Li Ye opened his eyes and saw a soldier on the other side picking up the arrows on the ground. He smiled with satisfaction and said, "Go back! You can have a drink tonight."

Jiang Huo waved his hand and shouted: "Brothers, go back!"

I saw the raft riding the wind and waves towards the south bank.

Li Ye said with a smile as the cold wind blew: "They must think that the weather is so cold that we dare not cross the river to attack."

Jiang Huo looked back at the other side and smiled: "At the beginning, the prairie cavalry did not expect that we would attack them in winter!"

Li Ye stretched out his hand and pulled Mu Mu and said with a smile: "The guy who was hit by the arrow just now is even more unjust. He just came to inspect and was shot by you."

Mu Mu curled her lips and replied: "Who told them not to let us cross the river?"

Li Ye smiled and said: "I will reward you with barbecue tonight!"

...

It is said that the military camp on the north bank was in chaos at this time. The soldiers who received the feather arrows opened it and read it again, only to see a few simple words written on it:

"You are required to evacuate the north bank within three days, and let things be bygones. Otherwise, the day the army crosses the river will be the day when the defenders on the north bank will be put to death!"

There was no title or signature.

But how could the defenders not know that on the other side was the southern expedition army led by the eldest prince and the national advisor?

Some timid soldiers were already thinking about running away quietly at night.

According to what is written in the letter, as long as you leave, you will be innocent.

If they stay, they will definitely have to fight. If the army from the south bank is really allowed to attack the north bank, it will be their demise.

In an army that has not fought in more than 20 years, how can there be anyone who is not afraid of death?

Without saying a word, the soldiers who received the letter went to the big tent on the north bank.

The generals responsible for leading the 50,000-strong army to encircle him were Linghu Zhen and Ma Baoyun from the Imperial City, both of whom were former deputy generals of the second prince.

After the second prince ascended the throne, Linghuzhen became the general of the Forbidden Army and Ma Baoyun became the deputy general.

The two of them were cooking wine and chatting in the big tent, when unexpectedly the soldier on duty by the river walked away with the letter that Mu Mu had sent over.

"Report to General Linghu, a letter was shot from the south bank, and one of our brothers was also shot and injured." The visitor handed the letter to Linghu Zhen.

"How could they shoot this arrow across the shore and hurt someone from hundreds of feet away?" Linghu Zhen asked in confusion.
Chapter completed!