(a)

The earth finally stopped trembling. Everything was quiet.

After the initial restoration of order in the camp, Vana returned to his room soaking wet.

He immediately summoned the team leaders and wizards to the room to discuss what to do next.

Some of the leaders of the frightened teams said that this must be something our army had done to offend the mountain gods, which caused the Han people's mountain gods to be angry and manifest.

Guna also had this thought in his heart, but he was a little more sober after all.

He remembered the sound of a loud explosion before the landslide. It was this suspicious thunderous sound that made him think that there was another possibility in the matter: it was done by the Han army!

He remembered the Han man who came to take refuge before the sneak attack on Yukou. I remembered that he had told Hesse that in addition to the Han garrison stationed at Yukou, there was a place called Qingfeng Village nearby, and there was a non-combat unit of the Han army of 500 people.

He remembered the day when the sneak attack on Cui's family was successful, the two Han people who broke out of the siege and fled in the rain of arrows.

He was wary.

He thought about it for a while and made what he thought was a safer decision: send two teams of 100 people to explore the mountain from two directions to see what the situation is now, whether there are any troops who have escaped, and whether there is any possibility of rescuing more people and horses.

The other squads immediately set up defenses, closed the camp gates, and waited with bows and arrows, ready to meet the possible Han army at any time.

After the team that had gone down the mountain to investigate the situation left, Kana walked around the room anxiously. In order to calm his emotions, he asked the sorcerer to divinate in order to measure the good fortune.

Just as the sorcerer had finished asking the gods for divination and was about to report the results of the divination to him, a soldier ran in in a panic and reported to him that a small group of his own men, about forty or fifty men, had been spotted ahead, and they were fleeing towards the camp in a panic and with their armor thrown off.

The soldier said that behind these forty or fifty men, there was a Han army of about two hundred men in hot pursuit. The soldiers judged that the forty or fifty men might have escaped the landslide by the remnants of Hesse who had escaped the landslide disaster while patrolling in the middle of the mountain, and after the disaster, they decided to come to the camp to join the Kuna, but on the way they were ambushed and pursued by the Han army. The soldiers asked Guna what to do.

Hurna threw down the results of the sorcerer and divination, and hurried to the camp gate.

The situation turned out to be as the soldier said. The defeated army of forty or fifty men wearing their own black armor was rushing towards the camp desperately, and about half a mile behind them, the reflection of the armor and weapons of the Han army could be faintly seen.

Kuna ordered his men to open the camp gate, let the frightened defeated soldiers in, and then shoot bows and arrows to block the Han army behind.

As soon as the camp gate was opened, the defeated soldiers rushed in.

Their horses scattered around the camp, and in panic, some of the defeated soldiers did not know what to do, and kept running towards the depths of the camp.

Kuna was about to stop their escape, stabilize their position, and make the archers wind their bows and arrows and aim at the Han army.

At that moment, he suddenly felt the hairs on his face fall down by a small but swift gust of wind.

(b)

At the same time as this subtle feeling arose, he noticed that one of the defeated soldiers was coming straight for him at lightning speed!

The horseman's horse was so fast that he had never seen it in his life, and a thought crossed his mind, and the cavalry had rushed to a place that was only a stone's throw away from him.

Seeing this cavalryman coming straight towards him impartially, suddenly a flash suddenly flashed in his heart: Oh no, it's a trick!

In terror, he stretched out his hand and drew his sword, and shouted, "They are Han soldiers!" ”

At the moment when the last word "army" came out, he felt a sharp pain in the arm that was being raised as he grabbed the handle of the knife, and then he saw the whole arm and the knife flying in the air and falling to the side.

At the same time as he saw this, the horseman's horse had rushed past him like a gust of wind, and staggered away from him.

In his confusion at the sudden loss of his arm, he saw the horse stagger and then quickly turned his head.

But, strangely, the cavalry did not rush at him again, but at the soldiers who had come to their senses and were closing the camp gates.

Just as he wondered why the cavalry had stopped attacking him, he suddenly realized that something had pierced his chest through a large circular hole.

He could feel the wind blowing through the hole and behind him.

The speed at which the cavalryman pierced his heart with his spear was so fast and astonishingly fast that it was even faster than the speed of nerve conduction, that it took him a few seconds before his heart reacted, and then he felt that it had been completely destroyed and pierced, and that it could no longer work!

He now understood why the cavalry had abandoned him to seize the camp gate.

Because he's just been killed by that cavalry!

Just when he realized that he had been killed, a column of blood spurted out of the hole, straight to a distance of two or three meters.

Oh my God, what kind of speed is this! This is the speed of the ghosts! He's not human! He can't be human!

Just as he thought about this, and fell to the ground, the Han army that rushed into the camp had already seized the camp gate and slashed the archers who were about to shoot, under the lead of the cavalry, cutting melons and vegetables.

Two hundred Han troops rushed into the camp like a tidal wave.

This is your first battle as recorded in the history books.

Before Fu Tianliang, Wu Shun and Zhang Bao's teams arrived to reinforce the battle, the battle in the Huangsang Yukou camp was over.

The result of this battle was that all the 3,000 cavalry forward troops of Hesse and Huna were annihilated, and none of them escaped the net.

There was only 72 hours between Hesse's attack on Yukou and the annihilation of his entire army.

The losses of the Han army were: 4 slightly wounded, none of them killed.

When the four Han armies met in the camp, they erupted in cheers that shook the valley again.

This is the first battle of your glory, the first battle of the heavens and the earth, and the first battle of the ghosts and gods!

This is the origin of the later legend that you have great magical powers and can call the wind and rain and move mountains and seas.

After this battle, your absolute authority in this core Han army has become unbreakable. Since then, it has not wavered.

(c)

In the ensuing encounters, countless enemy troops have experienced your saber and your blazing lightning speed. But that's not your handy-weapon weapon. Your most handy weapon is an invisible knife. You can always use this invisible knife to cut time and space as you want on the battlefield, and you can always accurately grasp the enemy's shortcomings and loopholes in the time and space that is generally unfavorable to you, and cut out the time and space that is partially beneficial to you.

You did what you said, and from now on, the rules of the battlefield and the rhythm of the war are all up to you. You have never fought the war the enemy wants on the battlefield that the enemy wants, you have always been on the battlefield that you have determined, forcing the enemy to fight the war you want to fight.

Suna, a general with a low status in the enemy army, has also been recorded in the history of all parties because he became the first person to die under your horse, and his name has been passed down for a long time. It was an accident he never expected when he died.

The last person to die in this battle was the Great Wizard who was thrown into the room by Gunna. When the Han army caught him and stabbed him in two, he was huddled next to the results of his divination. The result of his final divination was: the great murderer.

You're not wrong.

Five hundred people is enough to do a lot of things. If they were under the command of a brilliant general.

(iv)

When Liu Yan saw the description of this battle, it was already dozens of days later, and at that time, the entire battle situation had been changed by you.

After he had finished reading the cantata, he couldn't believe for a long time that everything written on it was true.

He now remembered that after you left the city, Lei Shi sincerely made repeated statements, and remembered how Lei Shicheng described his evaluation of your talent and potential.

He now knows how loyal and correct Lei Shicheng is.

He now realizes the seriousness of the mistake he has made.

He understood what a precious thing he had lost. Moreover, he also understood that what he lost could no longer belong to him.

History is often like that, when it gives you an opportunity, if you miss it, you don't have a chance to choose again.