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Chapter 915 Lang Tanbao (Second Update)

Lang Tan led more than 1000 soldiers of the Tiger Battalion of the expeditionary force, and ate up a Russian invader team of more than 100 people in one fell swoop.

The news quickly reached Khabarov's ears. At this time, the little leader of the Tsarist Russian invaders was directing more than 1000 Cossack warriors to build a castle in full swing. This castle is Khabarov Fort named after him.

"Assemble all, kill them all!" Khabarov growled.

Soon, more than 1000 mercenaries from Tsarist Russia put down their urban construction tools, picked up their muskets, blunderbusses, and pulled out more than a dozen mountain cannons, and fired at Lang Tan's troops.

In this way, the two sides launched a second fierce battle on the banks of the Amur River.

The power of muskets and blunderbuss doesn't matter, they are not much more advanced than Daming's firearms.However, this kind of Russian mountain cannon should not be underestimated. Although in terms of range and power, this kind of cannon is far inferior to Ming's red cannon.

The Ming Dynasty now ruled by Zhu Yousong is far from the Chongzhen era, and the strength of firearms has been further improved.Brothers Song Yingsheng and Song Yingxing, as well as Tang Ruowang, these three military experts, the combination of Chinese and Western represents the world's most advanced arms productivity, and now Daming's firearms are world-class.

But Tsarist Russian artillery also has their advantages, small size, small caliber, flexible maneuverability, suitable for mountain warfare, so it is also called mountain artillery, similar to mortars of later generations.

The range and lethality of this kind of artillery are limited, but they are much more powerful than bird guns and muskets, and the sound of this kind of artillery is also earth-shattering.

The dense firepower of muskets, blunderbusses and cannons temporarily suppressed Lang Tan's team.

At this time, Wu Bai and Sa Busu arrived with the main force of the Tiger Battalion. At this time, they had received Zhu Yousong's order and knew that Lang Tan had won the first battle.

After Wu Bai surveyed the terrain in this area, he asked General Sabusu to select 500 people who could swim across the Amur River from the narrowest part of the upper reaches, and went around behind these Russian invaders. Wu Bai took more than 5000 men The main force of the Tiger Battalion charged forward to support Lang Tan's team.

Wu Bai and Lang Tan's father and son first made a feint attack from the front to distract the enemy's attention. It was not until Sabsu's [-] death squads attacked the rear of the Tsarist Russian army that Wu Bai, Lang Tan and his son launched a fierce attack.

More than 1000 Tsarist Russian invaders were attacked by the enemy, and they were in chaos.Five times as many Tiger Battalion soldiers rushed into their position, muskets, blunderbusses and cannons all lost their effect, and the two sides started hand-to-hand combat on the banks of the Amur River.

These more than 1000 Cossack warriors are well-trained, otherwise, they would not be mercenaries of the Tsarist Russian government.But when they encountered the Tiger Camp, which was dominated by savages, they also fell ill.

Wu Bai, Lang Tan, and Sabusu commanded well and killed bravely. Wu Bai's big sword wielded vigorously, killing the enemy like cutting melons and vegetables.Sabsu's mace was designed to greet the heads of the Russian invaders. Often, when the stick was shot down, the enemy's brains would burst and he would die unexpectedly.

Coupled with the unique combat method of the savages screaming, the morale of the Tiger Battalion overwhelmed these Tsarist Russian invaders from the very beginning.

The blue-eyed and big-nosed savages were taught a lesson for the first time. Their sabers were useless against these savages, so they were thrown to the ground and torn until they were dripping with blood and unable to move.

Lang Tan's method of killing is still so terrifying. He still went into battle with bare hands. He grabbed a Tsarist Russian invader's neck, five of them went in like steel hooks, and then pulled back hard. The Tsarist Russian invader Half of his neck was torn open, and even the belt, flesh, bones, and blood vessels were exposed, and the blood was soaring.

The Tsarist Russian invaders screamed and fell to the ground.Lang Tan was still relentless, so he jumped onto him, holding his head with both hands, 360 degrees to the left, 360 degrees to the right, and repeated rotations until the evil head was pulled out from his neck like a carrot until.

Then he flicked his head away, looking for the next target.

Lang Tan was extremely fast, like a ghost, jumping and jumping on the battlefield, elusive, and whoever was stared at by him would be unlucky, he twisted off more than a dozen heads in one go.

At this time, the battlefield was full of scenes of tragic deaths of the Tsarist Russian invaders.

Khabarov is not clamoring now. It doesn't look good, they are already surrounded, and if the fight continues, the whole army will have to be wiped out.

Khabarov and his dozens of personal guards began to break out and escape.

However, Yuanjia Road is narrow, and he is facing another important commander of this war, General Sabusu.

Sabusu picked up the mace and smashed it with his arms around his head.

Khabarov quickly blocked it with the saber in his hand, and with a clang, the knife in Khabarov's hand flew away, making his hands numb and his mouth about to tear apart.

Khabarov didn't dare to fight, turned his head and ran in another direction.

Sabsu chased after him for a while, the mace in his hand has now become a club of flesh and blood, and the number of invaders who died tragically under his stick is unknown.

Khabarov was running when he ran into Lang Tan head-on. He knew that this savage leader was so hard-headed that he wouldn't dare to fight, so he changed direction and ran again.

Until there was only one traitor left beside him, and then he saw that all around him were soldiers from the Daming Tiger Camp.Three floors inside and three floors outside surrounded the two of them in a circle. The dead bodies of their companions were lying everywhere on the ground. Blood flowed into rivers, staining the land red.

Seeing this situation, the traitor almost cried.He regretted it very much, regretting that he should not be a traitor.His legs went limp, and he fell to his knees with a plop, begging for mercy.People under the eaves had to bow their heads.Khabarov, the former national hero of Tsarist Russia, also threw away his sword and expressed his willingness to surrender.

Wu Bai and Sabsu were fine, but Lang Tan disagreed. After jumping over and twisting the traitor's head off, he ordered Khabarov to pick up his saber. Obedience.

In the end, he shook his heart, and after he picked up the saber slowly, his two blue eyes shot out a fierce light.

At this time, the unarmed Lang Tan walked towards him step by step.

"what--"

The little leader of the Tsarist Russian invaders knew that his death was imminent. At this time, he also regretted, regretted abandoning his homeland, and his family, and went to this place to be some kind of national hero, doing evil to another nation, until today it is hard to return, but How can there be anyone who sells regret medicine in the world?

He had no choice but to yell loudly, to embolden himself, he rushed over and swung his knife to chop.

But when he fell down, Lang Tan in front of him disappeared.He felt movement behind him, he turned around and swung the knife back again.But before the knife came down, he felt that two shoulders were being grabbed by two big hairy hands. Lang Tan pulled hard, and even the clothes and the flesh of the belt were torn off into two pieces abruptly. Two plus one is more than one catty.

Khabarov screamed and threw the knife in his hand, spun it around several times, almost fell down, covered his hands, his shoulders were in the bloody forest, and his facial features moved.

At this time, Lang Tan roared and rushed over, knocking Khabarov away for more than two feet. Before Khabarov could get up, Lang Tan rode on his stomach and started to twist his head. After repeated rotations, this A head full of evil was finally pulled out by the roots, and then Lang Tan threw it into the air vigorously, falling into the Amur River in a bloody arc, with a plop, stirring up muddy waves, and then disappeared.

In order to praise Lang Tan's bravery, Zhu Yousong renamed the Khabarov Fort Lang Tan Fort.

(End of this chapter)