The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Fearing the artillery at the head of Akerman, when Yelishei, Nahai, and Akhumier led 300 cavalry out of the city, Isilan Glyy did not take the opportunity to launch an attack, but was at artillery range. Watching from a distance outside the range.

The 300 cavalry lined up along the wall, but neither side took the initiative to launch an attack. As a result, for a long time, the two sides just shook their weapons in their hands, chanting slogans and demonstrating non-stop.

Gradually, this demonstration turned into verbal abuse. Everyone on both sides greeted each other's relatives in the most vicious language they could think of. Among them, the two Grieys are the focus of both sides' abuse. This caused Isilan and Muhammad to suffer double damage because they both share the same relatives. This provokes both Khan's complexions.

The officers of the two armies soon realized this problem. They hurriedly reminded their subordinates in a low voice not to personally attack the surname Glyy.

Finally, such useless empty shouts and verbal abuse bore the men on the prairie. After all, the grassland people believe in being able to do things without talking.

From the team of Isilan Glyy, knights leaped out one after another. They showed off their superb riding skills in front of the line and challenged Ackerman's side.

Nahai said to Yelishei and Akhunmier: "Two adults, they are inviting us to a duel! I am willing to be their opponent, how about you?"

Of course, Yelishei and Akhunmi'er would not show weakness, and the two of them did not wait for the voice of the sea to fall, so they drove forward on their horses.

Na Hai followed closely behind. Then, seven more cavalrymen followed forward on horseback.

The number of their people is exactly the same as that of the opposite, all ten people.

At this time, the weather is clear and the sky is vast. Seeing that a duel was about to break out, the soldiers on both sides held their breath. The soldiers put away the arrows in their hands and extinguished the arquebus on the arquebus, turning their characters into spectators, ready to watch the **** fight.

Ah Hun Mi'er is the first one to play. He took off the Tatar helmet on his head and threw it on the ground-because the heavy helmet affected his vision.

The Damascus scimitar in our hand, A'erhunmier, took a knife, and then pointed at Uzenbeyi, who was wearing a silver armor that was as bright as the moonlight.

Uzenbey was furious. The opponent he originally intended was Yelishei or Nahai, because the two had fought with him and escaped from his hands. But I didn't expect Ahun Mi'er, a dog under Bayezid to challenge himself regardless of respect and inferiority.

Uzenbeyi straightened up the cavalry gun and clamped it under his arm, and then put the steel shield on his chest. With his legs clamped between his horse belly, he rushed towards Ahommir.

Arhunmier also squeezed the horse's belly and urged the horse to meet Uzenbeyi.

The two horses crossed each other, and A'er Hun Mi'er hid in the crotch and avoided the cavalry gun that Uzenbey stabbed into his chest. Then he quickly turned back on his horse and slashed at Uzenbeyi's back with a scimitar.

Uzenbey used a steel shield to protect his back in time to block the blow.

At the first meeting, the two made a tie.

When the horses of the two sides separated, Ahun Miller said to Uzenbeyi: "You know? I wanted to compete with you a long time ago. My riding skills, archery skills, and swordsmanship are better than yours. Okay, but you are a Bey, and I can only be Mierza. Why? Is your blood noble than me? I will cut off your head today to see, your blood and mine have What is different."

This provocation made Uzenbey furious. Uzenbey threw the cavalry gun to the ground forcefully. Then, he also drew the scimitar.

"A'erhun! Take it to death!" Uzenbey shouted.

Uzenbey urged his horse to rush towards Ahun Miller. Unexpectedly, the war horse stepped on a raised stone on the ground in a high-speed charge.

The war horse stumbled and threw Uzenbey off the horse.

This incident exceeded everyone's expectations. A small Crimean leader who played in the battle was the first to react. He hurriedly hit the horse and wanted to save Uzenbey.

But an arrow hit the left eye of the little leader. The force of the arrow was so powerful that it penetrated into his brain as much as half the shaft of the arrow. The little head with a goatee raised his head and hands, and immediately fell off his horse and died.

It was Nahai that shot this arrow. Na Hai put away the compound bow and stuck it on his leg: "The rules of the grassland, no one can intervene in a duel."

The knight on the opposite side was frightened by the sea's archery skills and the rules of the grassland, and stopped there and did not dare to move.

At this time, Ahun Mi'er also reacted, how could he miss such a great opportunity. A'erhunmi'er, let's rush forward, the scimitar slanted to the ground and rushed towards Uzenbey.

Uzenbey, who fell to the ground, finally got up from the ground. His blurred eyes saw Ah Hun Miller rushing towards him~www.wuxiaspot.com~ and quickly threw the steel shield in his hand like a discus.

The high-speed rotating steel shield hit the horse's neck, and Ahhummir's mount was in pain, and he also fell from the horse.

As a result, Bey, who had no horses, and Mi'er, who also had no horses, fought together in a foot battle.

The two also used extremely sharp scimitars forged by Damascus craftsmen. Since Ah'hun Mi'er didn't wear a helmet, every cut of Uzenbeyi greeted Ah'hun's head. Every time the scimitar intersects, it cuts out a ray of fire.

After several hacks, Uzenbeyi saw Ah'Hun only paying attention to the block. He made a false move. When Ayhummir once again raised the knife to block, Uzengbei grabbed Ah'hun. Er shook the knife's hand and twisted it to dislocate Ah Hummer's wrist.

Ah'er Hunmi'er fell to the ground with the scimitar in pain. Uzenbeyi raised his knife and slashed towards Ah'erhun's neck.

At this critical moment, Ah'er Hunmier quickly grabbed the hand that Uzenbey had cut with his eyes, and his head slammed into the bridge of Uzenbey's nose.

Uzenbeyi withdrew two or three steps instantly, his face was full of blood, the bridge of his nose was also crooked, and the scimitar fell to the ground.

Ah'er Hun Mi'er took advantage of the victory and pursued. He swung his handsless hand to hit Uzenbeyi's cheek, but was blocked by Uzenbeyi's wrist. And A'erhunmi'er's waist was also hugged by Uzenbeyi and fell to the ground.

The two were entangled with ground skills, like an octopus.

Seeing that both of them had used such an indecent style of play, and that it would only be a tie or the end of the fight, the two sides quickly sent two people to separate the two.