"The Huns are coming, everyone get ready."

The earth was trembling, and the sound of horses' hooves in the distance was like thunder.

In these thousands of hectares of fields, hundreds of fortresses have been guarded.

The fortress was full of arrows.

The 10,000 Xianbei cavalry, and the 10,000 Karasuma cavalry, were also ready.

Dian Wei led two thousand Mo sword iron cavalry, and did not stay with them, but bypassed this area and blocked the back road of the Huns.

Guo Tu did not participate in the fight, and stopped more than ten miles away.

Hugh Tu sent a hundred people to protect Guo Tu's safety.

When it comes to protection, it's actually surveillance.

Guo Tu only had a dozen entourages around him, and it was difficult to get out.

Of course, he didn't want to leave now.

Guo Tu looked at the Hun army in the distance, and then glanced at the Hun cavalry around him who was very wary of him.

He simply jumped off his horse, found a place to sit and wait. When you are tired of sitting, lie down.

And ahead, the Huns have already arrived.

It's just that before they got close, many war horses fell directly.

In this area, it has been covered with thistles.

The Huns did not use horseshoes to protect the hooves of their horses.

Their horses were completely unprotected.

Not to mention horseshoe pedals, even saddles are rare.

The Huns rode on war horses and fought entirely on their horsemanship.

It's just that now, their thaumaturgy, in the face of Zhao Hui's cavalry, no longer has an advantage.

But now the 20,000 Xianbei Karasuma cavalry here, the war horses under them are similar to those of the Huns.

There are basically no horseshoes either.

Even though they knew they had these things, they couldn't do them.

Some people made a straw rope and hung it on both sides of the war horse, but they were made fun of by others.

In their hearts, only those who are not good at riding need to pedal.

And the horse's paw can protect the soles of the war horse, and the Huns and Xianbei people will not refuse, but they can't nail the horse's hooves to the horseshoe.

There is no blacksmith at night to make a horseshoe to use.

"Rush!"

Hugh Tu saw it, but he didn't order it to stop.

But in the next second, countless war horses fell into the pit again.

The Hun warriors who were still whistling just now have all turned into screams.

Luckily, when the horses fell, they jumped away, but they were also disgraced.

If you are unlucky, you will directly break your bones and tendons, and you will never be able to ride a horse in this life.

Just looking at the golden wheat in front of him, Hugh Tu Ge still didn't order to stop.

And the Huns, who rushed to the front, were constantly falling.

Pits, thistles, and ropes that were pulled up.

Directly let the Huns who rushed to the front be abolished.

Then one by one, inside the fortress, arrows were shot. Countless Huns were shot and fell.

These forts are all made of stones. Only fist-sized holes remained. There is no door, and access is all by a tunnel crawling alone.

Tunnels connect all the fortresses together.

Although it is on the steppe, and there are only hundreds of fortresses, the difficulty of the Huns rushing through here is no easier than attacking a city.

Siege the city, they will be prepared in their hearts.

And at this moment, in the face of one attack after another, the Huns, who were bent on snatching food, were unprepared.

The grassland has always been their world.

The Huns were on the steppe, and they were not afraid of anyone.

Everywhere you go, you rush straight to the past.

Everything that stands in their way will be torn apart.

The Karasuma tribe, that's also on the grasslands.

But Hugh Tu forgot about it.

Now the Karasuma tribe is no longer the Karasuma that they used to bully.

Cheng Yuanzhi has been in Karasuma for several years, and Karasuma has completely changed.

It is not only the Karasuma people who live here, but also nearly 10,000 Han people.

In order to guard against them, they have long been well prepared.

Tribulus terrestris and traps, as well as tripping horses, could only bring down the Huns, who were rushing to the front.

After being trampled by the Huns in front, it had little impact on the Huns behind.

But the fortresses can shoot arrows non-stop.

And the Huns had nothing to do with this almost confined stone fortress.

Even if the Huns wanted to shoot at each other, but if they wanted to shoot into the big hole in the fist, only those marksmen had such ability.

Although the Xiongnu were generally stronger than the soldiers of the Han Dynasty in riding and archery.

But there were not many real marksmen among the Huns.

An arrow, which was lucky enough to go into the hole, but failed to threaten the people inside, touched a piece of iron, and then was picked up again, shot out, and hit a Hun just right.

The arrows did not hit the vital point, but the Hun cavalry still fell from the horseback. Then he was trampled into a pulp by the war horse that rushed from behind.

The soldiers hiding in the fortress basically do not aim, just keep bending their bows and arrows to let the arrows fly out of the holes.

When you are tired and your arms are weak, you can replace them with someone else.

More than a dozen people in the fortress cooperated with each other. The arrows never stopped.

But after all, there are no other obstacles. The Huns had nothing to do with the fortress, but some still rushed over.

But facing them were the cavalry of 20,000 Xianbei Karasuma.

It is the true elite of Xianbei Karasuma.

Whether it was Xianbei or Karasuma, they didn't dare to use the old, weak, sick and disabled to fool Zhao Hui.

The 20,000 cavalry were all brave men.

Before the battle, they may have been nervous when they learned that they would have to face 30,000 Hun cavalry.

But after watching for so long, there were very few cavalry rushing in front of them.

One by one, they have become fearless.

At the beginning, they were all bullied by the Huns.

Now such an opportunity is in front of us, and they are very ruthless.

Hugh Tu Ge pulled the war horse in the rear, looked at the Hun cavalry under his command, went forward and one after another, and all fell one by one, and after seeing the 20,000 cavalry in front, he finally ordered to retreat.

The Huns were here, it was like playing a tower defense game, they rushed all the way, and countless people died.

Hugh Tu Ge, completely unexpected, after the Han people cultivated the fields here, this place would become a place of death.

In the past, they did not rob the grain in the fields of the Han people. There was not even a little resistance.

Hugh's face was ugly.

He regretted that he had not ordered the retreat earlier, and countless warriors had died in vain.

If he encounters thistle, he will stop the army from attacking, and he may not even die a single person, at most he will lose a few hundred war horses.

If he encounters a trap or a stumbling block, Hugh Tu Ge will immediately order a retreat, and he can also receive the loss.

But it was precisely because the losses were acceptable that Hugh Tu did not order a retreat, but let the army continue to rush forward.

And now, when he ordered the retreat, of the 30,000 Hun cavalry, there were only 20,000 left.

(End of chapter)