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Chapter 234 The General Returns After a Hundred Years of Battle [24]

These grains and grasses are enough to feed the people of a city for several years. It would be a crime to burn them, but there is no way, the war is very cruel.

Even though she was thinking this way, the movements of her hands did not slow down at all, and soon the wine ran out, and the fire primers were scattered by her everywhere. She listened to the movement outside, and threw the fire primers in her hand away. .

The fire ignited suddenly, and Mu Zishuang's face was a little hot.

But because it was daytime, the light of the fire was not particularly visible, and it was covered by fog, so it was too late when they discovered that the granary was on fire.

At the same time, because of the cover of the thick fog, Mu Zishuang and the others did not have much difficulty in getting out.

Ten people retreated scattered, the target was small, and did not attract much attention.

On the contrary, Mocheng fell into a hard fight.

Bai Mo first broke through from the west gate, followed by General Mo's assault from the south gate. Although the coalition forces of the two countries were caught off guard at first, they quickly reacted. The soldiers who besieged the city were gathered together. The gap of [-] is not so easy. Evened out, General Mo quickly felt the suppression from the numbers.

He retreated all the way, Xuanyuan Wenrong stood on the city wall and observed the overall situation.

Fifty thousand soldiers formed a circle back to back. Once someone fell down, someone would immediately make up for it. They moved back slowly. This formation was the most beneficial for them and could minimize the damage.

On the contrary, the coalition forces have fallen into a passive situation. Although they have a large number of people, they are all restricted to the periphery. Only those in the inner circle can really fight against the soldiers of the Xia Dynasty.

But even so, there will be sacrifices.

Xuanyuan Wenrong pursed his lips and looked at the soldiers outside the city, wondering if they could last until Bai Mo came back.

Blood stained the ground, the mist in the air dispersed, the sun penetrated the clouds and shone on the ground, and the war continued.

Finally, Bai Mo came back.

"Fire the arrow!" Xuanyuan Wenrong finally ordered after hearing his men's advice.

A group of soldiers who had already prepared drew their bows and shot arrows, and the rain of arrows rushed straight to the rear of the crowd.

The lineup that the enemy had finally formed was disrupted at once.

General Mo understood and immediately took [-] soldiers to withdraw his troops.

By the time the enemy leader reacted again, news of the general warehouse had already reached the city.

Yeluqi, the leader of the Liao Kingdom, slapped the crossbar under his hand, and the crossbar with the thickness of an adult man's arm was reduced to powder under his hands.

"When did the Xia Dynasty produce such a difficult female general!"

The subordinates trembled and did not dare to say much, especially the little leader who came to report that his face was already pale with fright.

"Only burned our country's food and grass? Hu's country is intact?"

"Yes." The little leader replied tremblingly.

"Hu Guo." Yeluqi narrowed his eyes, "Go and invite General Qin to come, and tell him that Ben is going to tell him!"

"Yes." The subordinates took the order and immediately went to Hu Guo's camp.

Others asked under pressure: "General, do we need to call back the people we sent to summon?"

"No need." The corner of Yeluqi's mouth curled up into a ferocious smile. Hu Guo had better not join the Xia Dynasty, otherwise it would be easy for him to wipe out the [-] soldiers.

At this time, Hu Guo was in chaos.

General Qin was counting the situation after the war. He did not expect to hear the news from the main warehouse and the granary of the western camp: all the people sent to deliver the message had been intercepted and killed, the main warehouse of the Liao Kingdom was burned, but his own country was not damaged at all. , although the camp granary was attacked, the casualties and losses were not large.

(End of this chapter)