Chongzhen Wiretapping System

Chapter 810 How do you say to fight?
The mountain road is difficult to walk, but a team is moving at a fast speed.

In this team, there are all natives. Some of them are pulling the horse rope in front, while others are waving their whips and beating behind, driving the mules and horses loaded with supplies, almost trotting forward.But because of the excessive speed, someone turned his back on his back.It can be seen that this speed is a bit beyond the load.

But Lakawa, who was in charge of going to the Dutch camp to communicate, was still not satisfied with this speed, and from time to time scolded his subordinates, telling them to speed up.Because he knew that the Ming army was coming fiercely, and they must unite with the Dutch as soon as possible to defeat them when the Ming army was not stable.Otherwise, with so many troops, it would be far more difficult to fight than the Portuguese.

Of course, the most important thing is that Rajsinghe II leads the army right behind. If Rajsinghe II catches up too late, he will definitely be charged with ineffectiveness.At such a critical time, if he is convicted, not only will his future be difficult to secure, but it may even attract people to kill chickens and scare monkeys and make him a model, which will be miserable.

"Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up..." From time to time, his urgent shouts sounded in the team.

In this way, the team finally rushed to the seaside with the fastest speed and arrived at the Dutch camp.

This time, Rajsingh II was very generous and gave a lot of food at once.You know, in the past, in order to limit the ambitions of the Dutch, Rajsinghe II gave the Dutch the least amount of food, so that they had no food to save. In this way, they could strangle the Dutch. It won't be bitten back by this white-eyed wolf.

Lavaca finally showed a smile on his face, and I believe that this time he will definitely get a warm welcome from the Dutch.In this way, it will become easier to discuss the subsequent discussion about attacking the Ming army.

He has dealt with these Dutch people a lot, and he thinks he has seen it through.

These Dutch people are completely desperadoes. As long as there are interests and advantages to take advantage of, they will definitely join hands. Even if they are not allowed to participate, they will come like cats that smell fishy.In short, they want money rather than life.This can be confirmed from their previous wars against the Portuguese.

Turn around the mountain pass ahead and you will see the Dutch camp.

Lavaca couldn't hold back his excitement. With a swing of his horsewhip and a pinch of his legs, he jumped to the front of the team. He was the first to turn around the mountain pass and looked at the Dutch camp.

If counted in terms of time, I am afraid that the Dutch at this time probably already knew the news that Colombo was occupied by the Ming army?It is estimated that seeing so many warships of the Ming army, they now feel unprecedented pressure.At this time, send food and re-conclude the alliance. I believe the Dutch will speak better!

While thinking this way, Lavaca had already seen the movements within his sight clearly.

I saw the Dutch camp where there were many people, it seemed a bit chaotic.The coastline in the distance seems to be in the direction of Colombo, and warships are approaching the camp.

"Hehe, that's true!" Seeing it, Lavaka couldn't help showing the expression I guessed, and said to himself, "The Dutch are feeling the pressure, and they need the assistance of our Kandy Kingdom army. This White-eyed wolf, I'm sure I won't mess around at this time!"

After talking to himself, he waved his hands back and said, "Hurry up, hurry up, we'll be there soon!"

After speaking, Lavaca felt that he still couldn't wait, so he called a few cronies and told them to keep up with the food.As for himself, as soon as he got off his horse, he rushed to the Dutch camp with a few entourages.

When approaching the Dutch camp, Lavaca felt a little surprised.If in the past, when approaching the Dutch camp, there were Dutch sentries who issued a warning, but at this time, they were so close to the Dutch camp, why didn't they even see a sentry?
Oh, by the way, the Ming army must have come from the sea. Naturally, there would not be any on this shore. It is possible that the Dutch have concentrated their forces to the side near the sea.With this in mind, Lavaca drove his horse straight to the west gate of the Dutch camp, which is the direction facing the mountains.

In order to show respect for the Dutch, Lavaca got off his horse and walked when he was approaching the door.But what made him a little curious was why there were no Dutch sentries at the gate of this camp?

Through the gate of the camp, Lavaca was surprised to find that there was a panic in the camp.Those Dutch people, including their families, were all running around like headless chickens.I saw among them, some carrying packages or carrying bags of things, jumping out of the house and rushing towards the port.Stopping from time to time, shouting something in a panic.

Seeing the situation in front of him, he immediately thought of a similar scene, that is, before attacking a tribe, the people of that tribe wanted to flee for their lives, that's how it was.

Upon getting this association, Lavaca's eyes widened in surprise, this is impossible!The Dutch don't have powerful guns and warships. When they faced the Portuguese before, even if there were more Portuguese, they were not afraid, and even rushed one by one. It was the impression of desperadoes!

When it was impossible to face the Ming army, they were so timid as a mouse, it couldn't be that they wanted to run away, right?
Lavaca really couldn't figure out what was going on with what he saw in front of him?

If you don't understand, you can only ask.

Lavaca asked his followers to watch his horse, and hurried into the Dutch camp, caught a Dutch officer who had just jumped out of the house with a big bag, and asked with a smile, "Excuse me, what's going on?" gone?"

"Go away!" The Dutch officer saw that it was a native blocking the way, but he couldn't hear his birdsong, so he cursed in Dutch, and even couldn't wait for the native in front of him to make way, so he jumped over and ran to the beach go.

"..." Seeing this, Lavaca couldn't help being dumbfounded.

Although they couldn't understand each other just now, he could feel the fear in the once arrogant Dutch officer.They...are they really running for their lives?
Thinking of this, he came to his senses, and just happened to see another Dutchman passing by, so he hurriedly stopped him, wanting to ask clearly.

However, none of the Dutch people had the intention to stop and communicate with him. They all spoke Dutch, and it could be seen from their demeanor that they should be swearing, and then ran past him.Among them, there was even a Dutchman who went to grab the pistol at his waist, scaring Avaka and running away by himself.

Hiding to the side, Awaka stared blankly at the panic in front of him, he was a little silly.

What is going on?Could it be that the Ming army was really very powerful, and the Dutchman was so frightened that he wanted to run away before he had fought against the Ming army?If this is the case, what about the Kingdom of Kandy?
Suddenly, a voice rang in his ear: "Huh? What are you doing here?"

When Avaka heard it and looked at it, he was overjoyed. It was a Dutchman who knew a little bit of their language. He had been in charge of contacting them before, and he had dealt with him several times.

So, he quickly asked: "I was ordered by His Royal Highness to come here with food and supplies to reward your army. Later, His Royal Highness led the army and came to discuss together how to face the new enemy..."

When the Dutchman heard that Avaka had brought food and supplies, he couldn't help showing a hint of joy on his face.I saw him staring up and down, looking outside the gate of the camp.Sure enough, in the distance, there was an aboriginal horse team coming.

So, without waiting for Avaka to finish speaking, he turned his head to look, and then shouted loudly, as if he was greeting his accomplices.

Sure enough, under his shout, other Dutchmen stopped and turned their heads to look towards the door.

Although they were all greeting in their own words, which Awaka couldn't understand, he probably guessed that these Dutch people still cared about the food he sent.

Thinking of this, Avaka couldn't help flashing a thought: Maybe these Dutch people thought that the food and supplies were not enough to deal with the Ming army, and they thought that the relationship with themselves was not harmonious before, so they wanted to escape?
In fact, both parties are well aware of this point in the relationship between the two parties. If it were not for the common enemy of the Portuguese, both parties might have turned their faces.

Now that they can use food to attract them to stay, and the two sides continue to cooperate and defeat the Ming army together, that would be the best.Thinking of this, Avaka couldn't help laughing: It seems that he has made a contribution this time, and thanks to rushing here in time, he can promote the continuation of the alliance!
When he was thinking this way, suddenly, he heard a loud commotion from the direction of the port.Not only him, but other Dutch people all looked there.

Many Dutch shouts came from there.Although I can't understand, the panic in the words is very clear, and anyone can hear it once they hear it.

In just a short while, all the Dutch people here ran to the port like crazy, and even some Dutch people lost their big and small bags in order to run faster.

Lavaca was stunned, but he soon discovered that it was the port's lookout post, which had spotted the Ming fleet.Even with his naked eyes, he could see a fleet of the Ming army approaching the sea in the distance.

Why, why are they so scared?They all ran away, how could I explain to His Highness the King?
Thinking of this, Lavaca became anxious, and immediately stopped the Dutchman who could speak the native language, and even drew his sword at him, not letting him go, and asking him to give an explanation.

The Dutchman had no choice but to say to him hastily: "Let's put it this way, your two tribes usually fight each other, and there is no winner. Suddenly, your king leads an army to destroy these two tribes. You said, even if these two tribes unite, what's the use?"

After he finished speaking, seeing that Awaka still couldn't understand the meaning, he became anxious and said loudly: "We Dutch and Portuguese are all your villages, you can fight each other, but the Ming army is your kingdom The army, how do you say to fight? The power of the Ming country is beyond what you natives can imagine!"

(End of this chapter)