When the lieutenants were gone, General Lunta called the little soldiers who served him, brought pen, ink, paper, and inkstones, and he was going to write a letter to Emperor Naleng, who was far away in Tiandu City.

The content of the letter is naturally about the death of General Nabat in battle. But when General Narenta was dipped in ink, the pen stopped on the paper. For a while, he, a man of culture, didn't know how to phrase it.

Holding the brush in his hand for a while, he put it down again, let out a long sigh, and leaned back in his chair. At this time, the little soldier brought mare's milk wine. This is what Grand General Renta likes to drink. He drank half of the bowl when he took it, then put down the bowl and continued to lean back in his chair and ponder.

The thing that the great general of Lenta pondered was how to explain it to the Emperor Nanareng. After all, General Nabat was Emperor Naleng's personal bodyguard. Status: Advanced. I'm afraid there is still a friendship with Emperor Naleng. If the explanation is not understood, Emperor Naleng will definitely blame General Thalunta.

Now, Zhang Zhou has not been recaptured, so Emperor Naleng must be depressed. At this time, the bad news of General Barth's death in battle came again, and I don't know if Emperor Naleng would be disappointed in General Lunta. In this case, then his position as a general may not be guaranteed.

At that time, if he is really removed from the post of general, he will definitely lose his prestige when he returns to the imperial court, and even the previous position of prime minister may not be able to do it.

As for the current situation of the Great Yang Dynasty, General Nalunta is still clearer. He knew that the current court of the Great Yang Dynasty had basically completely given up political affairs. The officials who should be dismissed were disbanded, the departments that should be abolished were abolished, and the current Tiandu City, including the entire area under the jurisdiction of the Tatars, was already in a state of anarchy.

However, the imperial court still needs a prime minister. After all, the position of prime minister is a very important position, and it can be discussed with the emperor in person. It is able to share the emperor's worries.

Thinking of such an important position, it is impossible for Emperor Naleng to be revoked. However, in the eyes of General Lunta, even if Emperor Naleng does not remove the position of prime minister, if he fails in the position of this general, then the position of prime minister can no longer belong to him Lunta. Maybe he will be exiled by Emperor Naleng.

However, in this war-torn age, exile is actually a relief. But that would be a hard life, and exile would be a punishment. His status was gone. Without the status of nobility, it would be no different from ordinary people.

This is something that General Renta does not want to see.

The general sat in his chair and thought that it was dark, and the little soldier had lit candles in the big tent, but he still didn't think about what to say to the Emperor Naleng. During this period, he also wrote two letters, but he was crumpled when he was not satisfied.

The little soldier beside him said to General Lunta, "General, it's time for dinner." ”

General Narenta shook his head and said, "Oh? Oh, come up! ”

So the little soldier went to deliver the food. Don't look like it's out to fight, but General Narenta still doesn't forget to enjoy it. Meat must be included in every meal of his meals. Whether it's beef or lamb.

In fact, eating meat was a habit of nomadic groups like the Tatars. They make a living by hunting and raising cattle and sheep, and their usual meals are naturally meat.

However, in this army, ordinary soldiers cannot eat meat. Only those at the level of a lieutenant general can eat a meal of meat every three or four days.

Of course, Lenta is a general, so naturally he is also treated well.

However, when the large piece of mutton was served, General Narenta had no appetite to eat. All he could think about was how to explain General Bart's death to Emperor Naleng.

It stands to reason that there is no need to repay the emperor for a mere adjutant who has died. General Ke Bart is not an ordinary lieutenant general, but the personal guard of Emperor Naleng, and he came with the mission of Emperor Naleng.

Of course, General Barth's death must be the happiest of your Grand Lunta. It's just that how to report this to Emperor Nanaleng is a problem.

If Zhang Zhoucheng has been taken down now, General Lunta still thinks it is easy to say, but now the matter of taking Zhang Zhoucheng has not been skimmed yet! At this point, General Lunta felt that there was nothing to say to Emperor Nalen.

However, since General Bart was dead, this matter naturally had to be reported to Emperor Naleng as soon as possible.

Emperor Naleng asked General Nabat to come, in fact, to spy on General Thrunta. That's what General Narenta thinks anyway.

It's a pity, Emperor Na Leng just asked General Nabat to urge this General Lunta at any time, so that General Lunta should not be cowardly, and should have the courage to fight against the Han army. This is the true purpose of Emperor Naleng. And surveillance or anything doesn't exist.

However, Emperor Naleng also did not expect that his behavior was misunderstood by both parties. On one side, General Bart thinks General Bart is just an eyeliner sent to his side. Whatever you do will be passed on to Emperor Naleng by General Nabat.

And General Nabat also thinks so, since he is the personal guard of Emperor Nalenta, the purpose of being sent by Emperor Nalen to General Nalenta's side is also obvious, that is, to keep an eye on General Lunta for Emperor Nalenta.

And General Nabat even had great ambitions in addition to staring at him, wanting to sit in the position of the general of the Tatar army. This point is even more unimaginable to Emperor Naleng.

Emperor Naleng wanted General Bart to be by the side of General Lenta as he himself was by General Lunta. It is a reminder of the moment to General Renta. It is necessary to make General Lenta diligent in military affairs, and not cowardly and retreat.

But no matter what, Emperor Leng's move was not good. It's out of his control.

In the end, General Narenta took a pen and wrote it down on paper. The gist of it is that General Barth, in order to make meritorious service, does not listen to his own dissuasion behind his back. Behind what he said, there is no proof of death if such words are dead. Of course, this is still very appropriate for General Lunta, and it is also very appropriate for Emperor Naleng.

Because this General Bart is a lieutenant general, since he is a lieutenant general, he has to go into battle to kill the enemy. When General Bart asked to go into battle to kill the enemy, as a great general, Lenta naturally couldn't refuse in public. So it can only be behind the scenes.

But General Barth did not listen to the advice, and General Thronta was also out of line.

This is the general meaning of General Lunta, General Bart is stubborn, does not listen to advice, and makes decisions on his own, resulting in an ambush by the Han army.