Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 620: The Fight between Three Hu
"Captain Kebi Neng," Huochuquan finally spoke in a low and hoarse voice, "I understand your proposal. But the Han army is strong. If we try our best to entangle them, I am afraid we will suffer heavy losses."

With the lesson of the past right before his eyes, Huochequan really did not dare to trust the Xianbei, so his words were full of rejection.

This is still easy to understand.

Huochuquan would never dare to easily give up the royal court to be rescued by foreign races.

only…

In front of Huochequan, he had no choice.

Ke Bineng nodded in understanding at first, then a hint of cruelty flashed in his eyes: "That Han general is clearly colluding with the Wuhuan."

"Why worry about heavy losses? It will only help the Wuhuan people succeed."

He then added: "Right now, we Xianbei people are not anxious, the Han people are not anxious, the Wuhuan people are not anxious, the only one who is anxious is the Chanyu!"

How could Huochequan not know this truth?
But in the end, he couldn't make up his mind, and his face became more and more uglier.

Seeing this, Ke Bineng slowed down his tone again and said, "The wolves on the grassland are never afraid of sacrifice. For the sake of common survival, we Xianbei people are willing to take the risk of breaking through."

"As for you Xiongnu, you only need to hold back the Han army and buy us some time. Once we defeat the Wuhuan and help resolve the crisis in your royal court, we will work together to deal with the Han people."

Huochuquan took a deep breath, and the cold wind filled his lungs, making him a little more sober.

He knew this was his only chance.

If we don't take the risk, the royal court will be completely destroyed and the foundation of the Xiongnu will be shaken.

The Han people's plan is too insidious, so for now they can only rely on the Xianbei people.

But...when it comes to relying on someone, you have to keep something in reserve.

We can no longer be as foolish as before and trust the Wuhuan completely.

But he said: "You can follow the leader's plan, but I, Sima Yi, the Right Wise King, must go with you."

Ke Bineng responded without any hesitation.

Seeing that Kebi agreed, Huochuquan finally nodded and said with a firm look: "We Xiongnu people will do our best to hold back the Han army. You Xianbei people must go and come back quickly. The safety of the royal court is entrusted to you."

Kebi Neng smiled and patted Huochuquan on the shoulder: "The eagle of the grassland never breaks its promise. We Xianbei people will do our best to repel the Wuhuan and protect your homeland."

After hearing what Ke Bineng said, Hu Chuquan finally felt a little relieved.

He could only hope that the Xianbei people would keep their promise.

Fortunately, Sima Yi went with him, so he felt a little more at ease.

After the matter was settled, Kebi Neng climbed onto his horse, turned it around, and galloped towards the Xianbei camp.

Huochequan turned and walked towards his warriors, shouting orders, preparing for the upcoming bloody battle.

Under the night sky of the grassland, the fate of the Huns and the Xianbei were closely linked.

The threat of the Han army was looming, while the iron hooves of the Wuhuan were approaching step by step.

This life-and-death game is destined to change the pattern of the grassland.

...

The next day, the Huns really began to fight desperately.

The Xianbei people began to concentrate their efforts to break out, attacking the weak points in the Han army's formation in an attempt to leave.

As soon as Xing Daorong started fighting, he discovered the other side's intentions, and naturally guessed how the Xianbei people persuaded the Huns to let their side break out first.

"General... the Xianbei people are about to leave. It seems that they have promised the Xiongnu people to rescue their royal court after they leave!"

"Should we... let them go?"

On the side, Guan Ping also saw the other party's purpose, but his words... hinted at suggesting letting the Xianbei people leave.

Xing Daorong listened and asked, "Why? Tan Zhi wants to let the Xianbei go?" Guan Ping was not afraid of saying the wrong thing, and nodded and said, "The three Hu people were originally friendly on the surface but not on the heart. Now that the Wuhuan have rebelled, it can be said that the harmony on the surface has been torn apart."

"Since the Xianbei are stronger than the Wuhuan, how can they be controlled by the Xiongnu? They may leave this time to rescue the royal court."

"Even if you go, I'm afraid you won't have any intentions."

"If you stay here, you will only fight to the death with us, so why bother..."

Xing Daorong listened and nodded slightly, looking at Guan Ping approvingly.

Very good, very good... If you have such an opinion, it will be helpful for you to lead a region in the future.

This Guan Ping... is no longer the young general who followed behind me and begged to be my deputy general.

Xing Daorong nodded slightly, standing on the high platform, with a sharp gaze, overlooking the chaotic battlefield below. The Xianbei cavalry charged left and right in the formation.

The Huns fought desperately to the other corner, attracting the main force of the Han army.

The war horses neighed and the flashes of swords and sabers intertwined into one.

"Let's make this situation even more chaotic!"

Xing Daorong said to Guan Ping in his heart, "Pass the order to open the gap on the east side and let the Xianbei people go."

He gave the order in a deep voice. Although his voice was not loud, it carried unquestionable majesty.

Guan Ping reacted immediately and waved the command flag.

The soldiers on the east side received the order and quickly retreated to both sides, and the originally airtight formation suddenly revealed a wide gap.

Seeing this, the Xianbei cavalry turned their horses around and galloped towards the gap, with the sound of horse hooves like thunder and the dust flying everywhere.

Xing Daorong watched the Xianbei people go away, a hint of coldness flashed in his eyes. He slowly raised his hand and ordered again: "Surround them, don't let any of the Xiongnu escape."

Following his order, the gap on the east side was quickly closed and the formation became airtight again.

Although the Huns were trying to hold back the Han army, when they saw the Xianbei people rushing out, they also wanted to try to follow suit.

But when it was their turn to try to break out, every charge was forced back by a dense rain of arrows. War horses neighed, soldiers wailed, and blood dyed the earth red.

Hu Chuquan knew that Xing Daorong was deliberately targeting him!

But no matter what, the Xianbei people finally rushed out.

Then he shouted, "Withdraw the troops, withdraw the troops, and return to the camp first."

Even if the Huns retreated again, Xing Daorong would not press them any further.

Just let them stay here, and feel uneasy.

...

Sima Yi and Yu Jin were riding their horses at full speed, following closely behind the Xianbei cavalry. The wind and sand were blowing in their faces, and the sound of horses' hooves hitting the ground was heard in their ears.

Sima Yi was anxious. The Xiongnu royal court was in danger. If no timely rescue was provided, the consequences would be disastrous.

The war had turned out to be like this, which was far beyond Sima Yi's expectations.

He was even more surprised by the fact that the Hu people were greedy for profit and suspicious of each other.

With a frown on his face, he was thinking about how to convince the Xianbei people to fight the enemy together.

Yu Jin held his sword tightly, his eyes sharp as torches, and looked around vigilantly.

However, just a few miles after they rushed out of the camp, a burst of urgent horn sounds suddenly came from the front.

The Xianbei cavalry suddenly stopped and quickly changed their formation, surrounding Sima Yi and Yu Jin.

Ke Bineng rode out on his horse, with a hint of sarcasm on his stern face. He raised the scimitar in his hand and said in a voice as cold as ice: "Capture him!"

Sima Yi's heart sank, thinking that something was not right. Just as he was about to open his mouth to explain, he saw the Xianbei cavalry around him pounce on him like wolves and tigers!
(End of this chapter)