newbobooks Chapter 276 Return
Chapter 276 Return
The two hadn't seen each other for a long time. In their spare time, they invited Yu Peng and the other to have a drink together.
At the dinner table, Magistrate Yu and Peng Bin sighed repeatedly.
The two of them couldn't remember how long it had been since they had seen such delicious and rich food.
They repeatedly sent emergency requests to the capital.
Every time I reply, I let them figure it out themselves.
Magistrate Yu sighed that he had made a very correct decision this time.
Seeing the soldiers and civilians in the city rejoicing, tears actually came to his eyes.
Life is so hard.
Even someone as smart as him couldn't imagine how powerful Lin Feng was.
In an environment where there are enemies everywhere, we were able to make the Qingshui area so prosperous, with rich people and strong army.
If this isn't divine magic, then what is?
When Lin Feng heard from Qin Fang that Lingdouzi Castle had been besieged by the Tartars for many days, he immediately became restless.
Zhao Shuo was asked to select 200 elite soldiers from the army and train them briefly.
Qin Fang was left in Weiyuan to take charge of military affairs.
Yu Minwen is still in charge of government affairs.
He took his elite cavalry with him and set off in a hurry, rushing to Lingdouzi Castle.
Yinjia Tuoman was defeated, and the defeat was very ugly.
Of his two thousand cavalrymen, one-third were killed in one battle by Lin Feng's five hundred cavalrymen.
I was also injured.
Until now, Tuoman is still in a state of confusion.
What went wrong?
How could Lin Feng disperse his two thousand cavalry with just dozens of monsters?
I've been reviewing it for the past few days, but I just can't figure it out.
He was too embarrassed to return to the camp, so he gathered the remaining soldiers on the way and headed straight for the Tatar main camp.
Yinjia Bilan's two thousand cavalrymen waited for a few days along the way.
According to the cavalry report, no large-scale troops were found.
He understood that Lin Feng must have taken another route.
Bilan secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
He fought against Lin Feng again and again, but was always defeated without realizing it.
All of them became his worries.
Although he didn't get any credit this time because he failed to intercept Lin Feng, he felt inexplicably relieved.
He did not rush back to the camp, but stayed in the wilderness and asked the Rangers to continue to conduct reconnaissance within a radius of 100 miles.
The total distance from Weiyuan County to Lingdouzi Castle is more than 500 miles.
Lin Feng sent his cavalry out for about a hundred miles, trying not to slow down his own driving speed.
Once he discovers the enemy, he needs time because the tank needs to find favorable terrain to play its best role.
Chariots travel slowly and must choose flat roads.
Don't let such a valuable thing fall apart on the road in the pursuit of speed.
It took Lin Feng and his companions four days to walk the five hundred miles.
Finally, I saw the tall walls of Lingdouzi Castle from afar.
Lin Feng saw the Tartar camp through his clairvoyant eyes.
Windihan deployed a thousand soldiers and horses outside each of the four gates of the castle and set up simple camps.
The Tatars in the camp had already received intelligence that a large army was approaching.
At this time, troops were being urgently mobilized in the camp, preparing to leave the camp and intercept the enemy.
The chariot designed by Lin Feng is not suitable for active charging.
After all, the speed of a chariot is much slower than riding a horse. Once the opponent is alerted to the danger, it is easy to avoid the attack.
Moreover, the use of tanks has high requirements on the environment.
After looking around, Lin Feng chose a slightly sloping piece of land.
It's relatively flat here and there aren't many obstacles.
The chariots were being prepared, and a row of cavalry stood in front, blocking the enemy's view.
The Tatar cavalry formed their formation very quickly, leaving 500 men in the camp and sending 500 cavalrymen out of the camp.
At a distance of two or three miles, in just a few breaths, he saw the ferocious eyes of the Tatar cavalry.
As usual, when Lin Feng and other Tatar cavalry rushed to a hundred steps, they ordered the chariots to charge.
The Tatar cavalry had already increased their speed to the maximum, shouting and stirring up excited emotions.
Rushed forward without hesitation.
Although it was suddenly discovered that strange things appeared in the cavalry.
But the cavalry had no time to adjust, and the horses charged forward with a roar.
The result is predictable. The armored horses, dragging heavy chariots, rushed into the Tatar cavalry.
This time, Chu Jiao led his men to rush forward, closely following the chariots, wielding their swords to harvest the remaining Tatar cavalry.
Five hundred cavalrymen were not enough for them to charge.
In just the blink of an eye, the Tatar cavalry was defeated.
Lin Feng ordered the cavalry to attack.
A team of thirty cavalrymen rushed out from the gaps between the chariots.
The Tatar leader in the camp had just adjusted his defensive position and was about to take a closer look at the battlefield ahead.
Who knew that his five hundred cavalrymen had already fled in all directions and were being chased by a large number of cavalrymen.
The Tartar leader stood on the wooden partition, stunned.
He has forgotten what he should do.
The tall walls of Lingdouzi Castle were already crowded with soldiers.
Upon hearing the news, all the major leaders quickly gathered in the north of the city.
When they saw that it was Lin Feng's team, they were all excited and felt extremely happy.
These days, they were besieged in the castle by the Tatars, and you can imagine how they felt.
Without Lin Feng, no one dared to make a decision on their own.
Li Donglai and Hu Jincai repeatedly requested to go out of the city to meet the enemy, but were stopped by Wang Qian.
The two men felt so aggrieved that they had no choice but to let the Tartars act arrogantly under their noses.
I saw that the boss had already started to charge with the Tartars.
The king immediately gave orders to open the city gates and lower the drawbridge.
Nearly a thousand riders followed him out of the castle.
Li Donglai and Hu Jincai also followed closely behind Wang Qian, galloping on horseback.
In just a moment, they were so frightened by the chariots that they forgot why they came out of the city.
Nearly twenty chariots broke up the Tatar cavalry and took advantage of the situation to rush towards the Tatar camp.
The leader in the Tatar camp quickly called on his soldiers to step forward to defend.
Suddenly, a soldier reported that nearly a thousand cavalrymen rushed out of the castle.
The Tatar leader immediately felt that this battle was going to be bad.
He shouted at the soldiers frantically, urging them to fight to the death and not let a large number of soldiers break through the camp.
What he didn't expect was that the simple camp could not withstand the impact of the chariots.
Seeing the armored war horses dragging the huge chariots, they rushed forward like a hot knife through butter and overturned the camp fence.
The Tatars in the camp were also thrown to the ground and their horses were completely routed.
The cavalry following the chariot took the opportunity to scatter and charge forward.
The Tatar leader had no choice but to give up guarding the camp, climb onto his horse, and begin organizing his cavalry to fight the enemy.
There were only 500 soldiers in the camp. After nearly 20 chariots broke through the camp fence, they crushed countless soldiers under their wheels almost instantly.
The entire battle lasted no more than half an hour.
The Tatars' thousand soldiers were killed to pieces, leaving behind countless corpses and fleeing in a panic.
The Tatar camp collapsed in an instant.
Everyone chased after him everywhere.
Lin Feng slowly rode his horse to the ruined Tatar camp.
Several senior generals, including Wang Qian, Hu Jincai, Zhang Changyou, and Li Donglai, galloped to Lin Feng on horseback.
He dismounted, knelt on one leg, and bowed his head in front of Lin Feng's horse.
"elder brother."
"Boss, Boss..."
He was so excited that his voice was choked.
Lin Feng smiled and looked down at them.
"What's going on? It's like a life-or-death separation. Don't you have any confidence in me?"
Wang Qian stood up first, with a determined look on his face.
"I know my brother will come back."
Lin Feng nodded at him with relief.
"Everyone, get up, clean up the battlefield, and go into the city."
"Yes, boss."
Many generals knelt behind these people, looking at Lin Feng with reverence as he urged his horse towards the city gate.
Following behind were a number of strange-looking carriages.