I summon all the famous generals in history in another world

Chapter 1416 The Beast King's Beast Treasury!
The first to arrive was Fei, who looked prematurely aged, resembling a withered old man. He wore a brown robe made of unknown animal hide, with dried poisonous insects and plants hanging from the corners, emitting a pungent, fishy stench.

His face was hidden beneath a wide robe and hat, revealing only a pair of cloudy eyes. He held a three-foot-long bone staff, the head of which was carved with a twisted snake's head. A dark green gemstone was embedded in the snake's mouth, from which a drop of venom would occasionally drip, corroding a small pit on the ground.

Fei's greatest skill was plague poisoning. It is said that he once single-handedly caused a plague outbreak in a county, leaving nine out of ten houses empty.

His poisons could spread not only through the air and water, but also adhere to weapons, causing wounds that festered and were difficult to heal, making him a veritable "invisible killer" on the battlefield.

According to military rankings, although his combat strength did not reach the level of those top war gods, he was able to contend with ordinary war gods with his poison skills, and even made those top war gods wary of him.

Following Fei was Yu Jiang, who was tall and robust, even more muscular than Shen Ni. He was shirtless, and his bronze skin was covered with blue totem patterns.

Like Wu Zhiqi, the Red-Bottomed Horse Monkey among the Four Chaotic Monkeys, Yu Jiang is a natural-born water combat genius. He is skilled at manipulating water currents and his combat power can be increased several times when fighting in water. His strength should not be underestimated.

The third is the mirage, which has the most bizarre appearance. Its body is elusive, as if it could merge into the air at any moment. It wears a silver-white robe with layers of patterns printed on it, which is as unpredictable as a mirage.

Shen is skilled in illusion, using light, sound, and smell to create illusions that are difficult to distinguish from reality, causing enemies to fall into chaos and kill each other. His illusions can not only affect individuals, but can even directly affect an army, making him a "disruptive artifact" on the battlefield.

Previously, an enemy general, disbelieving in the supernatural, led his army in pursuit of the mirage, only to fall into its illusion. The entire army turned on each other, leaving only a handful of survivors, demonstrating the terrifying power of its illusions.

The last to arrive was Zhu Huai, who was a full ten feet tall, almost the same height as the giants such as Wu Wenhua and Ju Wuba in the Hengzhou army. He had a thick black mane covering his chest, a thick neck, well-developed limbs, and when he clenched his fists, his knuckles protruded like steel hammers.

He wore no armor, only a rough animal hide around his waist. His mane was covered in dried blood, emitting a strong smell of blood. He had no weapon in his hands; his iron fists were his strongest weapons. His fists were covered with calluses and scars, clearly showing that he had been through many battles.

Zhu Huai possessed immense strength, earning him the title of "humanoid beast." He could tear apart tigers and leopards with his bare hands, smash open city gates with a single punch, and render ordinary armor as fragile as paper. His fighting style was simple and direct: he relied on brute force to charge into battle, rampaging through everything in his path, unstoppable by anyone.

On the battlefield, it is like a tireless bulldozer, easily tearing apart the enemy's formation and creating gaps for follow-up troops.

"Greetings, Great Protector!"

The four entered the tent, bowed slightly to Shen Ni, and spoke with a respectful tone but with a hint of arrogance.

"Get ready, gather our main force, and come with me."

Shen Ni sat in the main seat, his gaze sweeping over the four people, and said in a deep voice.

"Zhu Jiuyin and Di Jiang are also in Jiang Xiaobai's team this time. These two are known as the strongest under the extreme of Gang Qi. It's a good opportunity to test their strength."

He paused, briefly explained how Jiang Xiaobai broke through the encirclement and needed backup, then a fierce glint flashed in his eyes.

"Zhu Jiuyin? Dijiang? I'd like to test their bones and see if they can withstand my poison."

Upon hearing this, Fei's cloudy eyes flashed with excitement, and his hoarse voice rang out.

"Very good! Since you are all confident, let's not delay. This afternoon, we will lead our troops out."

Shen Ni nodded in satisfaction as he watched the four men rubbing their hands together in anticipation. "Fei, you lead five hundred poison warriors ahead, spreading plague and poisonous mist along the way to avoid the main force of the Hengzhou army, scout out Jiang Xiaobai's exact location, and at the same time block the pursuers."

"Zhu Huai, Shen, and Yu Jiang, each of you will lead three thousand elite soldiers and follow me as the main force. Once you find Jiang Xiaobai's team, immediately support their breakout. If you encounter enemy resistance, charge straight through!"

Shen Ni began assigning tasks.

"The last general takes command!"

Upon hearing this, the four men bowed and responded.

"This operation must be swift and decisive. After rescuing Jiang Xiaobai, we must immediately lead the troops back and not linger in battle."

"The Hengzhou army is quite strong, especially Sun Wukong and his three companions. If they get entangled with them, we'll be in big trouble."

Shen Ni nodded and added.

"Furthermore, as I have stated before regarding military discipline, subordinates must not be mistreated, and innocent people must not be killed indiscriminately. If anyone violates this rule, do not blame me for being ruthless in military law!"

Shen Ni's voice was cold, clearly recalling the outrageous things Qiongqi had done, and he had to repeatedly warn these born villains.

"I will obey the Great Protector's orders!"

The four men were startled and quickly responded.

Although they were all equally arrogant, they were also terrified of Shen Ni's methods. Even Qiongqi, a fierce beast, had been dealt with so miserably, so they dared not provoke Shen Ni at this time.

Meanwhile, Jiang Xiaobai's elite Wuzhou allied forces were trudging through the hilly terrain. After several days of fleeing, many soldiers of the Wuzhou allied forces were exhausted, their food supplies were running low, and many soldiers were already showing signs of fatigue.

Jiang Xiaobai looked at the soldiers around him, feeling extremely anxious. He was not sure whether Xu Da of the Yellow Turban Army had the foresight to understand the principle of "if the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold" and send troops to provide support. He didn't even know if he could successfully escape the pursuit of the Hengzhou Army.

Although their breakout was a plan they had made long ago, they were not very confident about the situation after breaking out. After all, apart from Zhu Yuanzhang's Yellow Turban Army in the south, Wuzhou had virtually no external support.

Not long after, on an official road in Hengzhou, near Wuzhou in the south, dust filled the sky and the sound of horses' hooves was as loud as thunder.

An elite cavalry force was galloping south at an incredible speed, their ranks perfectly aligned and without the slightest sign of disorder—it was the White Tiger Cavalry led by White Tiger. They were all riding tall, imposing horses, and both riders and horses were fully armored. Light cavalry led the way, followed closely by heavy cavalry, and the dust they kicked up was clearly visible from dozens of miles away.

Tian Zaibiao took the lead, his silver armor gleaming coldly in the sunlight, his spear slung diagonally behind him, and the tassel of the sword at his waist fluttering in the wind.

"Speed ​​up, everyone! The sooner we get to Wuzhou, the sooner we can have a go at Shen Ni. Don't let those Hengzhou soldiers in Wuzhou think that we from the Northern Frontier are all just for show!"

His face was full of barely suppressed excitement, and he kept urging his soldiers on.

(End of this chapter)