Chu Qi was really devastated.
Feixian's frontline troops have been urging for grain and grass three times an hour.
Chu Qi knew that they were very anxious, but wasn't she anxious?
So many people have asked, and the army has also asked, but no news has been sent back. He is still in a fog and cannot leave here yet.
He still has seven days of food left here. After urging, he has ordered his subordinates to transport three more days of food and supplies to the front line to give the front line a little peace of mind.
Originally, according to the rules, supplies could not be transferred if they were stored for less than seven days to prepare for emergencies, but the front line was pressing hard and there was nothing he could do.
What made him even more annoyed was that Maguri, the garrison commander of the grain and grass camp arranged by Shuhusiji, was a complete mediocrity. He took advantage of his close relationship with Shuhusiji and regarded this responsibility as a good job. .
He didn't care about anything. He led a group of flatterers to hold banquets in the grain and grass camp all day long. He took the snatched women to the military tent to have fun, eat and drink, and left everything to Chu Qi. .
Even military affairs have to be arranged by Chu Qi.
Poor Chu Qi, a down-to-earth civilian official, was forced to arrange the dispatch of the army.
However, there were many unruly people in the army, and they looked down upon Chu Qi, the grain officer. They were disobedient to him. They ate, drank, and had fun, and even beat up soldiers and civilians who were doing normal business. They were very arrogant and could not be dealt with.
This makes it difficult for Chu Qi to do things with twice the result and half the effort. If anything goes wrong, it is all his responsibility and it is difficult to shirk it.
It was the busiest time right now. Chu Qi was so busy that she was running around dealing with emergencies so as not to delay the transportation of grain and grass.
And while he was running, there were still messenger knights from the frontline camp bringing the commander's warrant to inquire about the situation. The frustrated Chu Qi almost collapsed.
"I've told you countless times that I don't know the situation! I've been sending people to find out what happened, but no one has come back to tell me? I don't know anything, how do you want me to get food? It's falling from the sky. Come down?"
Finally, after being questioned by a messenger knight again, Chu Qi'an couldn't hold back her temper and burst out, yelling at the messenger knight.
The messenger knight's expression did not change.
"Transporter, I am asking you a question on behalf of the coach. You must think clearly before replying!"
"I think very clearly! Isn't this clear enough? I also want to know what you want to know! As long as there is news sent back, I will definitely convey it as soon as possible, but I don't know anything! I don't know anything! You still want to know How far do you push me?!"
Chu Qi was so angry that she lost control of her emotions. She grabbed the messenger knight by his collar and almost started a fight with him.
The messenger knight was very angry and struggled vigorously, and the two almost fought.
Thanks to the colleagues around him who came to break up the fight, Chu Qi was able to control Chu Qi's emotions.
The messenger knight was unhappy.
"What you did and what you said, I will report it to the coach truthfully! I won't hide anything!"
"Go! Go and report it!"
Chu Qi's eyes were red and she pointed towards the south: "You can just tell the coach and say I'm crazy! I'm being driven crazy! I want to hit people now! I also want to set this place on fire!"
I really hope someone can help me out! If the bandit army could come here now, burn this place clean, and chop me down by the way, then they would completely make me happy! "
"Transporter! You can't say that!"
Colleagues were horrified and tried to dissuade Chu Qi from saying such horrible things.
The messenger knight was very angry and was about to scold Chu Qi on behalf of the coach. Suddenly he frowned and looked around, as if he realized something was wrong.
He walked left and right, stretched out his ears to listen, and then lay down again and put his ears to the ground.
None of the grain officials knew what he was doing.
Suddenly the messenger knight stood up and asked nervously: "I heard vibrations coming from the west. There was a large amount. It should be the movement of an army. An army is coming."
"army?"
The grain officials looked to the west curiously.
"Could it be the cavalry that came before? The cavalry commanded by Commander Zig?"
Speaking of the established cavalry in the west, obviously the only one in Ugulunzige is the cavalry.
Didn't they go to investigate the situation?
Have you brought back any news?
The Grain and Grass Camp immediately sent people to respond.
Then the person who responded disappeared and was killed.
Because what came was not the cavalry of Ugu Lunjige, but the murderous elites of the Shengjie Army. When they saw the golden soldiers coming to greet them, without saying a word, they rushed forward and killed them, and it was quickly over. Got these people.
In a head-to-head confrontation with regular cavalry, the Victory Army would definitely not be able to do it.
But fighting against these less regular and less numerous knights, the Victory Army can still do it.
After attacking the city and capturing the stronghold, Su Yonglin obtained a large number of horses.
Although it is not possible to train a powerful cavalry in an instant, it is still possible to rely on these horses to speed up the army and march with all mules and horses.
Soldiers are very fast. In order to buy time, Su Yonglin and the elite soldiers of Shengjie Army marched and attacked almost at lightning speed. Rest time was extremely precious.
It took three days to conquer Xucheng, another two days to conquer Ningyang, another two days to reach the shore of Surabaya and finish off Ugu Lunjige's cavalry, and now they have reached the Peiwei Mountain grain and grass camp.
Because of the tight schedule, he lost more than 200 horses, which made him feel very sad.
Many soldiers' crotches were worn out due to riding on horses for a long time, and their trousers were worn through, so they had to put a piece of cloth on the crotch as a cushion.
Despite this, there are also many soldiers whose inner thigh skin is abraded and bleeding, and they feel burning pain when they move even a little bit, which is very uncomfortable.
But Su Yonglin took the lead, resisting the burning pain of the inner thigh skin being rubbed, and led the troops forward quickly. The commander set an example, and the soldiers followed without complaint.
During the tense march, many people seemed to have entered a high-speed channel for killing monsters and upgrading. The experience was doubled, the upgrade speed was very fast, and the riding and horse fighting skills had improved to varying degrees.
Su Yong even led some of the cavalry from the Huben Battalion to defeat a Jin Army cavalry patrol head-on, and achieved a good victory.
Under the leadership of Su Yonglin, the elite soldiers of the Shengjie Army used absolute speed to beat the slow-responsive Jin Army to death, causing heavy losses.
Because of their fast marching speed, the Jin army was often unprepared when they reached the city or the military camp. They were directly taken away by a wave of charge from the Shengjie army. After that, all the people were killed and all the horses and food were taken away.
After the number of horses increased, soldiers with good riding skills could have two horses per person, while soldiers with poor riding skills could still keep one horse to maintain the high marching speed of the army.
Although this is faster, it also consumes more physical strength. In other words, the unridable horses obtained these days are used to maintain a large supply of meat. By eating meat every meal, the soldiers' physical strength can be maintained.
After finally arriving at their destination, the Peiwei Mountain Grain and Grass Camp, the elite Shengjie Army was actually at the end of their strength. Their troops could hold off the Shengjie Army if they persisted just a little longer.
But the Jin Army's defense was too weak to deal with the grain and grass camp.
There are about ten thousand people in the entire grain and grass camp.
However, the garrison force only has a small number of female real soldiers and signed troops. Most of them are civilians. They are only responsible for carrying food and transporting food to the frontline military camps. They have no combat tasks and have almost no combat effectiveness.
More importantly, the garrison commander of the Grain and Grass Camp, Maguri, was still hungover when Su Yonglin led the raid. Many officers were also hungover with him, so the Jurchen soldiers with combat effectiveness were not effectively organized.
This situation caused the grain and grass camp to have a large number of people, but it was unable to defend the small country. It was scattered to pieces by the sudden wave of victorious troops and completely collapsed.
Su Yonglin encountered no decent resistance during the entire charge.
People and horses ran around in the camp, and the carts fell on the ground. The rice grains carried on the carts were also scattered on the ground, and were trampled into the soil by the hooves of people and horses going back and forth. It was a great waste.
Only half an hour later, the Shengjie Army completely occupied the Jin Army's grain and grass camp and captured many people.
The Jin Army's grain and grass camp fell into his control.
