The north bank of the Yellow River, Jijun, and Baihewu.

In the vast white snow, the Baihewu suddenly stood in the wilderness.

On the walls of the fort, there were many soldiers wearing thick fur coats patrolling, but looking at their faces, many of them were not the common Han people in the Central Plains, but many of them were Hu people with big noses and tendrils.

These soldiers with Hu people's faces were the generals of the Huns' Han Kingdom, who supervised Shandong to fight against various military affairs, and were subordinates of General Anton Shi Le.

This Baihe Dock was just captured by Shi Le, and of course it was to plunder grain and Ding Zhuang. However, the sect leader of this fort seemed to have heard the wind. When Shi Le led his army to arrive, the Baihe Dock was empty, and all the population, food and property had been transported, and all the items that could not be moved were burned.

When Shi Le and the others entered Baihe Dock, except for some unburned remains, the entire dock was empty.

In the snowy day, Shi Le and his men who had been rushing to the sky for a whole day, now only got an empty city, and the entire army was full of resentment and had nowhere to vent.

In this way, Ding Zhuang, a Jin man who followed these Hu soldiers and was responsible for transporting supplies and supporting the Hu soldiers, became unlucky, and they became the vent of these Hu soldiers.

After being kicked twice by a blue-eyed Hu man, Huo Yi was not angry at all. He fell on the dirty mud like a dog with a broken bone.

After all, they were only beaten and were not beaten and killed. You should know that in the past few days, several strong men from Jin have been beaten and tortured to death.

Moreover, even if Huo Yi was angry, he could no longer have a baby because he was too hungry and was so hungry that he had almost no strength to get angry.

Seeing Huo Yi lying on the ground like a dead dog, Taobao kicked him to the ground also felt very boring.

Taobao finally kicked Huo Yi hard and scolded.

"You damn Jin Dog, if you dare to steal horse feed, I will peel you and cramp it and make it into jerky!"

When Huo Yi, who had originally numb expression on his face, was instantly frightened, as if he thought of it as an extremely terrifying thing.

He quickly fell to the ground, and said in pain that he would never dare to do it again. In the future, he would never dare to die of starving to death and would never dare to steal the food and fodder that the general fed horses.

Seeing Huo Yi's incompetent and cowardly look like he knelt in front of him and kowtowed and begged for mercy, Taobao felt very happy. It seemed that the person in front of him was not an ordinary Jin people, but the powerful Jin people who had previously bullied him as a serf.

Taobao finally ordered Huo Yi to pick up more firewood and burn the fire in his house more.

Huo Yi, who seemed to have heard the amnesty, quickly rolled out and ran out of the door, searching for dry firewood and waste wood in the open spaces.

Huo Yi, who had just walked a few steps and had not had a full meal for two or three days, squatted down with a squinting wall. His originally weak body, coupled with the horror he had just received, a desperate sadness in his heart.

Huo Yi thought with hatred and anger that he was not even as good as those Hu people's mounts at this time, and the dignified seven-foot man actually wanted to steal food from animals and horses.

The auxiliary soldiers like me who followed the Hu people to rob and fight had already reached such a situation. I wonder if the parents, wife and children in Zhaojun's family could have a bit of food to eat.

Huo Yi was originally a native of Zhao County. When Wang Mi and Shi Le were invading Hebei, the leader of the fort where he was located surrendered to Shi Le. Shi Le drew a second Ding in the fort and recruited auxiliary soldiers. Huo Yi was one of the members who were selected at the time.

Unexpectedly, this time the draw of Ding was the beginning of Huo Yi's nightmare. At the beginning, the Jiehu and Wuhuan people in the army were all oppressing the Jin soldiers to the extreme. Facing the vicious Hu people, everyone dared not speak out.

However, the situation soon became even worse. After following Shi Le to fight several places, Ding Shao, the governor of Jizhou in the north, led a large army to attack. After several battles, Shi Le's soldiers suffered heavy losses, and more than half of the fellow villagers in the same fortress as Huo Yi were killed or injured.

And even worse, almost all the food in Shile's army was lost, and soon there was a shortage of food in the army.

Soon, Huo Yi and the others discovered that when they could not get food supplements for several consecutive days, these Hu people actually ate the women and children among the prisoners who accompanied the army, and some of the endless human flesh was made into jerky by these Hu people.

In this way, when breaking a fortress, you can maintain a few days of full meals. Otherwise, you will be hungry, Huo Yi and most of the Jin people's auxiliary soldiers were struggling to be next to each other.

Before coming to Baihewu, the Hu generals told them that as long as they break through Baihewu, the food in the fort was enough for them to support this winter, so that the entire army could have a good rest.

However, when they found that the Baihewu had already gone to the door, Huo Yi and the others fell into despair.

Huo Yi didn't know how long he could last. He was afraid that he would die like a wild dog. He was even more afraid that after he died, he would be eaten by others as food. After all, he had seen many debris that had been slimmed by bones and flesh along the way. It looked absolutely not chewed by wild beasts, but definitely cut off by human knife.

Of course, Shi Le's army had food, but no one knew when the next time the food supply was replenished. So when the food was insufficient, Shi Le's army gave priority to the food supply of Hu soldiers and horses. As for the auxiliary soldiers of Jin like Huo Yi, they would give them a meal that would be a life-saving meal in two or three days.

Only when fighting is needed will you give two full meals in advance.

Just as Huo Yi leaned softly against the corner of the wall, weak, he sobbed like a whimpering sound of a horn that sounded like a depressed sound of a cow horn.

Huo Yi knew that this was an order in this Hu army. Listening to the sound, it seemed to be an order to assemble.

Sure enough, after a while, Huo Yi saw Taobao, the Hu man who had just beaten him, hurriedly ran out of the house and ran to the yard where Shi Le was.

Seeing this scene, Huo Yi suddenly felt the spirit and strength. Could it be that these Hu people were going to fight again? Is it because someone came to attack or attack other forts? If that were the case, they would definitely give Huo Yi and other auxiliary soldiers a good meal.

As long as you can have a meal, what's not going to the battlefield, Huo Yi no longer cares much about it.

The main courtyard of Baihe Fort was originally the ancestral temple of the sect leader of the fort, but now it has become the camp of Shi Le, the general of the Han Dynasty of the Xiongnu.

Shortly after the horns on both sides rang, all the subordinates arrived.

Many of the generals were Hu people with curly hair and flirting noses. These were basically Shi Le's fellow villagers and Jie Hu people from Bingzhou.

There are also some people who are no different from the Jin people's faces, basically the Zahu and Wuhuan robbers in the Taihang Mountains.

Seeing that everyone was here, Shi Le slowly spoke.

"I just got a letter from Liu Ling, saying that Wang Mi was going to go east and attack Qingzhou. So I decided that we would also attack Qingzhou together."

Hearing this, the robbers of all sizes were a little surprised, because the three men of Shile, King Mi and Liu Ling had agreed to take advantage of the frozen Yellow River to go south in Sizhou, Yuzhou and Yanzhou. After all, these three places are plains with a flat horse and a cavalry. It is difficult for the Jin army with an advantage in numbers to surround them.

Unlike these three states, Qingzhou is surrounded by mountains and seas on three sides. As long as it is blocked from the river and Ji, it is very likely that they will be besieged in Qingzhou by the Jin army with military strength and will not escape.

"Didn't you agree to go south to the river?" said Diao Ying, an important wise general of Shi Le. "After crossing the river, there are a large number of Jin ren liu people there, which can be used by us. It will be too convenient to conquer cities and land at that time. I heard that there are indeed few refugees in Qingzhou. If you can't take refuge in front of the enemy, you may not have the advantage in numbers."

Diao Ying just finished speaking, and he received the approval of the Hu generals present.

"You probably don't know yet. Wang Mi's generals Cao Yi, Xu Miao and Gao Liang had just led their subordinates to run away. It seemed that they were heading east to Qingzhou to surrender to the Donglai Tianshi Taoist thief."

Shi Le's words made the generals present even more puzzled. Cao Li and the three of them were the most trusted generals under Wang Mi. Why did they suddenly leave? Where did these Jin people talk about loyalty and righteousness every day?

"I don't know why Cao Li and the other two fled, but Wang Mi will definitely not give up. Liu Ling wrote to me that Wang Mi had gathered all 20,000 subordinates and was preparing to attack Qingzhou in the east to wash away the shame of Cao Li and the other three defections."

After Shi Le said that, someone shouted.

"My subordinates ran away. That's because Wang Mi himself has no ability. He is willing to go, so let him go by himself. So what fun should we join in?!"

Shi Le took a look and found that the person who spoke was his fellow villager Kui'an.

"I think so. First, what we lack most now is food supplies. Yanzhou and Sizhou are already very broken. I am afraid that there will be no oil or water when eating some city stools and forts. Don't you know that Sima Yue of Jinting has led more than 100,000 people to wander around and eat. As for Qingzhou, it's different. Although there have been small chaos, those powerful forts have not suffered much loss. There must be much more materials to squeeze out."

"Another, Wang Mi is familiar with Qingzhou's geographical and victoriousness. Maybe he can really get a big advantage. After all, the soldiers of Qingzhou are definitely not as good as those of us warriors who have been through the battlefield. If this is true, we must send troops with Wang Mi. We must not let Wang Mi really succeed. If he is allowed to occupy Qingzhou, he will have to think about annexing us every day."

At this time, among the three robber army of King Mi, Shi Le and Liu Ling of the Huns, Shi Le had the strongest military strength, followed by Wang Mi. Especially after Wang Mi defected to Liu Yuan, he was appointed by Liu Yuan and could recruit Hu robbers in Hebei as an army. This was originally Shi Le's territory and power, but now he could only watch Liu Yuan divide Wang Mian's strength.

After getting along for a few years, Wang Mi and Shi Le had already noticed each other's ambitions in their hearts. Therefore, these two have been secretly guarding against each other for fear of being plotted against each other.

Moreover, as the two of them suspiciously each other will only become more and more serious. If they were not facing the threat of strong rivals from the north and the south, they might have turned against each other.

After listening to Shi Le's explanation, these Hu generals who were already reckless all expressed their willingness to follow Shi Le and go east to see how prosperous and prosperous Qingzhou is.

As for Liu Yu, who is now in charge of Qingzhou, no one else has taken him seriously.

Shi Le felt that Liu Yu was probably the same as Liu Bogen of the previous year, using the Heavenly Master Tao to fool the common people, and then suddenly rose up. However, if he met these Hu cavalry under his command, these foolish people would have to be slaughtered obediently.

Then, Shi Le ordered the entire army to prepare for the trip and sent cavalry to find the troops scattered and looted Caogu, and prepared to go north to meet with Liu Ling, the General Pingdong of the Huns and Han Kingdom, and then go east to Qingzhou together. Wang Mi would never be given the opportunity to eat alone.

Qingzhou, Linzi.

When Liu Yu led Cao Yi, Xu Miao and Gao Liang to Linzi, he immediately summoned the powerful families in Linzi and made public the evil deeds of the Huns and Han robbers who had taken place in Hebei.

However, unlike Liu's presumption of the turbulent feelings and even righteous indignation, these Qingzhou powerful men in Linzi were just sighing after hearing about these barbarians.

As for other statements, there are basically no one. These Qingzhou powerful men did not think that the Hebei incident had too much to do with them.

Seeing this scene, Liu Yu understood a little. It seemed that in the eyes of people in the Western Jin Dynasty, the national feelings like Liu Yu were very indifferent. It can even be said that their identity with the nation was far inferior to that of the poor family of the gentry.

In this case, the plan that originally wanted to spread a panic atmosphere to help me control an bg basically turned into a failed ending.

After settling Cao Li and his three men in Linzi City, Liu Yu ordered a special person to use wine and meat to comfort the three men stationed outside the city.

Cao Li and the other two, Liu Yu also arranged for the powerful tribes in Linzi City to invite the three to have a banquet and have fun every day, so that they had no time to take care of the soldiers outside the city.

In this way, Liu Yu angrily showed his presence in the three-person organization, and even focused on taking care of several old acquaintances in the three-person army.

In this way, nearly half of the three people's troops were bribed by Liu Yu's sugar-coated shells. After all, Liu Yu is now a senior official in charge of the state. As long as he promises some official positions, Dingkou and land, he can buy these fellow Donglai County villagers who have suffered for several years and betrayed them.

Although Liu Yu did not intend to directly annex the soldiers of Cao Yi and the other three, it was necessary to use more means to strengthen his influence. Otherwise, if he would be careful to supply their military supplies, he would only know Cao Yi and not Liu Yu in the end, which would be very unbeautiful.

Just when Liu Yu had just recruited Cao Li and the other three in Linzi, he suddenly got the emergency military information from Jinan County: the King of Han of the Huns, Mi, Shi Le and others led tens of thousands of people to invade Qingzhou, and had already broken through several forts and killed more than a thousand soldiers and plundered!
Chapter completed!