The Three Kingdoms began with island farming

Chapter 665 No Flaws
Under the command of Han Sui, 30,000 Xiliang cavalrymen fearlessly charged towards the Kushan elephant corps.

Facing the galloping war elephants, the cavalry scattered in all directions, ready to use the cavalry's flexibility advantage to annihilate these "stupid guys".

However, Rama watched the Xiliang Iron Cavalry's actions from afar and sneered.

Elephant soldiers are the strongest soldiers in the world. No one dares to confront them head-on and will only resort to these mobile fighting tactics.

But how could I possibly make these people happy?

When the talent was activated, a lot of dust flew up around the elephant soldiers, making it impossible for people to open their eyes.

Han Sui looked at the elephant soldiers gradually disappearing in the dust from afar and his eyes widened suddenly.

That's it!

One after another, the Xiliang cavalry rushed into the sandstorm, followed by continuous screams.

Rama's eyes were full of pride.

His inherited talent, "Sandstorm Fury", can almost completely block vision and hearing, but its flaw is that it cannot distinguish between friend and foe.

However, when combined with elephant soldiers, this defect does not exist at all.

Because in front of the elephant soldiers, all enemies can be easily crushed. There is no need to worry about the visual and auditory barriers. They just need to focus on charging.

In this environment, neither side could see the enemy clearly, let alone use weapons to attack, and could only rush around like headless flies.

No other type of soldier could gain an advantage over a well-trained elephant corps.

Although he was mentally prepared, Han Sui couldn't help but gasp when he saw this scene.

No wonder the other party is so confident.

Muffled sounds and screams continued to be heard from the yellow sand.

That was the sound of war elephants trampling bones, mixed with the screams of the Xiliang cavalry and horses.

In such an environment where both sides are completely in the dark, who can touch a war elephant?
The Kushan troops on both sides, who had been prepared for a long time, had surrounded them under the command of Potiao, leaving only a "dead end" leading to a sandstorm ahead.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry knew that charging forward would mean death, but both they and the horses under them, driven by the instinct for survival, faced with the shield walls and spears on both sides and the friendly forces charging behind them, could only instinctively move forward to their deaths.

Han Sui saw the situation clearly. The heavy infantry and spearmen on both sides had blocked the road.

In this situation, he only has three choices.

One is to continue charging forward and see if these 30,000 Xiliang cavalry can defeat the 3,000 elephant soldiers.

The second was to stop the charge, fight on the spot, give up the advantage of cavalry, hold on to the spot, and be surrounded and beaten by the enemy.

The third is to find a way to create a gap from both sides and break out at all costs.

In Han Sui's eyes, the first two were undoubtedly dead ends. The huge size and strong bodies of the elephant soldiers were simply not something that the war horses could shake.

As for abandoning horses to fight, it is impossible to form a formation in a short period of time, and facing an environment surrounded by powerful enemies is tantamount to seeking death.

While breaking out, Han Sui's mouth turned bitter as he looked at the rapidly approaching sandstorm and the enemies on both sides who were ready for battle.

As soon as Fang made contact he could sense that something was wrong with the enemy, their reactions and responses were a little too strong, giving him the same feeling as when he had fought against Tian Ze's army before.

If there is a slight change in our tactics, the other side will be able to react and immediately dispatch troops to take countermeasures. The speed is abnormally fast.

You have to know that normal military combat is not like clicking the mouse in the game and the NPC will act 100% according to your orders.

There was no communication equipment in this era, and orders were conveyed entirely through flags, trumpets, etc., and other than that, just by shouting.

The advantage of using flags and horns to transmit information is that it can be transmitted over a long distance, but the disadvantages are also obvious. Not to mention that these two can only issue some simple attack and retreat orders, it is hard to say whether ordinary soldiers can receive them.

You need to look back to see the flag and listen to the horn attentively. When the battle is fierce and the enemy is about to chop you in the face, who has the time to pay attention?

The battlefield was filled with shouts and cries of killing, but how many people could hear the shouts?

That's why the effects of Tianze's talent and Hamadiao's sacred scepter in actual combat seem so terrifying.

After all, I'm still playing a turn-based game. I just clicked on the attack and haven't had time to wait for the attack turn.

The other side was playing a real-time strategy game, and a group of people had already formed a formation and rushed forward.

Who can bear this?

The rhythm is completely led by the opponent. If the combat power is not much different, then the opponent will be crushed.

Moreover, this talent has a more obvious effect on elephant soldiers, greatly reducing the possibility of elephant soldiers hurting each other or accidentally injuring friendly forces.

As long as you form a good array and charge straight ahead, there will be no accidental injuries.

The weaknesses of the elephant soldiers, such as fear of fire, fear of wild beasts, and lack of flexibility, are completely overwhelmed by the sand and dust talent. The ultimate organizational ability brought by the scepter can push the coordination between the elephant soldiers and the army to the extreme.

This is the backing that wave modulation relies on most.

The Kushan Empire's trump card, the elephant corps.

Yuan Shao looked at the scene from afar with a solemn look in his eyes, and said with a hint of relief: "Fortunately, we were more cautious. If we had sent the General Soul Legion, I'm afraid it would have been crushed."

In the face of the ultimate power of the elephant soldiers, there is no difference between the Military Soul Corps and ordinary soldiers.

Even the toughest halberd warrior can only resist a little longer.

As for others like the White Horse Volunteers and the Blood Wolf Riders, the outcome would not change at all if they encountered them. The best outcome would probably be to escape.

"This military soul corps has almost no flaws." Shen Pei said with a frown.

"Extreme impact force, extreme defense force, fast mobility, the ability to block the enemy's melee attacks and obscure the enemy's vision."

Looking at the sandstorm that was rampaging through the army and engulfing everything, Shen Pei really didn't know how to deal with it.

Xun Chen said: "Everything in the world has its strengths and weaknesses. Even an iron wall has rusty cracks."

"Although the elephant soldiers are protected by wind and sand, they can be easily killed if traps are set in advance."

"But the war is intense now, where can we set the trap? What's more, the enemy not only has elephant soldiers, but also a large number of infantry and cavalry cooperating around them. They will not be fooled so easily." Shen Pei frowned.

Before the war he thought Bo Diao was too arrogant and stupid.

But now it seems that he suddenly feels like he has shot himself in the foot.

They laughed at Bo Diao for being too stupid and coming up to die.

Perhaps the same idea applies to wave modulation.

With such an almost imperfect and unshakable military spirit, anyone would be so confident.

In a head-on battle, as long as the enemy is careful, there is almost no possibility of defeat.

This combination of extremely biased troops, which compensated for each other's shortcomings and formed an extremely powerful overall combat style, was somewhat consistent with Yuan Shao's.

But dealing with it is really a headache.

(End of this chapter)