When Ji Han and his men traveled to the Three Kingdoms crew

Chapter 597: Ma Chao and Ma Dai: Military Supervisor? What military supervisor? We are the vanguard!
While the Han Dynasty was busy replacing wooden tracks with iron tracks, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, who were advancing into India, also won their first battle.

The Indian soldiers guarding the border were singing songs and eating curry as usual, but a strange cry from a scout broke the beautiful and harmonious atmosphere.

The Indian officer immediately kicked the Indian scout to the ground and spat at him fiercely, "Ugh, why are you panicking? Why are you screaming? Believe it or not, I'll give you fifty military sticks!"

The scout was so frightened that he trembled and lay on the ground, begging the officer for forgiveness.

The officer's expression improved. "Tell me, what happened? Don't say the Han people are coming to attack us."

As soon as he finished speaking, the officer burst into laughter, as if he had just told a very funny joke.

The Han people came to attack them? How is that possible! Those Qiang people said how powerful Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were, but they still left Tianzhu in disgrace?
What is Pang De, the Protector General of the Western Regions?
The Han Chinese named Pang De was very powerful, but he was too timid.

Obviously, they had already attacked, and the local army was so powerful that they could not defeat it even if they tried their best, and the local officials were scared and hid everywhere. However, something unexpected happened. Pang De just withdrew with the Han merchants, and did not move forward or occupy their land.

This is very confusing. Why would they send troops just for a few merchants? Why would they not occupy the villages and towns after taking them?

Why?

The Indian officials came to an exciting conclusion after discussing it - they were afraid. It must be Pang De who was afraid! Pang De was afraid of the Indian army, so he gave up the captured town!
The peace and tranquility we have had over the years further proves this point!

So all Indians accepted this view.

Therefore, in their view, even if it happens again, they will not be afraid, because the Han people are all timid people anyway.

But this time it seems different?

The scout raised his head and revealed a pale face. His lips were trembling violently, and his whole body was shaking, as if he had thought of something horrifying and terrifying. He screamed in shock, "Han people, there are Han people everywhere! The mountains and plains are full of Han people!"

The officer wanted to scold the scout and was about to say that there was nothing to be afraid of the Han people.

However, just as the words came to his mouth, the alarm on the city wall suddenly sounded.

The sudden alarm made the officer's heart tremble. He didn't bother to teach the scout a lesson and hurriedly looked up into the distance.

I saw a lot of small black dots suddenly appear on the hillside in the distance. There were so many black dots that it looked like an ant nest filled with densely packed ants.

These black spots were getting closer and closer. When they were about to get close to the city wall, the officers realized that they were not ants at all, but Han people!
Even the officers who looked down on the Han people exclaimed, "Why are there so many Han people?"

"Are these Han people here to rescue the merchants?"

The actions of the Han army quickly dispelled the officers' idea. Someone in the Han army rode his warhorse to the front of the formation, holding a wooden trumpet and shouting to the Indian soldiers.

The Indians could not understand the Chinese language, and the Han army had obviously taken this into consideration. Every time the Han envoy shouted a sentence, the person next to him would translate it.

As a result, the Indian soldiers on the city wall understood the Han army's intentions, saying that India was sheltering two major criminals of the Kingdom of Song Jian, and that they had a few days to return the money, otherwise they would declare war on India.

The Indian general in the city laughed and said, "Stupid, stupid! I think the Han people are timid, and I laugh at the Han people's lack of strategy. Since the war has started, why are you still talking nonsense?! Come on, pass on my order. Before the Han army can gain a firm foothold, send out 5,000 cavalry to catch them off guard, so that the Han people will know how powerful we are!"

"Yes, sir!" When the Han army envoy was still saying "Don't say I didn't warn you", the gate of Tianzhu city suddenly opened, and five thousand cavalrymen galloped out in a mighty force!

Zhang Fei in the military camp was furious. "Well, well, I haven't bothered them yet, but they come to me on their own!"

He looked at the calm Guan Yu and asked for a fight: "Second brother, let me lead the troops to meet them!"

Before Guan Yu could say anything, a messenger rushed into the tent in a hurry, "General, something terrible has happened! Generals Ma Chao and Ma Dai have led 2,000 cavalrymen to the battle!"

"What?!" Zhang Fei was completely confused. "No, aren't Ma Chao and Ma Dai the military supervisors? How can he be in the army?!"

"Second brother, I have to go and lend a helping hand to Meng Qi!"

"Go." Guan Yu's face also became serious.

However, just as Zhang Fei was about to leave, another messenger arrived, "General, Generals Ma Chao and Ma Dai have won a great victory!"

Zhang Fei paused, and Zhang Fei and Guan Yu looked at each other, "We won?"

The two of them sighed in their hearts: He is indeed one of the Tiger Generals.
Another messenger came over, "General, Generals Ma Chao and Ma Dai have blown open the city gate with grenades!"

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The officers in the camp were all stunned. Huh? It wasn't Ma Chao or Ma Dai, but a military supervisor. How could they be so powerful? They ended the war before it even started?

Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were very calm about this. Military supervisor? Whose military supervisor has two thousand cavalrymen and newly developed grenades? This kind of grenade uses gunpowder as the ball core, and uses multiple layers of paper cloth as the shell. The shell is coated with asphalt, rosin, yellow wax and other flammable moisture-proof agents. After ignition, it is thrown to the enemy by manpower or cannon. The ball explodes and generates flames. It can also achieve multiple effects such as poisoning, laying barriers, generating smoke, and ringing by changing the combination of drugs or doping with caltrops, small paper cannons, etc., to achieve the effect of killing the enemy and destroying war equipment.

The whole army is not that large, but each Xiliang cavalryman has one, which clearly shows that the emperor is partial to him.
Back to a while ago, Ma Chao and Ma Dai were looking at the Indians on the city wall through binoculars. When they saw the Indians pointing fingers at the Han envoys, their tempers immediately flared up.

It was especially noteworthy that the Indians not only refused to surrender, but also dared to fight back.

Ma Chao and Ma Dai were furious. "Xiliang Iron Cavalry, listen to my command. Bring grenades and charge with me!"

"Yes!" Among the two thousand Xiliang Iron Cavalry were Han people and people who were Qiang people but were now Han people. Most of them were warriors recruited from Liangzhou and had heard of the Indians. They had long been annoyed by the Indians who insulted the Han people and wanted to strike back at them.

Ma Chao and Ma Dai's words touched their hearts and instantly ignited their fighting spirit.

The 5,000 Indian cavalrymen who charged towards the flank of the Han army thought that this time they would be able to catch the Han army off guard and get a good reward.

Many cavalrymen began to fantasize, but this fantasy was quickly shattered.

because
How come a cavalry unit broke out from the Han army? A rough calculation showed that their number was less than half of theirs.

Isn't this just seeking death?
They have the advantage in numbers, how could they lose? !

The five thousand Indian cavalrymen all laughed fiercely at the same time.

(End of this chapter)