The spear was raised high, and it was extremely cold.

Officers with flags of recognition on their backs walked around, their venomous eyes roaming over each soldier.

It's a pity that everyone is well-trained and completed the pre-war preparations quickly.

In an instant, a small formation formed like a hedgehog.

The doorman, clerks and other miscellaneous personnel stayed behind.

After receiving the order, the drummer gently beat the snare drum on his waist.

The flag bearer held the flag high and walked firmly.

Dozens of scouts, messengers, and horsemen were lined up on the left and right, constantly wandering around.

In the center were a total of five hundred combatants, advancing with indomitable force.

Dozens of enemy cavalry rushed out of the valley, seemingly trying to stop them.

The sound of horse hooves had just approached, and someone in the formation was picking up their bows and arrows. A dense "whoosh" sound was heard, and more than ten long arrows shot through the air. Most of them missed, but the remaining arrows still hit two

The famous enemy rode and shot him down from his horse.

One man may have claimed to be brave. He was wearing iron armor and holding a big halberd. He passed by the formation diagonally, trying to open a gap. Unexpectedly, several people in the formation rushed out directly. One held a shield to resist, and the other waved a wave.

A dozen long wooden rafters.

In the midst of lightning and flint, the enemy riders moved their horses away, looking at this group of people with lingering fear.

More Jie cavalry followed behind the formation, trying to drive away the Xianbei cavalry that was harassing the Silver Spear Army.

Seeing this, the enemy cavalry knew that they could not use harassment tactics to make the advancing soldiers collapse, so they turned their horses' heads and retreated.

Part of the Jie cavalry continued forward to pursue the retreating Xianbei cavalry, while the other part covered the left, right and rear of the Silver Spear Army, ready to engage in battle at any time.

Hundreds of soldiers kept walking and quickly arrived at the mouth of the valley under the moonlight.

The battle in the valley was coming to an end. After seeing the "brigade" of Jin infantry coming up, the Xianbei people broke away from the contact with a whistle and disappeared into the vast night.

Xinkou, where tens of thousands of Xianbei troops were stationed three years ago, was captured with almost no fighting.

Ji Shu stood among the rocks, looking at the vaguely discernible Xianbei fortress, calm and relaxed.

On May 19, the main force of the Silver Spear Left Battalion arrived at Xinkou.

On the 20th, they occupied Yuanping County, which had been completely abandoned by the Xianbei people.

On the 22nd, almost all the army gathered at the foot of Guangwu City.

At this time, the Xianbei people who had reacted gradually gathered together.

On the banks of the Hutuo River, Yu Ju, who personally led more than ten thousand cavalry to arrive here, suddenly changed his expression when he looked at the Jin army camp several miles away.

You can't defend the city, not even in this life. You can only maintain your life by fighting in the field.

On the 23rd, when Tuoba Hesuo had finished offering sacrifices to heaven and led tens of thousands of troops eastward, Shao Xun set up a battle formation outside Guangwu City and actively invited Yu Ju to fight.

If you want to fight, then fight.

If you don't fight, I will attack the city myself.

For Yu Ju, this was a dilemma, because there were too few infantry to fight, and he could not defend the city.

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