On the Yanmenguan city wall, as Meng Wu stabbed Wanyan Zongwang's throat with a spear, the war finally came to an end temporarily.
After Wanyan Jinbaizi escaped, Shanshituo no longer had the will to fight. After retreating from Xiongkuohai, he did not dare to care about others and quickly fled the battlefield.
Although Wanyan Zongwang also wanted to escape, he was not strong enough. Faced with Meng Wu's attack on the camp step by step, he was unable to resist and lost his life.
But this time, the Han army actually won somewhat fortunately. After all, the Xiongnu did not dispatch the fierce general Nian Deli this time, and the other Wanyan generals that Wanyan Wu begged to bring with him also did not participate in the battle. If all these people participated in the war, Xiongkuohai and the others would never be able to survive Xingtian's arrival.
In this battle, Meng Tian was even more indispensable. Not only did he unexpectedly severely damage Wanyan's silver bullet at the beginning, causing the Huns to lose a major battle force, but his border guarding skills had the effect of +2 to the entire army's force. Without these two points of increase in force, the vast sea could not stop the mountain lion camel. What is even more frightening is that Liu Yang and Lin Chong would be killed before Xing Tian arrived.
"Ding, Xingtian killed Lian'er Xinshan, Mengwu killed Wanyan Zongwang, Lian'er Xinshan's basic force is 103, Wanyan Zongwang's basic commander is 96, congratulations to the host for gaining 19 summoning points, the host has 104 summoning points left."
"Wanyan Zongwang dies, and the host completes part of the mission of killing the emperor. The host is rewarded with a random summoning card and a divine weapon card."
In the distance, when Li Xiang heard these system prompts, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. Looking at the situation, not only did nothing happen to Xiongkuohai, but he also achieved a big victory.
The scene came to Yanmen Pass again. Although the Xiongnu were barely defeated this time, Yanmen had exhausted its last bit of vitality. Even the three thousand cavalry from Xiongkuohai who came to support had lost nearly half.
After the battle, Meng Tian, Xiong Kuohai and the others didn't care, just lying on the city wall where corpses were strewn, breathing heavily. Their consumption in this battle was too great. Meng Tian was one against two, and Xiong Kuohai seemed to be in a draw with Shan Shi Tuo, but after all, he used force that did not belong to him. Under the same circumstances, he was more consumed than Shan Shi Tuo. Much bigger. If the mountain lion camel didn't escape at the last moment, I'm afraid he would really be defeated. At this time, Xing Tian and Meng Wu were the only ones who still maintained their fighting power.
Another burst of iron hoofbeats came loudly, and Xing Tianxiong Kuohai hurriedly picked up the weapon in his hand and stood up. Meng Tian said without any worries, "Generals, please relax. The sound of horse hooves comes from Guannan, and it must be one of our own. Yanmen is closed, and the Huns cannot get around it."
As soon as he finished speaking, a Han family dragon flag slowly appeared in front of everyone's eyes, and about 10,000 cavalry came galloping towards them. This time, Li Xiang really spent a lot of money. Although Bingzhou was one of the three major sources of horse production in the late Han Dynasty, cavalry was not so easy to train. A qualified knight would take nearly two years to train. Except for the 3,000 cavalrymen from Xiongkuohai who came to support this expedition, all the cavalrymen are here. This means that there are no cavalrymen in the army now. This shows the worries in Li Xiang's heart at that time.
However, Xue Rengui felt extremely depressed at this time. He hurriedly hurriedly rushed, but after all, he arrived late. At this time, he was both happy and bitter. What he was happy about was that he was late because the Huns were repulsed and Yanmen Pass was not lost. What was painful was that he had been appointed as a captain as soon as he joined the army and had to shoulder the responsibility. Given this important task, I originally wanted to take this opportunity to make a great contribution and prove to my colleagues in the army that I was worthy of the position of captain. However, when I came to the battlefield, I found that I had no use for it.
Although he was filled with sadness, Xue Rengui lived up to his reputation as a god-level commander. After a brief exchange with Meng Tian, Xing Tian and others, they took the initiative to take charge of arranging the defense of Yanmen Pass to prevent the Huns from coming back. After all, after this battle, even including the two batches of reinforcements sent by Li Xiang, there are now only less than 15,000 troops left. How dare you relax your vigilance in the face of the 120,000 Huns cavalry outside the pass.
What Xue Rengui didn't know was that it was impossible for the Huns to launch a second attack at this time.
In the Xiongnu tent, Yufuluo roared loudly, "Wanyan Aguda, how did you promise to this Khan at that time that as long as our army adds more strength, we can break through Yanmen Pass. But now, this Khan sent two Although only one of the most trusted generals came back alive, what about Yanmen Pass? Has Yanmen Pass been defeated?"
Yes, Shanshituo and Lianer Xinshan are Yuvluo's subordinates, and even Nian Deli is also Yuvluo's subordinate. It was precisely because he wanted to protect Humphrey that he did not join the war. After all, Wanyan Aguda was only one of the leaders of the Xiongnu tribe, so he naturally could not attract so many talents. Among the people Wanyan Wu brought out through begging, only the generals of the Wanyan clan were Wanyan Aguda's subordinates. However, this is already very strong. After all, compared to those reckless men, most of the Wanyan clan's people are capable of both military and military skills. Although their pure military force may not be as good as that of Shan Shituo and the others, their ability to command troops is. Dumped them several blocks.
"Khan, it was Aguda who did not think carefully this time. After all, no one expected that the Han reinforcements would arrive just in time, and there are actually two strong generals in the Han army who can compare with the mountain lions and camel warriors." Wanyan Aguda endured it. Explaining to Yuvrou with the anger in his heart.
"Wanyan Aguda, I, the Hun son, have suffered heavy losses this time, and I have an unshirkable responsibility with you. Do you agree with this?" Of course, Yufro would not let Wanyan Aguda go so easily.
Although he was unwilling to accept the defeat, he was indeed not to blame for the defeat, and his tribe also suffered heavy losses. Even his own son died in the Yanmen Gate. However, the Huns did suffer a lot of losses in this battle, and the situation was stronger than theirs. Wanyan Aguda could only suppress his resentment and said, "Aguda is willing to bear the responsibility for the defeat, but Aguda hopes that Khan can give me a chance to redeem myself and make meritorious deeds. Next time I go to battle, Aguda is willing to kiss me." I will lead my men from the Wanyan tribe in battle to avenge the warriors who have died in battle over the past few days."
When Yu Fulo heard this, he was overjoyed. Originally, he was just preparing to take a big hit on Wanyan Aguda's prestige, but he didn't expect that there would be an unexpected gain. As long as the Han army severely damages the Wanyan tribe in this battle, he will no longer have to worry about the Wanyan Aguda threatening him.
Wanyan Aguda was certainly not stupid. He proposed to lead the troops. On the one hand, if this battle continued, it would probably drain the last bit of Xiongnu's energy. On the other hand, he wanted to dispel Yu Fuluo's vigilance so that he could attack easily. Must kill.
Wanyan Aguda had already made up his mind. After this battle, he would be the king of the Xiongnu. Like Maodun Khan in the late Qin Dynasty, he swept the entire prairie. Even the Han people should have their own share of the beautiful country.
