He even slipped under the deputy general's crotch, grabbed the deputy general's left leg and swung around half a circle, avoiding the two chasing swords that were firmly inserted between the deputy general's legs.

The deputy general stood frozen on the spot, a layer of cold sweat broke out on his vest, and he couldn't help but shiver when the night wind blew him.

I secretly greet the person who throws the machete randomly.

The lieutenant held a long sword and guarded Su Tao in front of him. The black shadow moved quickly and swiftly. The lieutenant was afraid that the shadow would take advantage of the chaos to attack Su Tao and did not dare to leave his side.

The soldiers were mixed together in a chaotic mess, unable to move freely.

But the black shadow walked calmly between the soldier's legs and crotch, like a ghost.

Shopkeeper Qian roared and pursued, pushing the soldiers around him into a ball, making the whole scene even more chaotic.

Su Tao frowned slightly.

The army of more than 800 people was actually turned into a mess by a dark shadow of unknown origin in his own camp. The lieutenant general was naturally very unhappy.

In fact, it's no wonder that the soldiers are good at fighting formations between the two armies, rather than fighting against masters with superior force in encirclement and killing.

The training methods are also quite satisfactory, and the changes in the battle formation are at best a simple coordination technique between three or five people on the battlefield.

Numerous soldiers were crowded into a small tent, suddenly faced with an extremely flexible opponent, and their formation was completely unable to be used.

The black shadow swayed left and right, and without realizing it, it had bypassed the encirclement of the army.

"Jiye" screamed, his body suddenly doubled in speed, and he threw a soldier ten feet away to the ground.

The lieutenant general was mixed up among many soldiers and could not be rescued.

Even if there were no soldiers to block him, with the speed of the black shadow, even the deputy general could not catch up at the same distance.

The soldier who was knocked down only let out half of his shrill scream and stopped abruptly.

The deputy general's eyes flashed brightly, and he whispered something to the soldiers around him.

The two men moved quickly, surrounding the black shadows on the left and right, and the soldiers followed closely.

It turned out that the black shadow jumped out from the encirclement of the army, and there were no other soldiers within ten feet of the soldier who was knocked down.

Moreover, the position had reached deep into the center of the camp. The deputy general led his soldiers to surround the black shadow in the center, with a perimeter of ten feet. The army immediately surrounded it heavily, with long knives like a forest.

Seeing this, the black shadow stood on the spot, beating the ground with one hand and screaming "Ji Ye Ji Ye".

Su Tao followed the sound and saw that a soldier fell to the ground, blood gurgling out, and he was obviously dead.

Next to the corpse, a strange adult-sized ape was lying on all fours, grinning at the deputy general and others.

The ape has a white head and bare feet, the hair on its body is as black as ink, and its two front paws have sharp claws more than three inches long.

It was just this sharp claw that easily cut the soldier's throat with just one scratch. The poor soldier only let out a half-scream and died a violent death.

It’s Zhu Yan!

Su Tao looked at the ape-like monster in front of him, and suddenly thought of the strange beast Zhu Yan recorded in ancient books.

It was like this with a white head and bare feet, but there was another sentence behind it that made Su Tao frown secretly: There are soldiers when you see it.

In other words, if Zhu Yan appears, there will be a great war disaster in the world.

Seeing the strange beast Zhu Yan here, does it mean that there is going to be a big military disaster? Maybe the battle in the border town is just the beginning?

The lieutenant pointed at Zhu Yan and shouted: "Kill."

Zhu Yan seemed to understand the deputy general's words, and roared "Jiyejiye" with great anger, suddenly beat his chest with his fist, and then violently slapped the ground.

Just as the generals were slowly approaching, another long roar sounded. This time, the roar was very close to Shopkeeper Qian and others.

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Shopkeeper Qian only had time to flash a thought, why is this person so fast?

The howling sound was far away just now, but this time it was actually right at the edge of the camp.

This long roar, like the sound of thunder when it first started, still rings in my ears.

Everyone's ears were buzzing, but the whistles were continuous and layered, like thousands of thunders roaring in, and the heavy sound waves repeatedly washed away everyone's minds.

There was a slight sweetness in the lieutenant's throat, and he felt the blood in his chest churning. He could only stabilize his mind and not worry about him.

Shopkeeper Qian stood firmly on the spot, his face solemn, but he didn't react too fiercely.

The soldiers looked a little nervous. They all stood with their eyes closed, their faces pale, some were weaker, and their bodies were trembling slightly involuntarily.

Soldiers with weaker physical strength covered their ears with their hands, their feet were floating, and their steps were staggering. Most of them were bumped into a ball and were in a mess.

At this moment, no one could care about Zhu Yan anymore.

Zhu Yan had no effect on the roar. He patted the ground lazily and stood up, swaggering out between the generals and soldiers.

The deputy general opened his eyes suddenly, opened his lips slightly, and let out a clear and high-pitched cry.

However, as soon as this shout came out, the deputy general's vision suddenly went dark, as if he had been hit by a heavy hammer, and a mouthful of blood mist could not help but spurt out.

At this moment, the roar was like thousands of thunders.

When all the generals thought that more thunder was about to roll in, the roar suddenly stopped and thousands of thunder disappeared out of thin air.

The pressure on everyone was relieved, and they suddenly felt like a drowning person landing on the beach again, breathing in the air with big mouthfuls.

The deputy general spurted out a mouthful of blood and felt the pressure on his chest lighten.

Looking around, the generals had just fought against the roar with all their strength, and were more or less injured.

On the contrary, the weak soldier had no other reaction except the ringing in his ears.

The generals are also in shock. What are the intentions of the people hiding in the dark? Everyone is worried and uneasy.

Su Tao felt a little uneasy and raised his head slightly. He saw that the valley above him was extremely narrow, with only the sky less than three feet wide exposed.

Su Tao pointed to his head and smiled bitterly:

"We are in a valley, surrounded by mountains on two sides, and there is only a three-foot gap above our heads, so the howling echoes left and right, continuously."

The deputy general asked: "Miss Su, should we set up camp and march immediately, or..."

Su Tao raised his hand to interrupt the deputy general and said, "Continue to rest."

Su Tao slowly walked to the soldier's corpse. The soldier who was a lively and vigorous soldier just now turned into a cold corpse.

From now on, this withered skeleton in the mountain will be the husband of whose family or the son of whose family.

Next to the corpse, Su Tao smelled a faint fragrance, which was almost inaudible.

It seems to have a familiar feeling, but I can't think of where I have smelled it.

It can't be these soldiers.

In the procession, everyone is licking blood with the tip of a knife. There is no tomorrow, so how can you think about making yourself smell good?

Besides, he practiced in the army every day and was covered in stinky sweat under the heavy armor.

Soldiers are often rough and rough, and if they have a scent on their bodies, they will be ridiculed by their peers.

Su Tao didn't think much and ordered the soldiers' bodies to be carried out and buried.

A companion who had always had a good relationship with the soldier picked up the body and left, hoping to bury it in a place with good feng shui.

The soldiers' bodies were carried away, leaving only a pool of bright red blood on the ground.

Zhu Yan's grab almost broke most of the soldier's neck, and blood spurted out, staining a large pool on the ground.

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Su Tao sniffed hard a few times, frowned, and suddenly said: "Don't bury me yet."

Everyone was surprised to see that the soldiers carrying the corpse had already walked out of the camp. However, they had to obey Su Tao's order and released the corpse far away.

Su Tao's eyes were full of confusion.

It stands to reason that this soldier was carrying incense, and if the body was taken away, the smell should be lighter. However, after the body was taken away, the smell was slightly stronger.

There is only a pool of blood on the ground. Could it be the smell of blood?

Su Tao leaned down, dipped a little blood on his finger, and put it under his nose. His expression suddenly became brighter.

Su Tao's search for medicine was full of dangers, and there was no peace within the border town.

When the people saw General Ye coming to the border town with a group of soldiers and horses, they all speculated about the reason.

"Why did the imperial court send the general?"

"Yes, isn't the border town always guarded by King Yun?"

"Speaking of King Yun, I haven't seen him show up for many days. Could it be..."

"I heard that King Yun was seriously injured and he can't stand it any longer!"

"You can't say this! You'll be beheaded!"

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However, the people are not too concerned about this matter at the moment, after all, they have not even filled their stomachs.

Naturally, these major national affairs have no care. At the moment, whoever can keep them fed will be the king.
To be continued...