"Irregular!" Chi Xin was furious and stepped forward and whipped again. Half of Xu Baohui's face was bleeding, shaking on the snow, and he took another step back, but he still didn't say anything.

Just now, Xu Baohui intentionally passed by the door of Tudong's house, but did not turn around and salute, so he chased him out with a heartbroken heart and beat him up.

These Uighurs are already used to being lawless.

Sure enough, several other Uighur generals jumped out of the gate and wanted to help Chi Xin and beat the ignorant Zhenwu Junya to death.

At this time, the sky became more dim, and dusk gradually rose, and snowflakes were falling everywhere. Xu Baohui spitted bloody spit on the ground. After hearing the sound of drums and horns, he stood up straight, looking at Chi Xin and several other Uighurs, his eyes were filled with silence and cruelty. This was not the eyes of the city people when they were brave and fierce, but the eyes of the soldiers when they were about to kill.

Although Chi Xin's face was shaking, Xu Baohui's eyes stared at her, her heart immediately shook.

At this moment, Tu Dong in the hall also heard these sounds, and felt disgusted in his heart. He stood up from the brazier and cursed about what was making noise outside.

Outside the door, among the fog and snowflakes, Xu Baohui stood there with a horizontal knife.

Chixin was only five or six feet away from him.

"Tang family, what are you going to do?" Chi Xin also held up the horse whip and tried hard to pretend to be arrogant and ferocious.

Xu Baohui opened his mouth and said clearly, "According to the ritual order, kill Hu."

The next second, Chi Xin suddenly raised her neck, her eyes filled with fear and surprise. She could only see countless dense snow in the air. In his cut throat, blood was sprayed out one after another, with a whimpering sound.

Xu Baohui stepped forward three feet, and the horizontal knife blade pulled out was still buzzing after passing Chi Xin's neck.

Gudong, Chixin knelt down while covering her neck, and the blood kept spilling out, and she couldn't hold it down at all.

Xu Baohui raised his feet and quickly slammed Chixin's body to the ground. Then, in the snow fog, several bows and arrows flew out with the strong wind. Behind Chixin, the Uighurs who were originally planning to be an accomplice, were shot and shot at the same time, and fell into the snow with a whimpering cry.

"What's going on?" Tu Dong ran out of the central hall of the museum in horror.

At this moment, the huge museum in Zhenwu City to the Camel Horse Market in the north, countless torches surged from all directions, illuminating the ground. Soon, on the roofs of the museum, there were Daizhou everywhere. The Tang army crossbowmen in Zhenwu, the slogans of "kill Hu and kill Hu" came one after another. The crossbow teeth were turned, the bow strings and missiles were flying, and the arrow feathers drew crisscrossing arcs in the courtyard, just like the rain under the storm, the feet were numb. The Uighurs who were originally roasting fire in the courtyard were stiff and their bodies were covered with crossbow arrows, and were shot dead in various postures.

The arrow feathers broke into the window, splashed in the railings, and then covered with linen, and drained torches were thrown in. The fire ignited from all over the place, and the horses screamed and neighed and jumped in the stables.

"Close the door, close the door!" Du Dong still did not completely lose his position under this circumstance.

More than a dozen Uighurs risked their lives to rush over Jianyu and prepared to push the door of the building to close.

At the same time, there were more than ten long wands. Before the gate could be closed, they all stabbed in. The bodies of these Uighurs were penetrated. Then, in the roar of the formation, they were pushed back by the long wand of the Zhenwu Army's long wand. After falling to the ground, the long wand was pulled out and poked down again.

Zhenwu Army, who occupied the museum gate, threw down the long swords, drew out swords that were conducive to melee slashing and slashing, and began to attack the inner hall.

On the walls of the four-sided museum, Tang Jun took a ladder and flipped over and began to kill.

Among the walls, in the main halls, in narrow alleys, and even after the stables, the Uighurs and the Jiu surname Hu were killed one after another, and blood was splattered everywhere.

Zhang Guangsheng also stood among the soldiers who were constantly rushing in, gritted his teeth, waved his arms, and shouted, "Kill them all, not one of them."

Opposite him, Tu Dong accidentally got a crossbow arrow on his cheek, which made the pain twitch all over, his eyes were covered with blood, and he was swaying on the shaft of the crossbow arrow. But Tu Dong was not willing to give up and killed him. He held the bridle with one hand and stepped onto a horse to rush out, but before he could run seven feet away, a young Daizhou crossbowman on the opposite wall raised the crossbow machine and faced him.

Dong suddenly got an arrow in his neck and fell down immediately. Then several Tang soldiers waved their swords and cut off his head...

The next morning, in the Zhenwu City building, more than 900 Uighurs and nine surnames Hu were slaughtered. The bodies were all stacked together. The piles of Jingguan were taller than the buildings in the building.

Zhang Guangsheng, sitting on Hu's bed, stood a famous Uighur boy in his teenage years old in front of him. He was the only survivor of the massacre. He was pardoned because he was still young. In addition, he was also responsible for going back to report the news.

"Dong Tu, Chixin whipped my deputy general and insulted our army, so he killed him." This is the reason given by Zhang Guangsheng.

The thousands of horses, more than 100,000 silk cloth and hundreds of thousands of coins from the Uighur mission were rewarded by Zhang Guangsheng, silk cloth and money to the soldiers, and all the horses were handed over to local merchants and sent to Taiyuan Prefecture for free sale.

The merchant also brought the news of Zhenwu Military City to Taiyuan Prefecture.

"Run, run!" On the field of the lieutenant colonel, Ma Sui, the governor of Hedong, personally directed the cavalry to rush and train the battle formation, and the sound of horse hooves rumbled everywhere.

After Bao Fang was defeated in the war, the Hedong Army almost lost all its cavalry. Ma Sui was ordered to come to Taiyuan to take office. In order to supplement the cavalry, he liberated all the officials and servants of the Taiyuan Prefecture Generals. While asking them to release their horses, they taught them riding skills and shooting skills. Now thousands of elite cavalry teams have taken shape again in an instant.

"What, Zhang Guangsheng killed all the Uighurs in Zhenwu City?" When Ma Sui heard this news, his voice was still very calm, but he also felt that the matter was extraordinary, so he asked the entire army to prepare for preparations, and the military mansion was ready to go on expedition at any time to resist the possible retaliatory invasion of the Uighurs.

"Zhang Guangsheng also asked the merchants of Zhenwu Army to come and buy horses."

"If you don't accept it, this group of horses is a trouble." Ma Sui refused flatly. In addition, he asked his subordinates to divide them into two groups, one group to pass the matter to the capital as soon as possible, and the other group to the inn in the city, and told Yuanxiu, who was preparing to go to the Uighur diplomatic businessman.

In the Duting Pavilion Inn in Taiyuan Prefecture, Yuan Xiu's eyes were straight. After receiving the news, his forehead was covered in sweat. He flowed down the bridge of his nose in two strokes, and soon his beard and sideburns were soaked, and everything was spinning in front of him.

"Why am I so miserable? I was just pardoned from the crowd and returned to Beijing to become a young yin of Jingzhao, but was excluded by Yang Yan, and sent to the Uighurs as a conferred envoy. Now this happens in Zhenwu City again. How can I die? God!"

What I was afraid of was not only Yuan Xiu, who was on duty on the mission, but when Zhang Guangsheng's actions spread to the capital, the entire Daming Palace was almost hit by an earthquake, which was a turmoil.

At this moment, Gao Yue had just called Ming Cunyi in Baili New City in Jingzhou and first gave him 5,000 jin of money and money, and asked him to go to Ning and Qingzhou to buy horses from other Dangxiang Fanluo. After the matter was completed, he would give him half of the remaining reward, but the condition was to buy at least 500 horses.
Chapter completed!