Section 95

The nights in the northern region are not like those in the south, which are dry and cold, with a large temperature difference between day and night, especially in places like the woods where even the sunlight cannot be shivering during the day, it is even colder and trembling.

Even the Huns who had always been drinking and slept in the wind and surrounded the horses outside to block the wind, let alone a thin woman?

The shadow of the tree, which was as elusive as ghosts, waved with a grim smile, revealing a few quiet moons from time to time. In the dark woods, it is even more terrifying than seeing anything. Although this horror comes entirely from artificial psychology, the howling of the wolf in the distance, coupled with the cooing sound of the owl on some tree, it seems that you can see two small green lanterns flashing and darkness...

Cai Yan was so scared that he was so brave that he was shivering. The sound of the "Princess" trembling with his teeth, mixed with the loud snoring of the Hun soldiers after they fell asleep, could be heard far away in the quiet woods.

Although Cai Yan has been following her father who was in trouble since childhood, there are at least four walls and servants who can be used to suffer such hardships?

I thought I had been practicing piano, chess, calligraphy and painting since I was a child, and I could at least have a stable and happy family when I grew up, right? Unexpectedly, I haven’t had a year left, and my husband, who is thinner than me, left, and my father died, and now there is only one person left...

But fate seems to feel that torture is not enough, so he just wants to return to Chenliu's hometown, where his father's old friend Cao Cao. He should be able to take care of himself in the past because of his friendship between the two families? There is also the one who almost drowned when he pushed him into the water, Zhang Feng, but I don't know if he still hates him?

Thinking of Zhang Feng, Cai Yan felt a little better. He knew a little about talent and learning, but he always felt speechless when he was speechless. It was hateful that boy always liked to see himself in embarrassment - otherwise he wouldn't have been so angry that he would have pushed him into the water.

Thinking of the time in Luoyang back then, Cai Yan remembered the coming of the yellow oriole that had turned into a piece of yellow earth. He couldn't help but sigh, and a faint sorrow dispelled some fear in the darkness.

If she had chosen to follow Zhang Feng back then, maybe she would have lived a happy life now, right? Zhang Feng had nothing else, he was just affectionate and his brain moved quickly. Now he seemed to be very famous. Even these Huns seemed to admire him very much.

When Cai Yan thought of the Huns, he felt a little more depressed again, and he struggled hard to fight with his hands and feet and ropes. Damn, he was tied so tightly that he could not get out of it.

When they were caught by these primitive people, they thought they would definitely be humiliated. They saw the light like wild beasts when they saw them before, but if they were really humiliated by these barbarians who had the smell of sheep, they might as well die. Anyway, there are no relatives in this world.

Fortunately, these people quarreled for a while and did not touch themselves, but tied themselves up and fled north. Cai Yan understood that he might have to treat himself as a gift to them, Zuo Xianwang?

Imagine that I will be possessed by a man who has not taken a bath for several months in the future. Cai Yan feels that his head hurts. Why? Why is this happening?

Such a large Luoyang city was destroyed as soon as it was said to be gone, and it turned into a ruin in an instant. My father died as soon as he said to be dead, but just sighed. He was fine a year ago, but he became a widow and an orphan a year later. Now he was inexplicably captured by a group of extremely barbaric Huns!

Cai Yan suddenly felt that she was ridiculous. She used to laugh at Zhang Feng for being unfaithful and never studied hard. Instead, she learned how to ride a horse and shoot arrows. But if Zhang Feng could ride a tall horse to save himself...

I have been following these Huns for a few days. They can all speak blunt Chinese, but they never give themselves a chance to escape, even if it is a chance to distinguish, but these guys who kill thousands of swords simply treat themselves as goods, as playthings, and as animals like pigs, cattle and sheep.

Will singing a song make them let themselves go? Or writing a poem to move them? Or playing chess with them and agreeing to let me go if I win in three games and two games?

Cai Yan cried, feeling very wronged.

The low sob sound of "双双" was very harsh in such a quiet environment. The bearded Hun soldier who was whistling was awakened. After seeing that it was Cai Yan crying, he cursed a few times, lowered his head and took a nap again.

Suddenly, a scattered sound came, as if something was walking towards him. It was the sound of leaves being trampled. Cai Yan was so scared that she couldn't cry. She opened her eyes wide in horror and looked at the direction where the sound came.

It’s not a snake, right? This is the sound of a snake crawling on the ground.

A black shadow jumped to Cai Yan at an extremely fast speed. There was almost no sound when he landed on the ground. He saw two shining eyes staring at him in the darkness.

Cai Yan's hair was standing upright in horror, and instinctively opened her mouth wide to scream. The black shadow covered her mouth: "I am a Han Chinese, come to save you."

It was the boy surnamed Hao. He was not in a hurry to untie the rope on Cai Yan's hands and feet, but instead took out a fire from his arms, fired, shook it, and then a flame lit up from the other two directions, responding like a signal.

The young man lowered his voice to Cai Yan and said, "Sister, don't make a sound, I'll save you right away."

Although she didn't know what the boy wanted to do when he was on fire, Cai Yan's dependence and hope for the Han people made her nod foolishly. Unfortunately, the other party may not be able to see it in the dark, right?

The young man bent his waist and jumped around like a kitten, igniting the leaves and grass around Cai Yan except for the one behind him. The other two sides also burned small flames at the same time. The sky was dry, and in a blink of an eye, the small flames burned into three fire walls that were two high with a sizzling burning sound. With the north wind, it quickly swept towards the sleeping Huns with the power of devouring everything.

A good idea. Cai Yan's eyes lit up, and then he understood why he set fire before he didn't untie the rope.

If Cai Yan untied the rope first, he would not make any noise when stepping on the leaves, and it would inevitably alarm the Huns. If Cai Yan slowly stretched and did a few push-ups, the Hun soldiers could only stare at them.

The bearded Hun soldier who was rushing to the fire was closest to the fire. He suddenly felt warm all over his body in his sleep. When he opened his eyes, he saw that he was on fire on all sides. He hurriedly shouted at his companions and then jumped up to lead the horse. If the wind was strong enough, neither of the human legs would be able to run through the fire powered by the wind.

At least that prisoner, that beautiful young woman, the bearded man, had no time to care about it, and didn't even know that the plaintiff Cai Yan was lying empty, so it would be better to save your life first.

The Huns who woke up one after another were panicked and pulled their horses and fled to the only north that was not in fire. Before they could even be glad that they were running fast, the several people in front were already screaming one after another and fell down with their horses, tripping the horses!

Obviously, the tripping rope was not the only weapon. In the darkness, a row of pitchforks descended with a whizzing sound of breaking through the air, nailing the Huns who had not yet gotten up to the ground, and they all stood tightly.

Although there were ambushers in front, in comparison, the remaining twenty people chose to continue rushing! They rushed over in ambush, but the fire that was chasing behind seemed even more terrifying!

The Huns did not know how to ride horses as many people who did not speak Chinese among the Han people. They were born knights. Based on the positions of the unlucky guys who fell first, they quickly judged the approximate position of the trunk horses in the dark. Then, relying on their superb riding skills, they forced the trunk horses to trip up a total of seven horses.

The Hun soldiers who originally thought they had escaped had no time to pat their chests and said it was so dangerous. The first few Hun soldiers who were facing each other screamed and disappeared in front of them. The sound of a few dull "boh" sounds were the sound of a tree stump that was as sharp as a dagger in the trench, which was erected in the trench, which was as sharp as a dagger, passing through the human body.

This trench, which was obviously more insidious than the tripping horses, was indeed more lethal. A total of eleven people became candied haws on the tree stumps one after another.

Under such circumstances, the Huns continued to judge the approximate location of the trench, and rushed to the edge of the trench, then clamped their legs and lifted the reins of the horse. The horse neighed and jumped over a half-horse-half-shaped trench in a hurry, it would be nice to be able to dig so wide.

Those with poor judgment ability either jumped in advance or had no chance to jump. Two of them were organized into thirty people, but only three people escaped under the attack of intentional calculations and unintentional front and back.

The Huns ran away, and the fire behind them burned into the isolation belt and there was nothing to burn. Listening to the cheers of these people in front of them, Cai Yan felt a sense of being a different life and being a human being again.

"Thank you, my husband, please give me a blessing!" Cai Yan tidied up the clothes that had been broken on her body - she had been worn out in the bumps of the horse. There was only one shoe left, and the socks on the empty foot had also broken holes. Cai Yan could clearly feel the wind whistling in, and stroked her little feet very rudely.

Fortunately, it was dark and I couldn't see clearly. If someone saw me embarrassed, Cai Yan would die of shame and anger.

"Sister, don't be polite. During the day, I saw that there were many people and I was anxious to get it. I called more people to come at night. These Huns were so hateful that they killed and robbed us Han people!" The young man led a horse, "Sister has been captive for a long time, so I must be sore and weak all over. Let's ride on my younger horse first. Let's go back to the county first."

"Dare you ask the name of the young benefactor?" Seeing that the young man kept calling his sister, who was originally going to call him benefactor, he became the young benefactor.

"My name is Hao Zhao, Hao Zhao's Hao, Hao Zhao's Zhao!" the young master replied.

"Bor!" Cai Yan couldn't help but cover his mouth with his little hand and laughed. Who said that? Huh? There was always a faint smell of mutton on his hands? I guess the rope that tied his hands was used to tie sheep, right?

"Sister, why do people laugh every time they hear me say this? Did I say it wrong?" The boy couldn't see his face clearly, so he must have looked surprised?

"Well. That's right, it's very good." Cai Yan smiled rarely, thinking that this boy was really interesting.

It is rare to get rid of it, and I feel more and more mentally. Cai Yan asked again: "Little benefactor..."

The young man said, "Sister, just call me my name, Bo Dao, Bo Dao's, Bo Dao's! Don't always call me by the little benefactor, it sounds awkward."

When Cai Yan heard this, he could no longer help but smiled in the dark moonlit moonlight, revealing a row of shattered jade-like teeth, and a crisp and silver-ling-like laughter resounded throughout the fields.

It's over, and today the image of a lady is gone. Dad said that girls should not show their teeth when they smile.

Uh...it's okay, I'm no longer a girl.

"Sister, you laugh at me again!" The boy was a little unhappy, and his voice was a little angry.

"Don't laugh, don't laugh, um-haha!" Cai Yan felt so happy today. When he met such a simple and cute little brother, he laughed so hard that tears came out, washing the dirt on his face.

The young man was holding his anger and walked in front of him, while a large group of people behind him were talking about how to modify the chain trap just now to achieve the best killing effect.

"Bo Dao?!"

"Yes!" The boy responded unhappily.

"Have you ever read?"

"It turned out that I had been to a private school for half a year. Later, when the husband saw that I was always asleep, he asked my mother to take me back. Later, my mother beat me up, but she didn't go to study again."

Cai Yan frowned: "Why are you so capable at such a young age?"

She originally wanted to say, "Don't you study hard?" Later, she thought that she was studying well, but she was caught by the Huns who couldn't read a word. It was obvious that it was useless to reason. In the end, she was saved by a young man who had been studying for half a year.

She now has some doubts whether she should learn to ride horses and shoot archery like Zhang Feng in this chaotic world, and it would be better if she has some self-protection?

The boy was happy when he heard this. Did anyone praise him: "Yes, I have followed my father to hunt in the mountains since I was a child, and even ordinary wolves can't do anything to me."

The two of them talked about it for a long time, and finally returned to the topic of the Huns. Hao Zhao shouted at the moon in the sky with a tough attitude: "When I join the army, I will destroy these Xiongnu thieves killed in the sky!"

"You want to join the army? Who are you going to join?" Cai Yan asked curiously. The foot without shoes was a little cold. The big toe was exposed from the hole in the socks and it became very cold. So she shrank the foot on the horse's belly and stuck it tightly. The horse felt very uncomfortable and sniffed several times.

"I'm going to join Xiao Wen Hou, Zhang Feng and General Zhang!" Hao Zhao said of Zhang Feng with a look of yearning.

"Oh? Why is this?" Cai Yan was a little curious. Why did Zhang Feng's fame even admire such a child from a small mountain county?

"It's amazing, and then I heard that others are good. He killed hundreds of thousands of people alone and went wild. Dong Zhuojun also paid for adopting many refugees. If such a person doesn't vote, who will vote?" One of the words was obviously heard from.

Cai Yan was silent. Others were good? Why didn’t he feel it?

But this gave her an idea, a thought to return to Chenliu.

"Bo Dao, I know Zhang Feng! Do you want to join Zhang Feng? I can help, but I have a condition." Cai Yan was so lively that he seduced the foolish and silly Hao Zhao to send her back to Chenliu.

This child didn't think about it. If the relationship between Cai Yan and Zhang Feng was as good as she said, how could she be captured by the Huns?
Chapter completed!