Everyone was so frightened by his gaze that they didn't know what to say.

Bei Gongchun looked at Sima Yue again, bowed his head to the end, and said: "Situ, please allow me to send troops to defeat the enemy. One person will do the work and one person will be responsible. I will lead my own troops and horses to fight, and Situ will not need to send anyone to support him. Even if he falls into the trap, he will only suffer losses."

It’s just me, it doesn’t harm the overall situation.”

Sima Yue looked unhappy.

What does it mean that there is no need to send someone to respond? What does this mean? Are there any emotions?

Wang Yan saw him at the side and felt that something might be worse, so he said: "Why are the governors of Beigong so anxious? You know that there may be a scam, but you still have to go? Besides, even if you want to go out of the city to defeat the enemy, it's not like this.

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He pointed at the rising sun and said with a smile: "It is better to recharge your batteries first. In the middle of the night, when all the thieves are exhausted, select elite soldiers and go out of the city to attack at night. Even if you lose, the whole army will not be wiped out."

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When Bei Gongchun heard this, he thought it made sense, so he stopped talking and looked at Sima Yue with sincere eyes.

"Situ, the Grand Lieutenant said that we might give it a try by leaving the city for a night attack." Sun Xun thought for a while and felt that this would be more reliable than attacking in broad daylight, so he no longer objected and instead supported Bei Gongchun.

Two staff members agreed in succession, and Sima Yue hesitated a little. He looked at Liu Yu, the staff member he admired most.

"Situ, I agree with the night attack." Liu Yu said.

Sima Yue thought about it and reluctantly nodded in agreement, but he was unhappy with Bei Gongchun's attitude, so he said: "Take the guard Jia Yin as the general, Bei Gongchun as his deputy, spend a lot of money to recruit warriors, and attack the bandit camp at night."

Jia Yin is the great-grandson of Jia Xu. When the late emperor was the crown prince, Yin was a close attendant.

His ancestral home is Wuwei, and he can barely be considered a native of Liangzhou.

Jia Yin is the main general and Beigong Chun is the deputy general. If most of the warriors recruited are from Liangzhou, it will not ruin the big event. It can be regarded as a compromise.

Everyone had no objections, and Beigong Junye agreed loudly.

That's how things were settled.
Chapter completed!