As the sun rises, thousands of rays of rays of light shine on the water of Longyuan, golden, bright red and warm. Novel.

Sun Ce stood on the looking building in front of the Central Army's tent, squinted his eyes, looked at Longyuan in the distance, and the Yiying in the north of Longyuan, and was in a particularly peaceful mood. The morning breeze blew gently, bringing a hint of cool air, but it contained indescribable dullness. Even if you don't have to look at the sun, Sun Ce knew that today would be a sunny day. In such a weather, he should have sat in the water pavilion in the middle of Gebi, drinking cool fruit pulp, accompanying his wife and watching the children.

The two sons should be able to walk. Sun Ce thought carefully that he had no experience in raising children and did not know what a child a week and a half would look like.

"General, Zhan Shu has been written, please check it out." Gu Hui walked over and handed Sun Ce the challenge book he had just written. Sun Ce took it and read it. Gu Hui had been in the army for a long time. He was very skilled in writing this kind of war book that stimulated the emotions of the other party's generals. He not only used it to question the reputation of Yi, the number one general in Hebei when defeated by Liu Bei in Zhuo County, but also accused Yi of being as hypocritical as Yuan Shao, and was full of morality and righteousness. In fact, he was in conjunction with Qianghutong and harassing Yuzhou. In the future, he would inevitably be cursed by the people of Yuzhou. He also pointed out that Yi was stupid and played with by Xun Yan. Finally, he suggested that he go to the camp to prove his ability, and not hide in the camp to deceive himself, and be immersed in the false reputation of the Hebei No. 1 general.

Sun Ce had no objection and called Guo Wu to send the letter of war to Yi's camp.

Guo Wu received the order, tucked Zhan Shu in his arms, turned over his horse, put on his helmet, lifted up his spear, and kicked out of the camp. He walked through several camps and came to the side of Longyuan Water. The Xiongnu racers under Yi's subordinates were monitoring him. Seeing Guo Wu coming on one horse, two Xiongnu knights kicked the horse and looked at Guo Wu vigilantly. Guo Wu took out the Zhan Shu from his arms and shook it, shouting loudly: "General Zhenbei, Xiang Yi, challenged him, should you come and take it, or should I send it over?"

I heard that it was a war book, but the two Hun knights didn't care much. The people of the Central Plains were so ancient that it was normal to challenge each other before the war. It was not surprising to write a sleek challenge book. Of course, they would not take the initiative to take the war book. "Even if your general challenged you, you will naturally send it to you."

"Okay, you guys wait." Guo Wu waved, and a team of soldiers who had already prepared were pushing the large baggage cart over. Several people worked together to push the empty cart straight into the water. A powerful crossbowman shot out crossbow arrows tied with ropes and went straight to the north shore. Guo Wu got off the horse, stood in the cart, and called the knights on the other side to pull the rope.

The two knights were stunned. Can the big cart be used as a boat, aren't you afraid of water leakage? They didn't think much about it, got off the horse, pulled Guo Wu over with the rope. Guo Wu got ashore, and pulled the big cart back on the other side, took Guo Wu's mount to the cart, and transported it to the other side of the river.

The eyes of the two knights were wide open and almost fell from their sockets. It was amazing enough that a large cart could be used as a boat, and could it still transport horses? A war horse was at least equivalent to four or five people. If a large cart could transport a war horse across the river, it would be easy for those large carts to build a pontoon bridge together.

In other words, if Sun Ce wanted to cross the Longyuan Water to launch an attack, they would not have time to react. Their rangers were just monitoring and had no ability to block. If the opponent built a bridge very fast, Yi would not have time to react.

Guo Wu turned over and saw the tension of the two knights, but said nothing. The challenge was just a formality, and the real purpose was to damage the morale of the other party. Now the purpose has been achieved. The two sides were camping across the water. Water is not only a geographical obstacle and a psychological defense line. Large trucks can use ships. If the geographical obstacle is broken, the psychological defense line will naturally be shaken, and fear will slowly ferment in their hearts.

"Let's go and take me to meet your general."

The two knights nodded and asked the centurion to ask the centurion to take Guo Wu to Yi's camp. Yi's camp was five miles away from Longyuan River and had to walk for a while. Guo Wu was not idle and chatted with the two Hun knights. The two Hun knights understood some Chinese language. When they learned that they were subordinates who were hiding, Guo Wu asked, "Do you have a share in the last battle of Fenqiu?"

"Of course." said an older Hun knight.

"Then do you recognize me?"

The two Hun knights stared at Guo Wu and looked carefully, and the young one blinked. "I don't know each other."

"So you are not in front of the formation." Guo Wu smiled slightly. "Then you take advantage of the time now and take a look and remember my face."

"Why?"

"Remember my face, the farther away from me on the battlefield, the better. If you are too close to me, you will die."

The two Huns knights then understood what Guo Wu meant and couldn't help laughing out loud. "You guys are just good at talking big. If it was a school battle, you have some advantages. In terms of cavalry battle, how could you be the opponents of our Huns..."

"Who wins the battle in Fenqiu, who loses?" Guo Wu said with a smile.

The two Hun knights were speechless, angry and looked at Guo Wu with a little malicious look. Guo Wu's heart seemed to be a mirror and his smile became even brighter. "If you don't accept it, I can give you a chance. If you two go together, you will win, and this set of armor and weapons will be your spoils. If you lose, I won't make things difficult for you. Just walk your horse to the camp."

The two Hun knights looked at the armor on Guo Wu's body, the spear in his hand, the ring knife at his waist, and the steel shield hanging on the saddle, and were moved. Nanyang's armor is famous all over the world. With this armor, their chances of survival on the battlefield can increase by a few hundred%. The Han army's bows and crossbows are powerful, and their simple armor on their bodies have limited protection capabilities.

"really?"

"Of course it's true. Can I still lie to you? Come on, hurry up and don't delay my letter of war. You may take a lot of time to walk and lead a horse later."

Seeing Guo Wu so arrogant, the two Huns knights couldn't help it. The Huns had no military discipline at all, and the competition did not delay the serious business. Two-on-one, they didn't think they would be in danger. In addition, the temptation of the top armor, he agreed after he hesitation. The two sides separated more than a hundred steps. One Huns knights attacked with a spear and the other shot with a bow. The length and shortness were combined, covering each other, and they tried their best to teach Guo Wu a lesson, stripped his armor, and embarrass him in front of righteousness.

After getting ready, Guo Wu took off his shield, protected his face, and rode his horse to speed up. The young Hun knights used their bows and shot out six or seven arrows in succession, but they were all blocked by the steel shield. Although sparks were splashing everywhere, they could not hurt Guo Wu. Seeing this, the older Hun knights knew something was wrong, so they rode their horses to speed up and stabbed them hard. The two spears intersected and squeezed them hard, but the spear head suddenly loosened and lost its strength. Before he could react, Guo Wu crossed the spear and slammed his chest hard, smashing him directly off the horse's back.

Before the older Hun knights landed, Guo Wu rode his horse and rushed towards the young Hun knights. Seeing that there was a lot of power, the young knight turned around and wanted to escape, but he was slower and was driven off by Guo Wu and pulled off his horse with a spear.

Guo Wu tied his mount and returned from a circle. He looked at the two Hun knights who had just climbed up from the ground with condescending attention, and sneered: "Are you convinced? If you don't agree, come again! I'll beat you up today."
Chapter completed!