Daqin: Assist Zulong at the beginning and become a public enemy

Chapter 451
Chapter 459
son?

Mo Zha looked at the young man in front of him strangely.

Qin Guo and they were considered old rivals, and it was the first time they heard that Qin Guo had an official title called son.

"General, we are tired after traveling so far, so I leave this place to you."

Ying Gang's meaning is very simple, he is the guest and Meng Tian is the host, he wants to hand over everything here to Meng Tian.

Meng Tian bowed his hands towards Ying Gang, and a series of orders were quickly issued from Meng Tian's mouth.

The first is to appease these Donghu people who surrendered, and the Donghu people surrendered, so that Meng Tian saw the opportunity to destroy the entire Huns.

At the same time, let Li Xin, who was stationed in Yuyang, come to join him.

In the third military order, more than [-] people from the hundreds of large and small foreign tribes attached to Daqin and the people of Daqin in Jiuyuan City were recruited to transport food, grass and supplies with the infantry of Jiuyuan Army.

The 13 Liaodong Army and the 20 Yuan Army, plus the 40 Eastern Hu cavalry who surrendered, Meng Tian now has nearly [-] troops under his command.

If labor is not recruited, the supply of the 40 troops will be a problem that cannot be solved at all.At this time, Meng Tian has already ignored many things, or it can be said that Meng Tian did it on purpose.

There is no doubt about Meng Tian's prestige in Jicheng.

After his military order was issued, all the people who were recruited, whether they were barbarians of different races or the people of the Great Qin Dynasty, basically did not have even the slightest voice of opposition or complaints, and the people who were recruited even felt a sense of honor.

People who have not been to Jiuyuan can't understand the respect that Jiuyuan people have for Meng Tian from the bottom of their hearts.

Whether it is a small tribe of a foreign race, or a native of the Liaodong people, or a Qin person who moved to Jiuyuan later, it is very clear that without the general Meng Tian and the Jiuyuan Army, it is impossible for them to live like today. Such an easy life.

Historically, Meng Tian guarded Jiuyuan, because after being killed by Hu Hai, more than one million people of all ethnic groups in Jiuyuan County spontaneously gathered in Jiuyuan, at the foot of the Great Wall that was closed outside Jiuyuan City, to wear clothes for Meng Tian. Ma Daixiao, crying loudly.

Of course, the recruitment of labor cannot be completed in a short while.

At this moment, it was almost an hour before Maodun retreated to the direction of the Great Wall.

Meng Tian was very worried that Maodun would use most of the Huns cavalry to attract the attention of the Nine Plains Army, while he escaped from the Daqin territory with only a small number of personal guards and confidants.

Therefore, Meng Tian planned to send [-] soldiers to the north to follow the traces of the Huns' cavalry retreating along the way.

The [-] elite cavalry of the original army turned into dozens of thousands-man squads, and soon disappeared at the end of the wilderness.Their task is the most arduous, not only to search for the traces of most of Mao Dun, but more importantly, to prevent Mao Dun from leaving the brigade and escaping.

Shortly after the [-] original army Jingqi left, Meng Tian took the [-] original army and Mo Zha's more than [-] East Hu cavalry followed on the road.

As for Ying Gang, out of safety considerations, Meng Tian let him stay in Jicheng.

Meng Tian wasn't too worried about food and supplies.

Meng Tian is relieved that Youying has just been in Jicheng to coordinate the logistics.

As the thunderous roar of horseshoes gradually faded away, the overwhelming number of cavalry finally gradually disappeared into the sky.

The sun has already set in the west.

Yuyang County.

From the moment he received Meng Tian's information, Li Xin never relaxed.

After the army was assembled, he immediately led the army to set off from Yuyang. Except for a short break at noon to eat and drink, he never relaxed for a moment.

According to Meng Tian, ​​these Huns were going to rush back to the grassland after a meal of harassment.

He knew very well that with every delay, the chances of the Huns harassing the people of Daqin on the border increased.

What's more, the Huns are on their way non-stop. From Jicheng to now, they must have traveled a short distance.

Until dusk, the soldiers took out water and dry food and devoured them one after another, taking the time to replenish their strength.

At this moment, the faint sound of horseshoes came from the east, and the sound seemed to be at least ten miles away from the Liaodong Army.And the direction of the sound of horseshoes seems to be the direction of Yuyang City.

Hearing the faint sound of horseshoes, Li Xin, who just got off his horse and drank two mouthfuls of water, jumped up.

In order to deal with the incoming Xiongnu army, basically all the Jiuyuan army was transferred to around Jicheng.

Even the troops in his own hands have been transferred by more than half.

The entire county of Yuyang County is nothing but Liaodong Army soldiers with less than [-] people.And the soldiers of the Jiuyuan Army, which has less than [-] people, are all infantry, and it is impossible to have cavalry.

Since Meng Tian sent himself to lead the army to intercept the barbarians of the Xiongnu who entered Yuyang from Jicheng, it was obviously impossible to send the cavalry of the Nine Plains Army to help.

What's more, in Li Xin's view, the number of Daqin cavalry gathered near Jiuyuan is not too large. Facing hundreds of thousands of Xiongnu cavalry, there is not much spare energy to take care of Yuyang and other places.

Then there is only one explanation, I met the Huns cavalry.

Really good luck!
A gleam flashed in Li Xin's eyes.He had waited too long for this day.

In Liaodong, everyone only knows about Meng Tian, ​​and forgets about him, Li Xin.

Now is the time for him to show his strength to the world.

"Blow the horn, prepare for battle!" Li Xin hung the water bag on his waist again, and shouted in a deep voice.

Following Li Xin's order, the long and desolate sound of the horn sounded from the Liaodong Army.

The soldiers of the Liaodong Army who had been scattered in all directions to seize the time to recover their physical strength, heard the sound of the horn, jumped up one after another, stuffed the last mouthful of dry food in their mouths indiscriminately, and walked towards themselves nervously and leisurely without having time to drink water. The grazing horses galloped forward.

Since it was wartime, in order to be able to mount a horse and fight at any time in response to emergencies, the saddles and stirrups on all the horses were not removed.But even so, when all the soldiers of the Liaodong Army rushed to their mounts, they did not rush to get on the horses, but carefully checked the weapons, armor, saddles, stirrups and other things on the horses. Just got on the horse.

details make a difference.On the battlefield, any small negligence will cause irreparable consequences.

When the horn stopped, the [-] Liaodong soldiers had all mounted their horses, neatly arranged in two long columns and stood in front of Li Xin. Except for the snorting of the horses, there was no sound at all.

From the sound of the horn to the stop of the horn, the soldiers of the Liaodong Army were ready within a short time. Li Xin was very satisfied with this performance.

Nodding lightly, Li Xin's legs clamped the horse's belly suddenly, followed by the word "drive", and the first rider galloped out like an arrow leaving the string.

Two long columns of the Liaodong Army rode their horses to follow closely behind Li Xin, and gradually spread out into a huge fan shape while galloping.

Amidst the thunderous roar of horseshoes, [-] Liaodong cavalry galloped towards the east and west where the sound had just been heard.

The distance of more than ten miles, even if the Liaodong Army did not run at full speed, it was just a cup of tea.

(End of this chapter)