Qi Zhuji glanced at Lin Yi.

Of course, he could not really understand the mystery of Lin Yi's Dajuluo, but the longer he had been in contact with Lin Yi, the more he was sure that Lin Yi's battle was indeed not based on true energy. His cultivation was more like some pure physical art, and more like a warrior who had insufficient comprehension and could not absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and tried hard to temper the strength of his body.

Of course, Lin Yi's power is many times stronger than that of the most powerful warrior. However, after a night of battle, he knew very well that on this battlefield, what was more terrifying than the passage of true energy was mental fatigue.

Even if Lin Yi's physical strength is endless, his spiritual will will never change.

The most important thing is that Lin Yi has never stopped from Taoist City to the present.

He just glanced at Lin Yi and didn't say anything.

He didn't ask any more stupid questions about whether it was worth it or not.

He believes that most people who have experienced the fight like last night and have seen so many people die will never ask such stupid questions again.

Lin Yi didn't say anything more.

Looking at the cavalry who obviously didn't want to do any rest and wanted to attack the city directly, he simply walked to the front and walked to the wall facing the floating bridge that Jiangxinzhou passed through.

The wall on Zhongli City suddenly became quiet.

All the Southern Dynasty soldiers who had just overcome their fatigue and fear and forced themselves to stand up with their energy, saw Lin Yi's intention because of Lin Yi's simple and silent actions.

It’s just that one man can’t escape from thousands of men. This is just something recorded in the storybook.

Just as they saw with their own eyes last night, although powerful practitioners can instantly burst out with terrifying damage, as the true energy passes rapidly, they will quickly become weak.

Lin Yi was of course very clear about Qi Zhuji and all these Southern Dynasties soldiers' thoughts. He also knew that he could not fight forever without fatigue. However, it is certain that as long as he and Tie Ce army did not fight to the death, the city would be lost soon.

And he also wanted to know his limits and how long he could fight.

He didn't want Rong Yi to become the first target for the other party to kill with the carriage. If the other party realized too early that Rong Yi was an excellent Southern Dynasty formation master, then in such a place, he should not be able to prevent Rong Yi from being killed by the other party's cultivator.

He wants to be the target of the other practitioner first.

He didn't even want Rong Yi to get too close to the forefront of the battle, so when he stood on the edge of the city wall, he whispered to Rong Yi behind him: "Knife, sword."

Rong Yi has always followed Lin Yi's orders very much.

In the past battles, he even had some blind trust in Lin Yi, and he would subconsciously feel that Lin Yi's choice was the most correct choice.

So he nodded immediately, turned around and took Lin Yi's sword over.

"Are there any heavy and longer weapons?"

Lin Yi grabbed the sword and inserted it into the crack of the rock beside him. When he thought of the scenes of fighting with the heavy armor before, he felt that sometimes he would not be happy enough without heavy weapons like the wolf tooth stick.

"Are you good enough to hold your hands, long, heavy, and strong enough?"

The Southern Dynasty guards who were in charge of this city wall were naturally Wang Chaozong and Li Wenzhao. However, Wang Chaozong had never seen Lin Yi's battle before and did not know much about Lin Yi. He heard this sentence but Li Wenzhao understood it instantly and asked immediately.

"That's true." Lin Yi's heart moved. He looked at Li Wenzhao's expression and felt that Li Wenzhao had already thought of something.

"Hurry, Bai Dashou, go and send the order to bring the tower heart."

Originally, the army was under the formation, and every Southern Dynasty soldier on the city wall had a layer of gray on his face. Even Li Wenzhao, who had long put life and death outside the precepts, was the same. However, after Lin Yi's words, his eyes lit up and his spirits came.

The school named Bai suddenly shouted under the wall behind, and for a moment, many people in the city responded.

The school was over 40 years old and had a good appearance, but his hands were very big, so Bai Dashou should be his nickname.

"What is the heart of the tower?"

Lin Yi was a little curious and couldn't help asking.

"There is a river-Zheng in Longyue Town upstream of the Huai River. It was built by Qin's prominent clan in the previous dynasty. It is very effective. In recent years, the river-Zheng's tower has been a bit broken and may not be able to withstand the erosion. Now, the local prominent clan, Le, also started out by shipping, so he was preparing to pay for rebuilding it. However, after sending people to check, he found that there was a lot of mystery inside. It turned out that when Qin's construction, it was not only recruited many monks to carve many scriptures inside. The key is that many water conservancy craftsmen should have been used during construction. There was a problem with the location selection. There was a water orifice below, and a large number of underground river water gushed out, but sometimes it was inside.

So when there was no such tower town, the water seemed to be calm, but the undercurrent below was severe, causing frequent accidents in passing ships. Only when the heavy ships were loaded with large ships were stable would it not be affected. When Qin built this tower, the water orifice had been sealed with huge stone pillars, but now the water orifice was washed away from the surrounding river tower, resulting in some broken water inside the river tower being washed away by the water. Now the Leshi gathered the suggestions of many skilled craftsmen and did a lot of exploration, and found a way to solve it once and for all. They asked Changgongfang in Jiankang City to build an iron cone, which was two people long."

Li Wenzhao said it very detailed, but it made many soldiers around him fascinated. He even gestured with his hands to the length, then looked at Lin Yi and continued: "One end is round and the other end is sharp. They found the location to divert the water veins and have already made arrangements there. They said that as long as this thing is nailed into the riverbed rocks to fix some diversion and traction chains, it can be maintained for at least a hundred years, allowing the underground river to divert. I don't know what arrangements the craftsmen have made there, but this thing happened to be made and delivered here a month ago. I think it was strange. I have seen it specially. It is the best pure gold, and it should not rot even if it is washed. The key is extremely strong, weighing at least 300 kilograms. It is said that it is the heart of the tower and used for the tower, but I am afraid that it can be used as a heavy gun and long stick in your hands."

After saying so many things in detail, there are horse hooves on both ends inside and outside the city.

Some warehouses in the city where heavy objects were placed were originally not far from the north wall, and it was convenient to transport water in and out. When I heard that the tower heart was needed on the city wall, five cavalrymen dragged the thing directly with a drag rope and rushed towards the city wall.

In addition to the sound of horse hooves, the heart of the tower was dragged and collided all the way on the ground, making constant impact sounds.

The collision sound is clear, like ding ding dong dong, but it sounds very nice.

The Northern Wei cavalry outside the city had already spread to the Jiangxin camp in a turbulent manner, and then pressed towards the city wall without stopping.

Most cavalrymen were not very perfect in this pontoon bridge, and they all got off their horses and walked towards the city walls. However, many cavalrymen still relied on their superb horse skills and actually rode driftwood directly on horseback.

This cavalry had not experienced any battle before, and as the infantry moved, the physical strength was not consumed much along the way. As we moved forward, many cavalrymen who had already dismounted their horses directly asked the horses to drag wooden boards and other driftwood, pressing towards the city walls, and laying them in front of their feet and on both sides.

Five running horses in the city dragged the heart of the tower under the city wall first, and more than a dozen soldiers came forward to help. These soldiers had fought all night before, but their hands and feet were sore and weak when they moved, and their feet were a little weak and shaking.

Hearing this sound, Lin Yi turned around and walked back a few steps, looked down, and saw clearly that the heart of the tower was like a sharpened giant gun.

The center of the tower is just barely thick and thin, it is bronze-colored, with many embossed cloud patterns and water flow on the surface, but it has been worn out a lot during drag and collision. However, under this layer of texture, some dark color is revealed, and the pure gold inside has natural snowflake-like patterns.

Lin Yi suddenly realized that this thing should have been cast from Changgongfang. After forming, the surface was too hard to be carved, but it was wrapped in another layer.

Seeing the soldiers struggling, his eyes flashed and swept down.

A scream suddenly rang out.

The more than ten soldiers carrying a heavy object that was a little difficult, was easily lifted by Lin Yi alone, and then walked up to the city wall steadily.

Lin Yi was also a little surprised. Even he felt that this thing was heavy and should not be used as a sword at will. Although he was only held in his hand, he felt that the thing was extremely rigid and tough, and it seemed that there was some intuition that it would not deform or break at all.

A sound of it.
Chapter completed!