God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Looking at the smoke in the distance and confirming the effect, Lu Meng was a little surprised.

This harmless thing was unexpectedly effective.

But he remembered that the price of this thing seemed to be very low, and it was not particularly difficult to carry.

"It seems that during the subsequent combat, I can carry a small bag of lime powder with me, just in case!" Lu Meng looked down at his waist, then roughly measured the size and estimated how much he should carry.

In fact, for Xu Huang, he directly used the air barrier to compress the air and quickly moved forward, forming a huge wind propulsion, making the advancing opponent feel like he was hit head-on by a gale of level 10.

Combined with the softened soil and the lime powder in the soil, the effect at this moment is equivalent to directly lifting the soil on the ground and putting it on someone's face, mixed with lime.

The smoke and dust produced by this chaos are naturally not lethal, but the mud and lime powder can still have a certain impact if they hit a person.

If the lime powder happens to get into the eyes of these soldiers, it can also destroy their vision. Lime meeting water is not a good thing, especially in the eyes.

Although it is difficult to kill someone by doing this, it is still quite good in terms of blocking speed.

As for killing the opponent, killing this combination of fourteen with endless talents, Xu Huang saw no possibility of success at all.

Relying on the atmosphere to manipulate the front and back pull, it blocked the advance of the Fourteenth Group while pushing the Jiangdong archers back, and formed a relatively short vacuum area between the two.

It can be said that with the help of this series of measures, Xu Huang barely brought out the Jiangdong archers, and then took advantage of the weakening offensive of the 15th Founding Legion to further shrink the front-line soldiers.

Instead of taking this opportunity to further suppress the Fourteenth Group, they took this opportunity to prepare for retreat.

Although he was still a little unhappy about this situation, when he saw Ma Chao appear within his field of vision, Xu Huang knew that he should stop.

Sima Yi, who was responsible for delaying and blocking the Roman army, would not let Ma Chao come back for support, especially when he had not yet asked for help.

Based on this denial, we can conclude that Sima Yi basically couldn't hold on any longer, so he notified Ma Chao to come to the rear.

On the one hand it was to remind him, and on the other hand it was to help him create time and space to retreat.

What a good opportunity, it was gone in the blink of an eye. Xu Huang shook his head slightly. While retreating, he contacted Ma Chao and asked him to harass the enemy's rear row. Don't be too impulsive and get caught in the enemy's formation.

After receiving the news, Ma Chao examined the battlefield and chose to execute the order, leading his troops to further threaten the rear of the Fourteenth Combined Legion.

Benito was surprised and delighted at the arrival of the Han army in the rear.

The cavalry of the Han Empire army arrived, but the Han army retreated on its own initiative. What does this prove?
This proves that their Roman reinforcements are not far away!

However, looking around the battlefield, Benito found that his side seemed to have no methods or means to contain the Han army.

As for moving forward again to attack and delay the attack, he would most likely be killed by being attacked from both sides.

After all, Benito had no idea about this newly arrived cavalry. If they were unlucky and encountered some outrageous situations, they would be really finished, especially since the momentum shown by Ma Chao's army did not look like a weakling.

After much deliberation, Benito took his troops and hid again, lurking in the dark to avoid the rapidly approaching Ma Chao and Ma Chao's army.

Benito didn't want to collide with the young man who was full of youth and looked down on everyone. If he dared to go up, the other party would definitely fight him to the death.

It can be said that Ma Chao had already found nothing before he even arrived at the battlefield. He looked around speechlessly, and couldn't find an opponent no matter how hard he tried.

As for the Fifth Skylark, even Ma Chao felt the troublesomeness of this legion, a legion that looked as troublesome as the White Horse.

Both sides have similar characteristics, but their methods of attack are different.

They are both difficult to kill, but under special circumstances, they have terrifying lethality.

As long as the army on the White Horse is in disarray and the terrain is not too tortuous, it will be a one-sided massacre.

And this Fifth Skylark seems to have a similar effect, and is also a master among the chaotic army.

Thinking of this, Ma Chao soon looked up to the northeast, where Gongsun Zan was wandering.

Although the distance is hundreds of kilometers, the other party can arrive quickly if needed.

But if these two armies collide, no one knows who will win or lose...

Throwing aside the thoughts in his mind, Ma Chao began to carry out a wide-range expulsion in earnest, using his cavalry to run at high speed and make attack movements close to a charge to clear out any remaining soldiers in the surrounding camps.

Even if the Fifth Skylark had the advantage of first move, anyone who dared to attack him in this situation would definitely be taken away by the soldiers behind him.

When Ma Chao's army began to implement the expulsion strategy, Ganasis, the Duke of the Eastern Roman Empire, also led his troops to a position where he could observe the Han Empire camp. From this position, he could also directly see the battlefield formed by Xu Huang, Dilina and others.

Also arriving in this area was Sima Yi.

However, compared to the calm confrontation at the beginning, there are now more friendly exchanges between the two sides, and the bows and crossbows fired at each other have basically never stopped.

Under the harassment from each other, Ganasis' army progressed relatively slowly, but still made steady progress and gradually narrowed the distance between the two sides.

It can be said that Usnafaso, who commanded an army of 60,000, was completely under pressure from the Xiliang Iron Cavalry and went against the trend.

Of course, even as tenacious as the Xiliang Cavalry was, they did not choose to directly charge into the Roman army, but instead continuously attacked the flanks, forcing the Romans to slow down.

As for directly blocking them, Sima Yi would never give such an order. They were here to help, not to fight a life or death battle.

Even for Li Jue and others, Sima Yi ordered them not to rush into the center of the Roman army unless necessary.

At that time, no matter how strong the burst ability is, it will be easy to be surrounded and killed by infantry.

As for the traps and baits set by Usnafaso, under Sima Yi's command, they directly set up the traps and swallowed the baits.

Sima Yi was unwilling to engage in a positional war when his side was purely cavalry. He would take advantage of it if he could, but if he couldn't or the risk was too great, he would simply not...

(End of this chapter)