Three Kingdoms: Stealing the Tiger Talisman and forcing Yuan Shao to become a monk

Chapter 49 Breaking the Royal Court, Depressed Jiang Yiqu!
"The royal court has been broken?"

On the prairie, Yuan Shao, who had just entered the prairie, looked at the messenger kneeling below in disbelief.

Can't help but repeat it again, "You say it again?"

The messenger was closely watched by Yuan Shao and the generals behind him, and he felt cold sweat on his back.

But when he thought of the victories that Yuan Tan led them to win, he regained his courage, raised his head boldly,
"Back to the general, it is absolutely true! The eldest son led us to defeat the Huns royal court in the first battle. The Huns fled thousands of miles away and dare not look back!"

It's a pity that Yuan Tan used too many nerve knife operations before.

Whether it is Yuan Shao, or the Hebei generals who descended from Zhang Yun, they don't quite believe it.

Yuan Shao raised his riding whip and said calmly,

"Take him down and have a rest."

Zhang He and others accepted the order with their fists folded, and immediately a cavalry came out and helped the messenger back to the back camp to rest.

The messenger pouted.

Yuan Shao and others didn't believe that he didn't care, anyway, Wang Ting was indeed defeated by the eldest son leading them.

This is something that was known at a glance in the past.

In the eyes of the messenger, Yuan Tan's previous contribution is already great enough.

Destroy Zhang Yan, drive out the Huns, and behead Liu Bao.

There is no need to play tricks on credit at this last moment.

Just because the envoy thinks this way does not mean that Yuan Shao and the others think so.

Who knows which muscle of Yuan Tan is wrong, just want to blow water?

Hurry all the way, this time, whether it is Zhang Jaw or Jiang Yiqu, or the few generals behind.

No more complaints.

Everyone wanted to rush over as soon as possible to see what was going on with Yuan Tan.

The royal court of the Huns is close to Bingzhou, not too far away.

Traveling all the way in a hurry, within two or three days, they saw where the king's court was before the Huns.

It's just that the old grassland city has become a ruined wall at this moment.

Destroy it, destroy it.

This was Yuan Tan's idea.

Although he didn't like these things, if he stayed here, he was afraid that he would create a new Huchu Spring for the Huns.

Therefore, when Yuan Shao led all the generals under his command to gallop all the way, he saw it.

It's just cavalry one by one, like coolies, smashing stones there for fun.

"This...isn't it true that the Huns retreated on their own initiative?"

Yuan Shao's lips trembled a little.

It's not that he doesn't trust his son, it's mainly because Yuan Tanbu's performance is too much now.

Not too elite, but too useless.

I have never seen an elite army that can win more with less, and it was trained by throwing stones.

Yuan Tan also saw Father Cheap and the others coming.

To the side, Jiang Qinu, who was carrying a large stone and smashed it on another pillar with all his might.

Jiang Qi threw the stone on his shoulder to the ground with a bang, came to Yuan Shao's side, and took it out of his bosom.

He took out a crumpled brocade cloth.

The eyeballs of the generals who opened their jaws in the back almost popped out.

It has been a while since Yuan Shao unified Hebei, and it is not that these Hebei generals have never dealt with the Huns.

The banner of the royal court of the Huns is still recognizable.

The problem is, this is the king's flag of the Huns!
This flag alone, when the Han Dynasty is still prosperous, can be exchanged for a title if it is sent back to the capital.

Are you so disrespectful?
Yuan Tan pouted.

He really didn't think it was any good.

The Huns are too thieves.

Originally, Yuan Tan thought that after breaking the royal court, he could seize some cattle and sheep.

It doesn’t need to be too much, there should be hundreds of thousands of heads.

However, Huchuquan just parked the king's tent here, and the nomadic tribes were still deep in the grassland.

This is just hoarding food and grass for a month.

"How did you do it?"

Yuan Shao took a few breaths, finally calmed down the excitement in his heart, and looked at Jiang Qi.

The Wang Qi has been obtained, and the Wang Ting has been dismantled. This news can basically be confirmed.

But Yuan Shao still couldn't figure out how Yuan Tan did it.

In Yuan Shao's view, although his son is strong, he is only brave.

Gao Lan and Jiang Qi presumably assisted the formation of troops and led the battle.

So he asked Jiang Qi immediately.

Jiang Qi blinked his eyes, looked innocently at Yuan Shao, and then at Yuan Tan.

Jiang Qi was a little flustered.

What can he say?

He doesn't know either!

General Jiang Qi's expedition this time is roughly like this.

The eldest son ordered.

Jiang Qi cried and begged the eldest son to take back his life.

The eldest son didn't listen.

Jiang Qi began to sharpen his sword, ready to risk his life to save the eldest son from the rebellion.

The eldest son started to fight.

Jiang Qi believed in the principle that the majesty of the coach should not be damaged during the war, and he obeyed his orders honestly.

The eldest son won.

Jiang Qi began to organize the army, continued to follow the eldest son, and began to repeat the first step.

In the end, Jiang Qi was numb.

Anyway, persuade, fight, win, persuade again, fight again.

Well, what can he conclude?You can't lick your face and say he persuaded you to win, right?

He doesn't have the ability either.

Fortunately, Gao Lan finally came back at the critical moment. Before that, Gao Lan was cleaning up the corpses on the other side of the royal court.

It was almost summer, leaving so many corpses on the grassland would cause a plague.

Although all the Huns died, this place is too close to the Central Plains.

Just in case, Yuan Tan asked Gao Lan to tidy up the corpses and set them on fire.

With Gao Lan around, Yuan Shao and the generals behind him finally figured out the general situation.

Yuan Shao stroked his beard, with an appearance that I expected as early as I expected, and praised,
"Okay! As expected of my Qilin from the Yuan family! It's exactly as I expected!"

Zhang Yun and the others behind him turned their heads silently.

Fortunately, Yuan Shao also knew that what he said was a bit false, so he coughed immediately to cover up the embarrassing atmosphere.

asked with a smile,

"I heard that my son also recruited an admiral in this expedition to the Huns. He made great contributions in this battle. I don't know where it is?"

Then Yuan Shao saw a handsome young general in silver armor riding a white horse, getting closer and closer to him.

Well, sure enough, his appearance is extraordinary, and he looks like a future general.

Yuan Shao nodded, and then came back to his senses.

Hiss, why does this young general look more and more familiar?

"Swipe!"

Yuan Shao hadn't thought about it yet, but Zhang Jai, Jiang Yiqu, Chen Zhen and senior officials all changed their colors.

Jiang Yiqu even directly set up his Fengzui knife in front of him, his face almost turned into a pig's liver!
Yuan Shao didn't remember it, but Jiang Yiqu did.

During the Battle of Jieqiao, he stood by Yuan Shao's side, watching this young general in white robe rush towards Yuan Shao.

If it wasn't for the protection of Yan Liang, Wen Chou, and Ju Yi leading the camp at the critical moment to block it.

Whether Yuan Shao is still there or not, Jiang Yiqu doesn't know.

Anyway, as a general in the army, the grass on his grave is probably three feet high.

Don't look at Jiang Yiqu's proud look now, in fact, his calves started to tremble.

Zhao Yun left a deep impression on him back then.

Even the resentment towards Yuan Tan became more and more serious.

There are so many heroes in the world, why did you find such a one and keep it under your account?
Do it on purpose!

(End of this chapter)