The Savage Lady Wants to Kill Me! Reborn on the Path of Cultivation

Duan Tianyang was extremely fast, and the generals and officers around Tian Ye were no ordinary people either.

Among them there are many legion-level deputy generals and lieutenant generals, each of whom has unique skills and outstanding martial arts.

One of the generals stepped forward quickly, held his sword across the field, and successfully blocked Duan Tianyang's attack.

Immediately afterwards, another lieutenant general counterattacked like lightning and stabbed Duan Tianyang in the chest with a gun.

With a bang, after Duan Tianyang's knife was blocked by the opponent, he quickly put away the knife and blocked it in front of his chest, just in time to block the opponent's stab.

Under the impact, Duan Tianyang took two steps back, his body swaying, and then he started to walk quickly, bypassing the two generals like a gyroscope, flashed to Tian Ye's side, and launched an attack again.

A loud shout was heard, and a deputy general suddenly appeared beside Tian Ye. He was tall and strong, with a broad and thick ring-handled sword in his hand.

The man held the hilt of the knife tightly with both hands, swung it violently, and shouted: "Get out of here!"

With a bang, Duan Tianyang's attack collided with it, and he felt a huge force.

Under the impact of this force, Duan Tianyang's entire body flew backwards.

In fact, Duan Tianyang's backward flight was caused by the impact of the opponent's sword and his use of the opponent's force to rush out at a rapid speed.

Seeing that Tian Ye was well prepared, Duan Tianyang knew that it would be extremely difficult to kill him head-on at this time, so he decided to adopt the strategy of "Among the Thirty-Six Strategies, running away is the best one".

He flew backwards and plunged into the crowd of Jin army.

Before he touched the ground, he had released a storm of sharp blades. The wind blades scattered in all directions. In an instant, more than twenty Jin soldiers were hit by the wind blades and fell to the ground wailing.

Duan Tianyang touched the ground lightly with his toes and rushed forward like an arrow. At the same time, he swung the black knife in his hand, killing dozens of Jin soldiers in a row and forcefully broke through the encirclement of the Jin army.

"Quick! Capture him!" The deputy generals and lieutenant generals beside Tian Ye, worried about the unknown number of assassins, closely guarded Tian Ye and could only order their men to hunt down Duan Tianyang with all their might.

Duan Tianyang fought his way through a bloody path and headed straight for a tent. He approached and swung his sword. With a "sha" sound, the tent was torn apart, and he slipped in.

Inside the tent, some of the Jin soldiers were putting on their armor, and some had just woken up from the haystacks.

Duan Tianyang showed no mercy and slashed with his sword, killing from one end of the tent to the other. He slashed the canvas with his sword again and quickly escaped.

His action caused screams to be heard in the tent.

He rushed outward in a straight line, killing anyone he saw and punching through any tent he came across. His speed was so fast that the Jin army's archers didn't even have a chance to aim.

His figure sped through the night, leaving chaos and wailing behind him.

In a blink of an eye, Duan Tianyang had rushed to the edge of the camp, where the tents were more densely packed.

He broke into a tent without hesitation, where he saw forty or fifty Jin soldiers gathered. There was only a faint oil lamp flickering in the tent.

Duan Tianyang's sudden intrusion frightened the Jin soldiers in the tent. They were preparing to draw their swords in a panic, but Duan Tianyang was faster. With one swing of his sword, he instantly extinguished the oil lamp on the ceiling.

The camp was plunged into darkness, the Jin soldiers were in chaos, and screams were heard one after another.

Not long after, the canvas was torn and a dark shadow flashed out...

The Jin soldiers rushed out of the tent in panic. With the help of the light from outside, they were shocked to find that the team of fifty people was now missing more than ten people.

Everyone looked at each other in bewilderment, sweating profusely.

At this time, a general led a large number of Jin troops and arrived. He shouted, "Where is the assassin?"

Everyone pointed in the direction where the shadow had just come from and said in a trembling voice: "Escaped...Escaped!"

The general roared: "Chase!" and then led more than 20 Jin soldiers in pursuit.

After chasing for a distance, they only found the body of a Jin soldier. In front of them was the edge of the camp. A towering wall came into view, and outside the wall was a dense dark forest.

Despite their large numbers, trying to hunt down a highly skilled assassin in the pitch-dark woods was like looking for a needle in a haystack.

After determining that the assassin had escaped from the camp and sneaked into the dense forest outside, the general quickly turned his troops around and returned to the central military camp.

At the same time, Tian Ye was still standing in the open space in front of the central military tent, waiting for his men to bring back the news that the assassin had been captured.

When the general led his troops back, he hurriedly stepped forward, bowed, and reported in a low voice: "General, the assassin has escaped from our camp and fled into the woods outside the camp. I am worried about your safety, so I dare not rush out of the camp to pursue him."

As soon as these words were spoken, Tian Ye's brows furrowed.

It was undoubtedly a great shame for our side that the assassin managed to escape despite being surrounded by our own forces.

He turned his head and called out loudly: "Tasan! Mosen!"

The two lieutenants came out in response and stepped in to salute.

Among them, Tasang was the burly man holding the ring-handled sword, while Mossen was a young general in his prime, with a handsome face and extraordinary bearing.

Both of them are capable lieutenant generals of the Eighth Legion and are deeply trusted by Tian Ye.

"Mosen, I order you to lead the team deep into the forest and make sure to capture the assassin. Tasan, you stay in the camp and check all suspicious people. Don't miss any fish that slip through the net!"

The two men responded in unison, and then led their respective subordinates into action quickly.

After the two left, Tian Ye's gaze swept across the generals and soldiers present one by one.

Suddenly, an indescribable feeling of fear rose in his heart...

He could no longer tell who were his subordinates and who were the lurking assassins disguised as his subordinates.

A trace of gloom flashed across his eyes, and he ordered seriously: "Soldiers, please carefully observe the people around you and make sure they are your comrades who have eaten together and fought side by side on the battlefield."

As soon as these words were spoken, all the generals and soldiers looked at each other and thought to themselves: The general may be too nervous. The assassin has already escaped, so how could he still be hiding among our troops?

Among them, a middle-aged soldier sighed and said, "It seems that the general was really scared by the assassin this time!"

His companion immediately stopped him alertly, saying, "Hush! Aren't you afraid of losing your head? How dare you talk about the general like that?"

Tian Ye heard the subtle conversation, and his eyes moved in that direction. He asked in a low voice: "What are you discussing in private?"

The two soldiers' faces instantly turned pale and they quickly lowered their heads, not daring to look directly at what was in front of them.

Tian Ye looked around at the crowd with a sharp gaze. He asked calmly, "Brothers, are there any unfamiliar faces around?"

The soldiers responded in unison, their voices firm and unanimous: "General, we are not aware of any strangers."

After hearing this, Tian Ye took a deep breath and nodded. Just as he was about to step towards the central military tent, a Jin soldier suddenly rode over on a steed...