Red Mansion: Bastards rule the roost

Chapter 265 A critical moment 1

But he said that Sun Chi and his party left the city this morning and saw fertile soil and fertile fields everywhere. Even on the mountains, there were many cultivated fields. The tall corn stalks were blown this way and that by the wind. There was no place for hunting, so they had to walk all the way to the distance.

Suddenly I saw a horse flying from behind and said: "Your Highness, the prince has asked you to complete your inspection. If you have completed the emperor's orders, please return to the capital as soon as possible. Don't let your Majesty and the Queen worry about you."

Sun Chi waved his hand impatiently. Said: "I know. Didn't you see that the king was patrolling?"

A glint flashed in the eyes of the military attache next to him, and this seemingly ordinary greeting sounded like thunder in his ears!

After walking for a few miles, the military attache smiled intentionally or unintentionally: "Old Zhou, I served as General Manager Qian here ten years ago, and I also like to hunt on weekdays. Unexpectedly, the bears, tigers and other ferocious beasts in the guard have long been hunted by hunters. We shot them all, and they didn’t catch a tiger until we got out of the mountains outside Zhenbeiguan.”

Lao Zhou and he were both military attachés sent by the General Military Mansion, so he did not doubt his presence and said with a smile: "Then you didn't tell me earlier, if we come out with thousands of people, what fun would it be if we just hunt rabbits, roe deer, and deer deer?" "

The military attache smiled and said: "The place where I hunt is outside the pass, so it's useless to talk about it."

The listener was interested, and Sun Chi hurriedly asked: "Where do you think that place is?"

The military attache hurriedly said: "Your Majesty, it is in the mountains and forests about ten miles north of Zhenbeiguan. Zhenbeiguan is about 30 miles away from here."

Sun Chi smiled and said: "If you don't leave quickly, go there!"

Everyone hurriedly advised: "Your Highness, outside the pass is a place for civilians. If something goes wrong, what should we do? Just stay inside the guard and fight."

Sun Chi waved his hand and said: "Now that Jia Zilong and Fan Min are in the same boat, why worry about nothing? Let's go! Lead the way!"

The military attache acted in a difficult manner and gave some advice, but Sun Chi glared at him and had to "reluctantly" lead the way.

Everyone had to keep up.

The group of light riders, with quick hooves and quick steps, left Zhenbeiguan in less than an hour and headed north.

The guard general Zhang Yi could not stop him, so he had to let him go, and at the same time ordered a flying eagle to report to Jia Cong.

When Sun Chi came out of the pass, he looked around. There were autumn grasses all over the sky, and the mountains in the distance were undulating like waves. At the gate of the city, many people led horses and drove cars, loaded with goods, coming in and out. It was a bustling scene.

Seeing this scene, Sun Chi felt great, laughed loudly, and galloped away. Everyone was busy whipping their horses and whips to keep up. Now that they were out of the gate, hunting was secondary. The most important thing was to protect this little ancestor.

After galloping to the end of this grassland, we entered the mountains.

Sure enough, there were a lot of prey in the mountains. There were many experienced hunters in the army. They surrounded him from left to right and drove the prey in front of Sun Chi.

Sun Chi's shooting skills were extremely good, and his arrows were all missed. He shot and killed more than a dozen hazel pheasants, sika deer, roe deer, deer deer and other wild animals in an instant.

Everyone praised him.

Sun Chi smiled and said: "Sure enough, there are a lot of prey here, but they are just small naughty things. They are not enough for thousands of us to eat and drink. Let's go! Keep going!"

Everyone hurriedly advised: "Your Highness, we have brought dry food, so there is no need to hunt a lot of game."

"That's nonsense. If you go out hunting with me and eat dry food, what's the point of hunting? According to my words, let's hunt separately. If you hunt more, I will reward you heavily." Sun Chi shouted.

"Yes!" The sergeants agreed, but they did not dare to leave their posts without permission.

Sun Chi ignored him and just walked north.

After hunting and walking for more than twenty miles, it was already past noon. Sun Chi hunted dozens of deer, badgers, roe deer, and deer. Although he did not encounter tigers or bears, he was satisfied.

Everyone hurriedly advised: "Your Highness, it's getting late, we should go back."

Sun Chi smiled and said: "What's the hurry? It's not too late to eat first and then go back."

Everyone was busy ordering the soldiers to cut firewood and cook pots on the spot. Sun Chi leisurely took the fresh venison strips and teased the newly acquired Haidongqing with great interest, while several Jurchens gave guidance.

Not long after, the food was served. Sun Chi had just eaten two mouthfuls of roasted venison when he saw a real man's expression change. He turned over and lay down on the ground, listening.

"There's an enemy attack, there's an enemy attack!" the Jurchen suddenly shouted.

Everyone was startled and hurriedly threw down their bowls and chopsticks and stood up. Looking around, they could see no one was there. They all looked at the Jurchens in surprise and confusion.

"Go quickly, go quickly! There are many! Enemies!" The Jurchen man spoke in poor Mandarin, and pulled Sun Chi away.

Sun Chi had been in a battle after all. Although he was frightened, he was still calm and shouted: "Mount your horse! Get in formation!"

Everyone hurriedly mounted their horses, protecting Sun Chi in the middle. At this time, the thunderous sound of hoofbeats finally came from the front. There were at least thousands of people who heard the sound of hoofbeats.

Sun Chi frowned slightly and shouted: "Let's go!"

"Your Highness, retreat quickly! The last general is willing to lead the army and cut off the rear!" The military attache who lured Sun Chi here had already been determined to die and took the opportunity to seek death.

"Soldiers of the General Military Mansion, follow me to cut off the rear!" The military attaché waved his hand, and two hundred elite soldiers of the General Military Mansion quickly marched out, completing the formation.

"What's your name?" Sun Chi asked.

"Last General Shen Desheng! Your Highness, please retreat quickly. The last general will wait to stop the enemy with death!"

Sun Chi nodded, feeling moved in his heart, but he was not the temperament of his mother-in-law. He urged the horses to lead the people to gallop south. As long as they returned to Zhenbeiguan, they would be safe.

Looking back, I saw Shen Desheng shouting loudly and leading two hundred men to launch a desperate charge towards thousands of enemy troops. Like a spray, he was instantly swallowed up by the huge wave.

Shen Desheng is a true martyr! Sun Chi secretly gritted his teeth and promised to reward his family heavily after returning.

After running only a few miles, they rushed out of a mountain forest and saw thousands of enemy troops waiting in formation at the place they must pass on their way back. They had already ambushed here at some point.

At this moment, Sun Chi didn't know that he was being plotted. He raised his foot, took off the big gun from Desheng Hook, and shouted: "My sons! Follow me to defeat the enemy!" After saying this, he rushed into the battle first! I knew in my heart that if I couldn't break through this time, I would probably have to answer here today.

All the guards and soldiers rushed up to protect him on both sides.

The Tatars knew that today's big fish was not trivial. If they could catch it alive, they would get a lot of benefits. Therefore, they gave up riding and shooting, and directly countercharged. At the same time, they divided into two small troops and detoured left and right, trying to make dumplings.

Sun Chi had gone through several bloody battles, his eyes were as cold as a knife, and his heart was neither happy nor sad. With the impact of his mount, he shook his big gun, and a bloody light suddenly appeared between the horses. He had already driven two people away and rushed into the enemy's formation.

"Protect Your Highness!" The guards shouted, fighting hard and moving closer to Sun Chi.

"Break through the siege to the south!" Sun Chi roared, and with the momentum of charging forward, he led dozens of guards and fought straight through a bloody road more than 20 feet long. Finally, he was trapped in a tight siege, as if he was in a quagmire.

Seeing that Sun Chi was obviously a noble man in his golden crown and attire, the Tartars surrounded him. The guards and sergeants on the outside were quickly cut and surrounded, and they were too busy to take care of themselves. Where could they go to rescue them?

call! A scimitar was slashed towards his throat.

Sun Chi pierced the throat of a Tatar with a spear, and then leaned back violently. He was already leaning on the horse's back, watching the blade pass in front of his eyes. The barrel of the gun was a little bit underground, and the man had already bounced up. The gun's power surged, and it instantly stabbed down four or five Tatars around him.

"Kill!" Sun Chi shouted, dashed from left to right, gathered dozens of guards around him, and headed south to kill!

A captain of ten thousand men in the rear formation of the Tartars saw that Sun Chi was like a tiger and his horse was like a dragon. He was leading his men galloping horizontally and horizontally. His momentum was like a rainbow, and he seemed to be unstoppable. He waved his hand quickly and formed a team of a thousand men to surround him several layers later. .

Sun Chi continued to charge for a while. Seeing that the enemy's defense line was thinning, he was able to break out immediately. Suddenly, he saw countless enemy troops encircling him. He heard the sound of intensive horse hooves from behind. Apparently, the thousands of pursuing troops had also stopped. Arrive. There were seven or eight thousand Tatars in two villages, and they surrounded him by a thousand people.

I sighed secretly in my heart, my life is at stake!

(End of this chapter)