To say that the soldiers of the military division of Baimaqiang Town are too strong, the main general is already stunned, and he is still charging. It is estimated that they don't want to go back, even the regular soldiers brought 30,000 people, and now even 3,000 people are not enough, so what's the point of going back.

Besides, the mounts have all been pushed into the Gulang River, why do you go back? Two legs are too tired to run four legs or four wheels, and it is better to die in battle than to be hacked to death like a sheep.

The Xia army was defeated, completely defeated, but there was no rout, because they didn't even run, they just sat and lay on the spot. I'm too tired to run, so let's kill or catch at will. After this battle, I have suffered all the sins of the next few lives, and it may be a relief to die.

But these two Xia armies were a little unjustly defeated, and if they can persist in persevering, maybe there is still a glimmer of hope for winning. Because it was not the Song army that came, not even the box service, there were only more than 300 special forces among them, and the rest were all workers in various workshops in Huangzhou.

The weapons are quite complete, from siege crossbows to thunderbolts, but there are not many that can be used neatly, let alone the formation and discipline, completely with passion and the idea of protecting their own family business, and followed the Jiang brothers to voluntarily come to reinforce Lord Shuaisi.

Jiang Erlang did go to Qingtang, but there were no rescuers, and he lost more than 20 of his men. At this time, Qingtang also became a battlefield, and the two sides of the battle were Xi Luosa and Dong Yu's biological sons.

Both sides said that they were rightfully the lords of Qingtang, and a group of tribes had gathered under their command, and they were fighting each other. Xi Luosa is not in Qingtang at the moment, and even if he wants to transfer troops to relieve the siege of Liangzhou, it will be too late.

Seeing this scene, Jiang Erlang had no choice, so he could only turn to Huangzhou, planning to get dozens of truckloads of weapons and equipment for the horses. But when he arrived in Huangzhou, he learned that Wang Zhongzheng, the head of the capital of Qin Fenglu, had taken over the defense of Huangzhou. The order was still issued by the imperial court, and no one could transfer all the Huangzhou forbidden troops and box soldiers, not even the Tibetan soldiers.

At this time, Jiang Erlang had already roughly guessed what was going to happen, and someone in the imperial court was taking advantage of the lack of information to trick people behind his back. But knowing is also in vain, he, the commander, is self-appointed by Lord Shuaisi, and has neither official credentials nor court documents, and no one believes it when he talks to anyone, and it is already very face-saving if he is not arrested.

Don't say that no one believes it, the craftsmen of the workshops believe it. These workshops are all the property of the horses, and the head of the soldiers and horses of Qin Fenglu has no right to touch them. Moreover, at this time, Wang Xu's life and death are uncertain, and it is not yet time for the wall to fall and everyone to push it.

In addition to controlling all the soldiers and horses in Huangzhou according to the order of the Privy Council, Wang Zhongzheng did not take any other excessive actions, and even did not interfere with the work of the Huangzhou Prefecture Government.

But Wang Zhongzheng did a rather fucked thing, he blocked the border of Huangzhou, and no one and goods were allowed to flow out.

In other words, the weapons and ammunition stored in the workshop could not be transported to Mawei City, and Jiang Erlang in Mawei City was just a small commander, and no one cared about what he said.

As soon as he heard that Lord Shuai Si might be surrounded by the Western Xia army in Liangzhou, Wang Datou, Peng Da, the Wu family and the Hu family stopped doing it first. Without the support of Lord Shuaisi, their workshops and craftsmen will be swallowed by others sooner or later, and no one will be able to do well at that time.

But how can I help Lord Shuai Si get through the difficulties, Wang Datou said, no matter whether others go or not, he will take his family and nephews to Liangzhou City to live and die with the new army with three carts of canned ordnance.

Let him be such a general, and several other craftsmen are also really angry, and they want to go together! If the wastemen were invincible with rockets and steel crossbows, could the craftsmen who invented and made them still be able to use them?

The masters and craftsmen are going to fight hard with the Xia people, and most of the craftsmen under them have also chosen to follow. Didn't the ancients often say that one day is a teacher and a father is lifelong, that's what it means.

The composition of the Huangzhou Workshop is not the same as that of Weiqiao Town and Jinmingchi, and most of the apprentices and craftsmen here are Fan guys. His son wants to go to the battlefield to help the master fight, and the Fan family thinks that there is nothing to be afraid of.

If you win the battle and go home with the spoils of war to live a good life, if you lose the battle or even lose your life, then you can only blame yourself for your bad luck, and what should you do when you go home and continue.

The Fan people are not only the families who work in the workshop, but also those who grow rice bags and flowers, those who herd horses for Lord Shuaisi, and those who have borrowed loans from the state government, all need to rescue this Lord Shuaisi. Otherwise, who will they go to cash in on the flowers they planted, the horses they raise, and the money they borrow?

Even if you can take the opportunity to repay the debt, but if the lights go out, once Lord Shuai Si is finished, these policies will be over, and then the good life that is about to be lived will disappear.

Compared with the Song people, the Fan people are indeed more suitable to become an army, as long as they are men, from their teens to their fifties and sixties, they are warriors when they ride a horse and pick up a knife.

So a force of more than 2,000 people and more than 50 vehicles was assembled. With Jiang Erlang's special forces as the backbone, he trained while walking, and headed towards Mawei City.

Others don't know what special forces are, but the guards of Nanzongbao know very well. Now that Lord Shuaiji is uncertain, he doesn't want to express his position too early, so he just turns a blind eye and pretends not to see this strange team.

After the team arrived in Mawei City, Jiang Dalang also had a bitter face. He couldn't command the forbidden army and personal servants in the city at all, and most of the soldiers wanted to go into battle to kill the enemy, but no one dared to move casually without the will of the imperial court and the order of the chief officer, which was a felony of killing the head.

Jiang Dalang, who couldn't command others, didn't run away, he chose to go to Liangzhou City with his younger brother. It is said to be brave, and it is said to be a statement or a struggle.

He wasn't alone, and he brought with him Fuki's caravan and all the steel crossbows in Mawei City. These weapons are nominally the personal belongings of Lord Shuaiji, and are not owned by the forbidden army or personal officials, and are certainly not considered a violation of military discipline.

The forbidden army also had no choice but to see it, and the personal servant officer simply sent the war horse out. They were originally infantry troops, and the horses were also equipped after arriving in Huangzhou, and they were also not considered Great Song Dynasty ordnance, at least not in the register.

Just such a patchwork rag army actually came to Wusheling unimpeded, happened to save Hong Tao and Miao Kui, who were about to fight desperately, and mentally defeated the last few thousand Xia troops.

I have to say that luck is sometimes better than any weapon, but it's not easy to understand its rules, and it's impossible to control.

"General Miao, how is the injury on your arm?" After listening briefly to everyone's narratives, Hong Tao's brain capacity was a little insufficient. This series of changes is too complicated to calculate in a short period of time, and at present, we can only find important things to deal with first.

"It's okay, in fact, the big head of water hurts more than an arrow...... Despite your orders, you will never give up! Miao Kui was hit by an arrow in the arm, and the arrow is still in the flesh, but it has been slightly disinfected.

However, he smiled very happily, as a general, he was able to survive this battle, not to mention how much credit there was, this experience alone is not comparable to most of his peers.

But soon his smile was gone, because Hong Tao's face was ugly. The beginning and end of the Battle of Liangzhou is not 100% experienced, but he is basically clear about the changes. You should be able to guess why the pony's face is ugly.

"This matter really wants to trouble you to run away with your injuries, take the official seal letter back to Huangzhou City, before you see the holy decree, Huangzhou is not under the jurisdiction of any state road, it is all chaos. This official grants you the right to kill in battle, and anyone who does not respect the holy order is a collaborator and a thief, and it is not a matter of killing! ”

Whether Liangzhou City can be lost and recovered is not the first thing Hong Tao needs to consider, his backyard is about to catch fire, if it can't be quelled, personnel, equipment, and food can't be delivered, this year's hard work will come to naught, and it must be dealt with first.

And the person who has the ability to do this well is Miao Kui, he has the emperor's decree, and he also has a personal official guard, as long as Emperor Shenzong does not issue a clear holy decree, no one can compete with it.

"The last general obeys...... Prepare the horses, bring the canned food, and eat as you go! ”

Miao Kui did not hesitate or worry about letting himself go back to confront some Korean and Chinese forces, and he no longer pondered how to deal with the aftermath. His life was saved by craftsmen and people, and it was also fought by Lord Shuai Si regardless of life and death, so why die again!