Liu Ya kept ordering to dispatch various troops to intercept and expel them until night.

But the night was not peaceful. Not only were there harassment from the Jin army, but also the soldiers who left the camp.

They probably wanted to leave during the day, but they didn't dare to be afraid of being placed on the Jin cavalry. It was too easy after nightfall, hundreds of people were scattered and gambled luck. The Jin army could not stare at everyone.

The officers kept reporting, but Liu Yaxin was tired and told them not to chase after him and to control the remaining people.

The officers were sad and at this point the battle arose in everyone's hearts: Hanoi may not be able to save it.

On the last day of September, the high city wall of the Wild King was already in sight.

The Huns who had retreated quickly for a long time cried with joy and subconsciously accelerated their pace.

The Jin army in the south seemed to know that their strings were loose, and suddenly stepped up their offensive. Not only did the cavalry rush forward, but the armored cavalry also pressed forward, and the Xiongnu, who were only a few miles away from the Ye King, were immediately defeated.

The person behind the scenes were half-hearted, and the person running in front was confused. He had no intention of fighting in his mind. He had only the wild king in front of him. He could not hear any orders in his ears, as if he had dissipated in one breath, showing a disintegration.

Liu Ya was so anxious that she immediately summoned her own army and rushed forward to try to maintain order.

And at this moment, on the northern horizon, the waves of cavalry surged.

One, two, one hundred, two hundred, one thousand, two thousand...

In the end, there were less than 10,000 people.

They crossed the Ye Wang, without stopping, and headed straight for Liu Ya's main army.

If you were looking forward to it at the beginning, when the first arrow fell, Liu Ya knew it was over.

Liu Runzhong rebelled!
Chapter completed!