Eagle Byzantium

In the instant brilliance of the Khitan Fire, densely packed soldiers appeared on the entire ridge, as if large numbers of people were also killed in the main castle of Kars. The two sides then began to fight each other. When the Khitan Fire subsided, only the remaining With the sound of sword fighting, "It seems that the soldiers from the main castle are coming to meet us!" Mushge shouted.

Immediately, only four or five hundred feet away from the sentry fort, where another sentry fort was located, suddenly several "Khitan flowers" screamed and rose up, and various flashes of light pulled the shadow of the fort's stone wall in rapid rotation. Illuminating the figures of the guards behind, Then suddenly there were bursts of sound in the darkness on the south slope, and dozens of fireworks from shrimp-bearing cannons were fired, blasting away at the sentry fort. "They are attacking the sentry fort over there!" panicked. Shouts were heard everywhere, and someone below was calling for reinforcements.

"Don't move." Mushge hurriedly asked to calm down.

But at this time, the door of the outpost where he was located creaked open. Many Georgian soldiers who had just been reinforced during the day, holding torches on one side and swords and battle axes on the other, shouted bravely and rushed forward. Pass over and go to support the friendly outpost.

Suddenly, not far from the outpost where Mushge was, many shrimp-bearded cannons were fired, shaking the sky and the earth. The shouts of "Our outpost has also been attacked" made Mushge's heart beat wildly. , he stayed behind the crenels on the top of the tower and watched with his own eyes A few more Khitan flowers rose in front of him, illuminating his somewhat pale face. Under the tower, he clearly saw three hundred or five hundred such enemies rushing out from the shadows on the south slope. , began to launch a fierce attack on this outpost.

"Wasak, Wasak!" Mushge suddenly remembered this person at this moment, but at this moment Vasak was already holding a mulberry bow, tied with his iconic colorful flag, and running with many guards When we got out, there was a melee everywhere in the dark night, and it was no longer possible to distinguish between ourselves and the enemy.

It was noisy outside like a flood bursting its banks. Shrimp cannons hit the stone wall of the fort, making a series of crackling sounds, mixed with flying sparks, pouring out in all directions. Soon someone secretly set up a ladder and set it on fire. Iron fire hammers were thrown into the tower one after another through the stone wall. Mushge held his injured wrist and watched with his own eyes. The sparking iron rods flipped and rotated along the stone slabs, and then exploded. Poisonous mist and gunpowder smoke flew everywhere, causing Mushge and many wounded soldiers to squat on the ground, coughing and wheezing violently - his side story There were all kinds of curses and threats. It was the enemy climbing the ladder. They were about to attack, they were about to attack!

Mushge huddled in the corner, and then he was almost knocked over by a powerful wave of air. The iron gate at the bottom of the tower was blasted open by the enemy with a cart filled with Khitan snow! Then Mushge, who was semi-conscious, saw black figures and snow-white sword blades flashing and running everywhere in the smoke. Then he simply raised his head and fell unconscious on the stone floor with a thud... ...

That night, the Guards Brigade selected all the skirmishers, and the Bellerophon Brigade also selected 500 elites, and carried out a fruitful night attack: both outposts were captured by them , so far only the single inner wall and main castle are left in Kars.

In the early morning of the next day, "Wasak" and many wounded soldiers - they were a very mixed group. Some of them had attacked from the main fort last night, some had escaped from the fallen outpost, and some of them had The remnants of the reinforcements sent by the builder David were crowded in the passages on both sides of the "Belram" gate, noisy, and Vasak remained calm. There were still six arrow feathers left in his arrow basket, "Finally You can see the inner structure of the castle, here It can only accommodate 800 to 1,200 people at most. The length of the north and south inner walls... is only less than 300 feet, but the defense is very strong. It is a multi-layered city wall... on the west side The gate seems to lead to the sluice, and to go to the north gate, you have to bypass this semicircular stone tower." In order to explore the inside story of Karlsburg more clearly, the guard decided to take the risk and pass through the place in front of him. A huge semicircular stone tower and walked to the north gate of the castle.

So he swayed his eyes slightly from side to side, and then cautiously followed the inner wall step by step towards the stone tower embedded in the city wall. He looked around and then touched the stone tower door that looked like a beast's mouth.

"What is he doing...that Persian jackal? I have long thought that there is something wrong with him." On the Belram Gate Tower, General Mahadzeri looked down through the narrow shooting hole with squinted eyes. Looking at the back of the capture officer, he judged in a hoarse voice, "Those are not mercenaries who came to serve us at all. They are probably spies from Tarsus. They have a Persian face, which is simply disgusting."

After saying that, Mahadzeri turned around and waved his chin at the eight guard warriors behind him, "Follow him to the stone tower below and kill him!"

The eight guard warriors stared and drew their sabers one by one. After saluting the general, they rushed down the spiral staircase of the gate tower, and then followed the guard in a file, crossing the fort and heading towards the stone tower.

The guard was keenly aware that someone was going to cause trouble for him and quickly quickened his pace.

After he walked in, he glanced at the ground floor hall of the stone tower. It was almost empty. Opposite the hall was a two-way staircase that could be walked down, and the sound of rumbling water came from there, "It leads to the sluice on the west side of the castle." "

After making the judgment, the guard immediately flashed into a mezzanine between the middle passage and the side hall of the hall. There was a small mule cart parked there, which was used to transport baggage. He cleverly concealed himself in the In the darkness, I pressed my back against the wall and stared at the "hole" on the mezzanine without blinking.

The sound of footsteps was clearly audible: the eight soldiers from General Mahadezeri's guard arrived and stood at the middle passage and the mezzanine traffic area. Then they all raised their sabers and bows and arrows, and their eyes were looking in the direction of the sluice gate: they should Thinking that the guards had fled there, one of them turned his head and cast his eyes on the mule cart in the mezzanine. The guard in the shadow did not move at all and continued to squat calmly in the distance.

The soldier frowned and stretched his neck, as if trying to determine whether the black figure between the mule carriage and the wall was a person or debris piled there.

Soon his companion summoned him, and the soldier was stunned for a moment before walking forward along the middle path.

The escaped officer quickly took off his robe, pulled off his turban, put on his helmet, raised his mulberry horn bow, and slapped his now trembling wrist hard, "Gu Siyun, please don't abandon me, let me go immediately." The only six arrows left are all good."

After thinking about it, he immediately stood up and turned half of his body against the side wall of the mezzanine. His fingers had already twisted the feathers of an arrow. The bow string and the extremely curved back of the bow pulled each other, making a slight sound. The ground creaked, and the direction of the arrow cluster suddenly became clear:

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At this time, the eight enemies all had their backs to him, standing in a fan shape at the west entrance of the hall.