"Why did you send him here?" Inoue Masashige asked with a frown after hearing this. It's really a bit rude for the old man of the shogunate to lose his composure like this.
And they actually hated the Qing people who were holding back. If it hadn't been of some use, he would probably have been killed to vent his anger. But even if they are still useful, they no longer want to see these Qing people, even if there are so-called princes among them, just these ten or so princes are of no use!
Matsudaira Nobutsuna was obviously a little anxious, and without sitting down, he looked down at Masashige Inoue and said worriedly: "Where did the Ming navy go after that? Will they continue to go south, and will they attack Busan? These questions, Or ask the Qing people who are familiar with the Ming people, you might know!"
"How is that possible!" Inoue Masashige heard this and said a little disapprovingly, "Do you think the Ming army is Amaterasu? Can you still calculate it and know that now is the time to sneak attack on the Japanese navy?"
As for Inoue Masashige, Matsudaira Nobutsuna certainly said that Fan Wencheng was a spy of the Ming Dynasty. In this way, the Ming army probably knew the news of the Japanese army landing in Busan. However, whether the Ming Navy would come that far is a question.
Human beings are not wood. For such a long-distance expedition, one must rest before a big battle. However, does the navy of the Ming Dynasty have such conditions for rest and recuperation? Also, would the Ming Navy be familiar with the hydrological conditions in Busan, including reefs, tides and other important factors that would affect naval battles?
Anyway, as far as Inoue Masashige is concerned, he does not think that the Ming navy will continue to move south. And even if they were captured, wouldn't it be estimated that there would be 300 warships? Over at Busan Port, the Japanese navy has thousands of warships. How can they fight?
At this time, Matsudaira Nobutsuna saw that he and Inoue Shigemasa could not urinate in the same pot, so he ignored him and just called to the guards outside and kept asking "Is anyone here?"
When Inoue Shigemasa saw it, he was casual and continued to drink sake.
"Sir, bring the Qing people here." With a warning, the unshaven Hauge flashed in and saluted loudly and respectfully. The arrogance and recklessness of the past are now gone. The Qing Dynasty and Prince Shuosu can only be a matter of the past.
This is how people are, and only life can teach us how to be a good person.
Seeing Hauge appear, Matsudaira Nobutsuna immediately jumped in front of him, raised his head, and asked eagerly: "I ask you, and you must answer truthfully..."
Seeing Hauge nodding, Matsudaira Nobutsuna told him what he was worried about without waiting for him to speak, and finally asked: "Based on your understanding of the Ming army, tell the truth!"
After hearing this, Hauge almost did not hesitate and immediately replied loudly: "Sir, that Ming army must be going to attack the navy of Busan Port!"
"What?" Upon hearing this, Inoue Masashige slammed the wine glass on the table, and then asked, "What's the reason?"
If this is the case, then if the battle in Busan is defeated, it will be a dereliction of duty on his part, and of course he will not be happy.
Matsudaira Nobutsuna on the side also shouted: "What's the reason? Tell me quickly!"
However, what neither of them expected was that Hauge actually replied to them: "There is no reason, it must be like this!"
"Baga!" When Inoue Masashige heard this, he was furious and wanted to slap Hauge in the face as soon as he stood up. It's just a pity that the heights of both sides are not in the same level. As soon as he stretched out his hand, he found that it was a bit difficult to slap this Qing man.
After hearing this, Matsudaira Nobutsuna was angry at first, but in the end he was not as angry as Inoue Masashige. Instead, he shouted sternly: "Why is there no reason? This is impossible!"
Hauge was a little afraid of the angry Inoue Masashige, so after hearing Matsudaira Nobutsuna's question, he quickly replied: "Sir, when I fought with the Ming army before the Qing Dynasty, I was always afraid of what would come. Many people thought it was impossible. This is exactly what the Ming Army did. I heard you were so worried just now, so it must be the Ming Army who did that!"
"Baga, that's ridiculous!" When Inoue Masashige heard this, he became even more furious. How could there be such a reason? He stood on tiptoe and slapped Hauge regardless of whether it would be a bad image.
With a "pop" sound, the palm finally hit Hauge's chin, or it was just a sweep with his finger. This was when Hauge wanted to hide, but he remembered that if he didn't let the dwarf vent his anger, it might be even worse if he turned around, so he didn't hide and was slapped by him.
"Yours, lower your head!" Inoue Masashige saw such a slap in the face. He didn't relieve his anger at all, but ordered angrily.
This time, Matsudaira Nobutsuna on the side stopped him, and then confirmed to Haug: "You didn't lie to me?"
"If I, Hauge, say anything false, I will be struck by thunder from heaven!" Hauge swore loudly, and then added in his heart: Hit you dwarfs on the forehead.
Obviously, Hauge at this time did not understand that if he was struck by lightning, he would usually be forced to a high place.
After hearing this, Matsudaira Nobutsuna immediately turned to Inoue Masashige and demanded very quickly: "Inoue-kun, immediately send someone to notify the entire army in Busan to be on alert. You must not let the Ming Dynasty navy succeed in a sneak attack. Otherwise, What to do with so many troops in North Korea?"
Inoue Masashige was still a little dissatisfied, feeling that this Qing man was just alarmist. However, seeing Matsudaira Nobutsuna's very serious request, thinking that there was no big mistake in being careful, he nodded and agreed.
When the courier was dispatched, Inoue Masashige came to trouble Hauge again and shouted coldly: "If there is nothing in Busan, you'd better wish for yourself!"
"..." After hearing this, Hauge felt a chill down his back. He stared at the little dwarf who was causing trouble for him, and he really wanted to chop him with a knife. Damn it, it’s really a tiger being bullied by a dog, and it’s still a short dog!
Matsudaira Nobutsuna pretended not to see this. Instead, he paced back and forth in the central military tent, thinking about this battle, and couldn't help but pray like Amaterasu in his heart, not to be fooled by Hauge's crow's mouth. Even if the Ming Navy goes to attack Busan, they must not let the Ming Navy succeed!
He had just finished praying and sat down again, or maybe the news was too slow to reach Amaterasu's ears, when he heard rapid footsteps outside the tent.
Generally speaking, the guards at the door will stop you, ask about the situation, report it inside, and then decide how to deal with the visitor.
But at this moment, Matsudaira Nobutsuna heard the rapid footsteps, and then heard someone shouting: "The military situation is urgent, please see Omefu-sama!"
The military situation is so urgent that no one dares to stop it. As soon as the curtain was lifted, someone broke in.
The words "One Hundred Thousand Urgent Military Information" were like a bolt from the blue. They suddenly exploded on the heads of several people in the Chinese military tent, making them all stand up in fright.
Of course, Hauge didn't respond because he couldn't understand the Japanese language. However, the scene in front of him felt very familiar.
The man who broke into the Zhongjun tent was in a very embarrassed state. Not only was he in a hurry, he was also embarrassed as if he had come out of some kind of stove.
However, these are not important. As soon as this man saw Inoue Shigemasa, he immediately reported: "My lord, something is wrong. The Ming Dynasty navy suddenly appeared and attacked the navy..."
Before they even finished hearing the words, Matsudaira Nobutsuna and Inoue Shigemasa were shocked and shouted in unison, not wanting to believe it: "What?"
"How is it? How many ships were lost?" Inoue Shigemasa came back to his senses and immediately added another sentence.
"No...no..." Either the result was a little scary, or he was out of breath. The messenger stuttered for a moment and couldn't finish the sentence.
Inoue Shigemasa was very anxious, and he was thinking in the best direction. After hearing this, he immediately said with great joy: "How many ships were lost?"
"No, it's not!" The messenger calmed down for a moment, feeling much better, and immediately replied, "No ship was spared, they were all burned down by the Ming Navy!"
"..." Hearing this, it was as if Hauge's oath had come true. Whether it was Matsudaira Nobutsuna or Inoue Shigemasa, they all seemed to have been struck by thunder on their foreheads. They could no longer stand and they all fell to the ground. on the ground.
No ship was spared, which meant that the navy stationed in Pusan had been completely wiped out. As a result, the Japanese troops in Korea were unable to withdraw even if they wanted to. More importantly, what about subsequent supplies?
The two Japanese leaders were a little unable to bear the consequences.
Among them, Inoue Shigemasa, after being stunned for a while, suddenly jumped up from the ground, grabbed the collar of the courier who was just about to continue talking, and shouted sternly: "How can no ship be spared? What is the lookout post at the port for? Food? What did you do when you were on duty on a warship? Are you lying to me..."
"Sir, I didn't lie..." The messenger quickly judged, how could he lie about such an important matter? It was obvious that Lord Omefu was going crazy.
I don't know why, although Hauge couldn't understand at the side, but seeing this scene, especially Inoue Shigemasa's angry look, he suddenly felt very happy. The weather is so nice!
Matsudaira Nobutsuna on the side stopped Inoue Shigemasa from going crazy, grabbed the collar of the messenger, and shouted sternly: "What about the shore? Has the Ming army attacked?"
This possibility is actually unlikely. After all, there are still tens of thousands of troops on the shore. In this way, the food stored there should not be taken away by the Ming army like last time. With food, the army can hold on in North Korea, and maybe it can wait for reinforcements sent by the General.
"Return to my lord, the Ming army did not attack!"
This answer made Matsudaira Nobutsuna heave a sigh of relief, but the messenger went on to add, "But the fire reached the shore, and the military camp, food and grass were all destroyed. Even the troops on the shore, at least about 20,000 people were burned to death. !”
As soon as he finished speaking, the Zhongjun tent couldn't help but become very quiet. Not only did Inoue Shigemasa, who was in a furious state, did not move and remained quiet, but so did everyone else. It was as if the world suddenly stopped at this moment.
This kind of atmosphere is very familiar to Hauge.
Miaoshuwu
