"Only you can!"
Seeing that the two warring parties were slowly starting to leave their sight.
Shangguan Zhexian's heart really felt like a kitten scratching him.
Such a wonderful duel cannot be seen on land. Now he really regrets it. He should have stayed on the Kunpeng if he had known this.
It's just that it's too late to say anything now. It seems that they can only wait here for the outcome of the war.
"Sir, how about we catch up by boat?"
Seeing everyone eating meat there, Han Sanjin felt as if there were more than a dozen kittens scratching him in his heart.
"You'd better pull it down. It's just a broken ship like ours. Are you going to catch us and die now? Let's just drink and eat meat here. I guess the fight should be almost over by dark."
While Shangguan Ban was talking, he grabbed a handful of chili noodles and sprinkled them directly on the mutton skewers in front of him.
The unique spicy taste of chili peppers, mixed with the umami flavor of mutton, suddenly filled the air.
After taking a big gulp of wine, Shangguan Ban picked up a mutton skewer and put it into his mouth.
But after just chewing it, he couldn't help but spit it out.
"What a fucking bad luck. These are all barbarians. They can't even raise a sheep. What a fucking waste!"
"Sir, this sheep is a wild goat..."
Han Sanjin hurriedly whispered to the side.
"How much do you know? If they herd the sheep properly, can the sheep escape? Can they turn into wild sheep?"
Shangguan was a little angry when he was relegated, and he scolded him all over his face.
Han Sanjin rolled his eyes almost to the sky. This old boy obviously couldn't see the good show, and he was taking it out on himself here.
It's also his fault that he's a mean talker. Why would he talk to him when he has nothing to do?
The two of them were chattering here, but Li Tianxing was not so relaxed.
"Sir, can we really not fight back? Look how happy those barbarians are, they can't do it!"
Because Li Tianxing and the others made a U-turn, their speed was indeed a bit slower.
Min Zhen was completely unreasonable and chased after them, constantly attacking them with trebuchets.
All the broken ships used to deal with them had been sunk by them just now. At this time, all the remaining ships were occupied by Han navy.
If he were hit by them again, it would really kill someone.
"Tell the brothers to fight and retreat at the same time. Show them how powerful they are. Target the three ships at the front and hit them!"
Although he was luring the enemy, Li Tianxing also knew in his heart that if he acted too fake, these bastards would definitely not catch up.
Maybe they might turn around and run away, but if you act too realistically, you might accidentally get yourself involved.
It's okay to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, but if you don't act well, you will really become a pig.
How can he act really well and still be unscathed? This is the problem he is facing now.
Following his order, the remaining naval warships began to target the three enemy ships at the front and attack them fiercely.
At this time, the Han army's sudden accuracy almost shocked Min Zhen.
One of the warships was directly hit with more than a dozen large holes. Fortunately, the distance between the warships was relatively close, so the sailors on the ship were able to escape to other nearby warships through hook locks. on board.
"Disperse the formation! Focus on attacking the last few ships."
Min Zhen was still a little suspicious in his heart, but now that the battle situation suddenly became anxious, he could only throw all his suspicions away.
After all, how to deal with every detail in front of him at this time is what he needs to consider.
As for the rest, everything can only be put aside for the time being.
On the endless sea, the battle between the two sides began to become anxious.
The Han people fled in front and tried to change their formation several times, but each time they were interrupted by Min Zhen's sudden attack.
There was no way to form an effective formation at all, but Min Zhen and the others did not dare to pursue too closely.
The Han army's trebuchets are indeed powerful. If they pursue them too close, the sudden burst of blows will make them a little uncomfortable.
"Commander, why do you always seem a little worried? We are almost chasing the Han army back to their hometown. What are you worried about?"
Seeing Min Zhen's frown along the way, several lieutenants beside him asked in a low voice.
"Do you think this battle is a bit strange..."
Min Zhen said a little annoyed.
"Isn't this a great victory? What's so surprising? Those Han people underestimated our strength, so they suffered a big loss."
"Yes, it's not like we haven't fought a battle like this before, but the results are not as brilliant as this time. That is to say, these Han troops are too slippery, and we have never been able to fight again along the way. Sink a ship!”
Several lieutenants started talking to each other.
"What did you say?"
Min Zhen suddenly became serious. He immediately turned around and stared at the deputy general who spoke last.
"I-I didn't say anything..."
His sudden reaction really startled the man. He quickly thought about what he just said several times, and it seemed that there was nothing outrageous about it.
"You just said we were never able to sink an enemy ship again?"
Min Zhen seemed to grasp the key point of the problem at once.
He had always felt that this battle was a bit strange, and now he finally found what was strange.
"Is there anything wrong with this?"
The deputy general asked softly.
"When we first sank the enemy ships, did any of you pay attention to the details? How many soldiers were on each of those enemy ships?"
Beads of sweat immediately appeared on Min Zhen's forehead, and he suddenly realized that he seemed to have made a fatal mistake.
"This, this..."
Under normal circumstances, when fighting a naval battle, everyone is accustomed to reporting military merit by the number of enemy ships sunk.
How many soldiers were on the ship at that time? No one really noticed this detail.
"It seems that when we got closer, all the soldiers on the sunken ship had drowned..."
A lieutenant carefully recalled the situation at that time and carefully considered his words.
"From the time the enemy ship was sunk to the time those soldiers jumped into the water, it only took less than half a stick of incense. All the soldiers drowned?"
After Min Zhen finished speaking, everyone felt a cold sweat break out on their backs. These Han soldiers were clearly intentional. Otherwise, there would be no soldiers on those ships at all, and all the soldiers would be just corpses.
"Damn it! Send the order, change direction, and stop chasing."
After reasoning about this matter to this point, Min Zhen naturally discovered that they must have fallen into the enemy's trap this time.
These Han troops clearly did it on purpose. The ships they had built before were probably sunk by the Han troops on purpose.
"Commander, look what is that?"
