Chapter 21: First Victory (4)

Although he was somewhat expected, Li Yuanfang felt dizzy when he heard the news that the war had begun with his own ears. It turned out that the war had already ignited half a month ago and was in Shazhou in the east! He sneered in his heart, it was hard for them to block the news so strictly! He thought again, it seemed that the news in Ukdoha was conclusive, then the peace of Tingzhou would be soon broken, and what was coming was finally coming. He wanted to send a message to Mei Yingchun and Wu Xun of Ibertay immediately, so that they could prepare for the war with all their might!

Thinking of this, Li Yuanfang calmed down, reached out to touch the little monk's shoulder, and comforted him: "Okay, don't cry. You are hungry, eat something first, and then I will take you to the temple in this city, where you and your master can settle down. Don't be afraid, Tingzhou is very safe." The little monk stopped his sad voice and hesitated to point at the motionless monk Puhui: "My master is okay..." "He is very good, and there will be no more trouble."

On that night, an uninvited guest broke into the yard where Han Haijun fed the pigeons. The soldiers guarding the pigeons were knocked unconscious. The cage doors of the pigeons were closed were wide open, and dozens of pigeons flew without a trace. The next morning, other soldiers discovered the situation and reported to Wang Qian at one step. Wang Qian was immediately overwhelmed. He brought people to take a closer look for the whole morning, but did not find any clues. In the end, he decided to suppress the matter for the time being. Lord Qian has been very worried these days, so don't bother him with such trivial matters.

Among the stolen carrier pigeons of the Hanhai Army, one of which was specially for Yibotai. So the next morning, among the white-feathered birds flying over the Tingzhou city tower, there were a few of them not afraid of the burning of the steamer in the air, spreading their wings to the west to the endless sea of ​​sand. In two days, they only took two days to fly to Yibotai. They tied bamboo tubes to their slender ankles to convey information, and there was a war news about Shazhou. In the past few days, Wu Xun and Mei Yingchun had made comprehensive preparations in Yibotai and had been waiting for this decisive battle!

Tiehell led the 5,000 most capable Iron Cavalry of Tuqishi, and only took six days to say from Shayou: "Tiehell, that's the end!"
Chapter completed!