into the danger of food shortage, what should he do?
In the end, he had to send the Blood Guard Camp again to meet his own grain transport team, but Tang Yin was also on guard against this move, and had already ambushed near the Huan camp with his secret arrows.
The people of the Blood Guard Camp had just left the camp and were attacked by Tang Yin and other secret arrows. The two sides did not fight for too long, and the Blood Guard Camp threw dozens of corpses and retreated back to the camp.
Even the Blood Guard Camp was beaten back, and Xue Rong was completely helpless. He couldn't watch the whole army trapped to death in the camp. Finally, he decisively decided to abandon the camp, break out to the south, and take the initiative to join He Rushui and his group.
He had no other choice. Since He Rushui couldn't withdraw, he could only take the initiative to join him. As for how much damage the enemy would cause to his side during the breakout, he could no longer care about that.
Tang Yin had originally planned to trap the enemy for a while and then launch a strong attack. As a result, on that night, the Chuan and Huan armies chose to break out at night without any warning. All the soldiers went out in full force and marched south.
Upon hearing the news, Tang Yin immediately jumped up from the bed, without even bothering to put on his clothes, and ran out with his two swords in hand, while at the same time issuing an order for the entire army to pursue the enemy.