The border between Qin and South Korea, the important town of Wu Sui
A black figure passed through the forest holding a stick-like object, bursts of electric light emitted from the soles of his feet, and a sizzling sound was heard.
This black figure had no intention of concealing its figure or traces. It majestically crossed the border between Qin and South Korea through a path.
Such movement naturally attracted the attention of the Qin and Korean armies patrolling the border.
However, the Han army did not dare to take care of it, fearing that it would be related to the Qin army and cause conflicts with the Qin army.
The Qin army scouts thought it was the Koreans who were causing trouble and wanted to take care of it, but they couldn't.
Wang Jue's unit stationed in Wusui was the Pingyang Heavy Armor Army. The army under his command was mainly heavy armored infantry. They ran slowly in heavy armor and had a small number of cavalry.
Moreover, the speed of this figure was actually faster than the light cavalry of the scout battalion, and it was walking on a forest path, making it inconvenient for war horses to pass through. Therefore, these Qin army scouts chased and found that they could not even see the opponent's shadow.
Of course, the owner of this figure is Zhang Ji.
At least among the first-class masters, there are definitely only a handful of people who can catch up with Zhang Ji in Qinggong. Even a grandmaster may not be able to catch up with Zhang Ji if he is not good at body skills.
The place where Ying Zheng camped and rested was only fifteen miles away from Wang Ye's military camp. With Zhang Ji's walking speed, the distance was not that far, but Ji Wuye was only twenty miles away from where Yingzheng camped and rested. inside.
"When an army marches on the road, it will take ten miles to rest, thirty miles to get dry food, and sixty miles to have food and lodging."
For ordinary infantry, sixty miles a day can be considered a well-trained elite, so the distance of twenty miles seems to be a long time. However, Bai Yifei's White Armored Army are all battle-hardened elites, and they are also light cavalry, so they can naturally carry out rapid marches.
Not to mention the personal guards of the General's Mansion under Ji Wuye, their training is a series of rigorous physical training. Everyone wears triple armor, holds a long sword in his hand, a sharp sword hanging from his waist, and a large oar. (shield), carrying a Korean eight-stone arm crossbow, thirty crossbow bolts and three days of dry food, he can still march seventy miles in a day and then immediately enter the battlefield for fierce battle. It is almost weakened. Two points of Wei Wu soldiers.
Therefore, the distance of thirty miles is nothing to the infantry under Ji Wuye and Bai Yifei's command.
It is also for this reason that no matter how risky it is to meet Wang Ye, Zhang Ji must be allowed to go, because only he can meet Wang Ye as quickly as possible.
Moreover, there are some words that only Zhang Ji can say easily.
Zhang Ji was running along the forest path. After a long time, he finally saw a large camp and felt happy.
Suddenly, the gates on both sides of the camp opened, and hundreds of Qin Army cavalry rushed out from the gates on both sides. Smoke and dust billowed. The Qin Army cavalry in black uniforms gathered in front of Zhang Ji, forming a circle and surrounding him. In the middle, the spears in their hands were all pointed at Zhang Ji.
But before Zhang Ji could speak, the spears stood up and pointed toward the sky.
As the Qin Army troops guarding the border between Qin and South Korea, they could still recognize that the scepter in Zhang Ji's hand was the Qin State Banner, but the hundreds of Qin Army cavalry surrounded him but did not disperse.
Among the cavalry, a Qin Army officer holding a spear and wearing a visor rode his horse slowly toward Zhang Ji.
"Who dares to invade the Qin army's territory privately?"
"Holding the Great Qin Jingjie, he is naturally the envoy of Qin!"
Zhang Ji held the banner in his hand and smashed it heavily on the soft soil. With his internal force, he smashed it down hard and created a deep hole in the ground. Restless.
War horses must undergo simulated battlefield training before going to the battlefield to ensure that they will not stagnate on the battlefield, let alone throw the Qin soldiers off their horses due to fear and nervousness, but in this case they feel the tension. Despite the machine's momentum, he still began to become uneasy and tried to retreat.
The Qin Army cavalry on their backs were not much better. They could only reluctantly pull the reins to make their horses take a few steps back, but the cavalry themselves also showed a solemn expression.
The aura of a first-class master. To deal with such masters, the only way to attack them is to surround them with military formations. But if these cavalry people stop here, they have given up the greatest advantage of cavalry in mobility and impact. If Zhang Ji attacks, there may be many People die here.
"The envoy of Qin is Li Si, the doctor. I have seen his appearance from a distance. You are not Li Si!" Although there was a flash of fear in the eyes of the Qin army officer, he did not flinch. Instead, he angrily shouted, "You are blaspheming the envoy of Qin! Capture this person!" Take this person back and interrogate him strictly!"
"Yes, Sencho!"
Before the Qin Army cavalry had finished speaking, the Qin Army commander waved the spear in his hand. The gun made a dull sound in the air, which showed how powerful the gun was.
Obviously, he is not a rigid person, and he is willing to give up some principles in order to sacrifice the lives of his subordinates as little as possible.
Zhang Ji's face moved slightly. The Qin Jun Qianchang in front of him was full of vitality and blood. He was obviously a martial artist and had good martial arts skills, but he was too young. Although his martial arts moves were extremely powerful, there were still some redundant movements.
Moreover, the man in front of him was obviously the kind of person who liked to fight openly and openly. Although he abandoned some of his principles and chose to attack sneakily for the sake of his subordinate, Pao Ze, it was still not enough.
At that time, during the period of King Huiwen of Qin, Yan Jun Yingji compiled a compilation "Essence of Killing" for the Qin army officers and soldiers. What was taught in it was not pure swordsmanship, swordsmanship, and martial arts, but also many practical techniques. tricks.
For example, when the weapons are in contact, you can use your legs to attack the enemy's legs to make them unstable and fall, or you can use your feet to shovel sand to confuse the enemy's eyes. Various practical and cunning tricks are endless.
Therefore, Meng Tian's best choice just now was to use the sand on the ground to blind his eyes before attacking.
Of course, this kind of trick is enough to face ordinary second-rate masters, and it will naturally not have much impact on masters of Zhang Ji's level.
Therefore, Zhang Ji easily caught the Qin Army Qian Chang's spear that suddenly fell. The strength of his arms brought by his hard skills allowed him to easily catch the spear.
In order not to cause unnecessary trouble, Zhang Ji did not fight back, but faced off with Qian Chang, the leader of the Qin army, and no one let go.
"The envoy of Qin has been replaced a long time ago, don't you know?"
Zhang Ji asked knowingly. After all, the replacement of Qin envoys was decided by Ying Zheng in Xinzheng City. The edicts were all drafted by Li Si and temporarily sealed by Ying Zheng. How could these Qin soldiers know about it.
"This is an edict stamped with the gold seal of King Qin. If you don't believe it, check it carefully! But I have urgent military information. Take me to see General Wang Jue, the commander of Zuo Shu, immediately. If you delay the military information, I will take advantage of you!"
Zhang Ji originally thought that when the Qin army saw the edict stamped with King Qin's gold seal, they should first take Zhang Ji into the camp and ask Wang Jue to proofread the authenticity of the edict. After all, with their status and vision, it was impossible to tell the authenticity of the gold seal, but the Qin Army Chief examined it carefully.
Moreover, his eyes were full of seriousness and scrutiny, and he didn't seem to be faking it at all, as if he had really seen King Qin's golden seal.
"This seal... is indeed genuine." The Qin Army Commander examined it for a long time and found no flaws, so he clasped his fists and said, "Forgive me, my envoy, Meng Tian was entrusted with the duty of warning by General Wang Jue, so he had to be stricter. .”
Zhang Ji, on the other hand, looked a little strange.
What is this man's name?
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