Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 625: The Fall of the Royal Court
Yu Jin died earlier than Sima Yi, and took away many evaluations of him.

perhaps…

This ending was indeed the best for him.

However, the ending of Sima Yi and Yu Jin was just a small disturbance in the face of the already unified Han Dynasty.

It wasn't even a storm to speak of; it was more like a stone thrown into the sea.

Just a little splash...

What everyone was concerned about was the war launched by the Wuhuan against the Xiongnu royal court.

...

Lou Ban learned the news of Huchequan's death in battle a little later than Kebineng, but not by much.

At that time he was not far from the Xiongnu king's court.

Sitting in the tent, holding a sheepskin map in his hand, he frowned slightly, thinking about how to attack again.

Suddenly, a burst of hurried footsteps was heard outside the tent. A scout opened the tent curtain, knelt on one knee, and reported breathlessly: "Chief, the Xiongnu was defeated. Chanyu Huchuquan... died in the battle!"

When Lou Ban heard this, the map in his hand shook violently, and a hint of astonishment flashed in his eyes.

He stood up suddenly, his eyes shot towards the scout like lightning, and his voice was low and urgent: "Is the news confirmed?"

The scout nodded heavily: "It is absolutely true! The Xiongnu army was defeated, and Huchuquan Chanyu was besieged by the Han army and died in battle!"

Lou Ban was silent for a moment, and the astonishment on his face gradually turned into solemnity.

He sat down slowly, tapping the table with his fingers, his eyes flashing with complex light. After a moment, he suddenly raised his head and said to Jiang Wei beside him: "Young General, you Han people are really powerful!"

Jiang Wei had been standing quietly by the side, his heart was also extremely excited, but his expression was extremely calm.

He nodded slightly, his eyes deep: "Chief...we should take this opportunity to completely destroy the Xiongnu royal court!"

Class Lou is really excited now.

The Xiongnu Chanyu is dead, so what’s the point of talking nonsense!
A hint of ruthlessness flashed in his eyes, and he said in a deep voice: "That's right! The Xiongnu have repeatedly bullied our Wuhuan. Now that Huochuquan is dead, the Xiongnu are leaderless. It is time to eradicate their roots in one fell swoop!"

He stood up, walked to the map hanging in the tent, and pointed his finger heavily at the location of the Xiongnu royal court. "If we can take advantage of the internal strife and attack Huanglong, the Xiongnu will never be able to turn things around!"

Jiang Wei stared at the map, pondered for a moment, and said slowly: "The leader is right, but although the Xiongnu have been defeated, the remaining troops are still capable of fighting, and their royal court is in a strategic location. If we attack rashly, there may be risks."

"Although we were victorious in our previous mission, we suffered heavy losses in the army. It would be better to send scouts to investigate further and find out the enemy's strengths and weaknesses before making a decision."

After hearing that Huochuquan was dead, Jiang Wei was no longer in a hurry.

It was because he knew... once Huochuquan died, the Xiongnu would be in chaos and would be doomed.

Lou Ban nodded when he heard this, with a hint of approval in his eyes.

Naturally, he also wanted to reduce the losses and did not want his people to suffer too much.

He immediately praised: "Young General, you have made a thorough plan. Pass the order and send out elite scouts immediately to find out the movements of the Xiongnu royal court!"

After saying this, Lou Ban turned around and looked outside the tent. His eyes were as sharp as torches, as if they had penetrated through the grasslands and reached the Xiongnu royal court.

He muttered to himself: "If this battle is successful, Wuhuan will no longer have to worry about the future!"

Jiang Wei was watching from the side, but his excited heart immediately calmed down.

The destruction of the Xiongnu was imminent, and this hatred was not finally initiated by the Han people.

It was the Wuhuan people who broke into the royal court. If there were any Xiongnu people left, they would regard the Wuhuan people as their mortal enemies.

And Jiang Wei knew the general's thoughts better.

Three Hu...none of them can be left alive!
If they stayed, they could only be vassals of the Han Dynasty and would be annexed in the future.

Therefore, after destroying the Xiongnu, we still have to consider how to deal with the Xianbei.

But the focus right now, of course, is to completely destroy the Xiongnu royal court.

Take advantage of his illness and kill him!
Now is the time to kill the Huns. …

When the Huns burned, killed and looted the Han people outside the Great Wall some time ago, they never expected that retribution would come so quickly.

And the people who came to take revenge were not Han people, but Wuhuan people!
After all parties had completed their investigation, Lou Ban led the Wuhuan warriors and swept in like a storm.

Iron hooves trampled the tranquility of the grassland, war drums shook the sky, and horns blew.

The Wuhuan cavalry were clad in iron armor, armed with spears and scimitars, with the flames of revenge burning in their eyes.

They pounced on the Xiongnu royal court like a pack of wolves. The sound of their horses' hooves was like thunder, shaking the earth.

Inside the Xiongnu royal court, the Xiongnu people were scattered by the Wuhuan cavalry before they could react.

Lou Ban took the lead, wielding the long sword in his hand as fast as lightning. Wherever he passed, the Huns fell one after another, and the blood dyed the grassland red.

The Wuhuan warriors followed closely behind, and in the midst of swords and sabers, the Xiongnu's resistance was shattered like thin ice.

The tents of the Xiongnu royal court were set on fire, with flames shooting up into the sky and thick smoke billowing.

The Xiongnu nobles fled in panic, but were intercepted and killed by the Wuhuan cavalry, and no one survived.

Lou Ban stood in the center of the royal court, his eyes blazing with fire, and shouted loudly: "The Xiongnu have bullied us Wuhuan for many years, today is your end!"

The Huns were nothing more than lambs to be slaughtered.

The Wuhuan warriors shouted in unison, their voices shaking the sky.

The screams of the Huns and the neighing of war horses intertwined together, and the entire royal court fell into chaos and destruction.

Lou Ban swung his sword and cut off the Xiongnu king's head and held it high above his head. The Wuhuan warriors cheered and their shouts of victory resounded across the grassland.

Jiang Wei looked at the "hell on earth" before him, but felt nothing at all.

This kid...experienced the tragic death of his father, and followed Xing Daorong through the fall of Cao Wei, and now the national war.

Although he is young, he has a lot of experience.

I have always had a heart of stone, and I will not be shaken by the pain of my enemies.

In the battle at the royal court, the Wuhuan people won without a doubt.

From then on, the Xiongnu royal court was reduced to ashes, and the Xiongnu power was completely destroyed.

Lou Ban returned triumphantly with the Wuhuan people, and no one on the grassland dared to underestimate the Wuhuan's reputation anymore.

The reputation of the Wuhuan people reached its peak for a time, but... their reputation was great, but their strength was seldom replenished.

The Huns are too tenacious!
Even if it means death, we must fight back with all our might.

Even if it is a lamb, it will take a bite.

There wasn't even much manpower to replenish, which made Lou Ban extremely uncomfortable.

fortunately…

Now that we have made peace with the Han, there is no need to be afraid even if we are not strong enough.

On the grassland, the Xianbei people would definitely not dare to provoke him.

Of course, this friendship cannot be achieved just by talking. Lou Ban knows that his power is weak and he needs to take some practical actions.

He immediately prepared fine wine and beautiful women, and invited Jiang Wei back to Yanmen to make friends.

Jiang Wei also knew that he had to report the situation quickly, and immediately led five hundred Wuhuan warriors and a lot of court gifts to Yanmen.

I was afraid that there would be some ignorant robbers on the road, who would not only use the banner of Wuhuan, but also the banner of the Han Dynasty.

Now in the grassland, this big man’s flag... is extremely terrifying.

(End of this chapter)