The Later Jin Shou Cavalry suddenly heard the sound. With the help of the moonlight, they found snowflakes flying on the snow, and hundreds of cavalry were coming at high speed. The snowflakes in the sky were raised, blocking the Jin soldiers' vision, making them unable to see the details clearly. They did not see the horses, nor could they see the chariots pulled behind them. They thought that hundreds of Ming cavalry were coming.

"Go back and report to the Khan! Minggou is going to attack our army at night!" Jin Jun Zhuangda shouted.

Not only was more than a dozen Jin soldiers not frightened, they were delighted: Minggou blindly avoided the battle, hiding in a solid city like a coward, but this Minggou dared to provoke Dajin's power. Since that's the case, then go back and report to Dahan that Dahan could easily eat this Minggou who was ignorant of life and death as long as he sent a few thousand people.

The Hou Jinshou rode fast and whipped, running wildly on the snow. The horse's hooves raised snowflakes flying all over the sky, galloping towards Huang Taiji's camp.

Li Lao Er drove four war horses pulling the cart. He took off the fuse-rope rifled rifled from his back with the air, lit the fuse, picked up the fuse, aimed at the back of a 100-step away from the back gold whistle rider, gently pulled the trigger, the cover of the medicine pool was automatically opened, and the claw hook pressed the fuse into the medicine pool, igniting the induced medicine. Only a "bang" sound was heard, and the ignited medicine bounced the fuse and ignited the fire medicine.

A projectile flew out of the muzzle at high speed and hit the back of the Jin soldier's head a hundred steps away. The lightning rod helmet flew several feet away. The back of the head with the rat tail of the money exploded immediately, and it burst like a watermelon that was kicked by someone. The Jin soldier fell from the horse's back without even humming.

Li Laoer handed the rifle gun to Han Dashan behind him, asked him to load the bullets, took out his own step bow, stood on the sled, and shot it with an arrow with a "whisper" arrow. The step bow seized from Baijia Bayala had a very long range and a huge force flew out a hundred steps and pierced into the back of a Jin soldier. The heavy arrow was also an excellent arrow seized from the Jurchen soldiers of the Later Jin Dynasty. The arrow was big and heavy, and the arrow was hammered with a penetrating armor, and the stone was not rolled up. The armor-breaking power was strong and shot into the extreme deep.

The arrowhead pierced two layers of cotton armor. The tragic thing is that the Jin soldier was not a Bayala soldier, but a vest whistle cavalry from Alihachaoha camp. He had no three layers of armor on his body, only double layers of cotton armor. He was shot through by heavy arrows. The arrowhead drilled into the flesh and screamed and fell from the horse's back. However, his feet were still hung on stirrups and dragged on the snow by the war horse. The arrowhead hit the ground and broke, and a row of blood marks were dragged out from the snow.

Cao Bianjiao, who was running side by side with Li Laoer, saw that Li Laoer had killed two people in a row. He was arrogant and did not want to be outdone, so he also took out a heavy and slender step bow, which was a two-stone step bow. Cao Bianjiao was extremely strong. He stood on the sled and took out a well-crafted heavy arrow, rounded the strong bow, aimed at the back of a Later Jin soldier, loosened his fingers, and a feather arrow flew out.

Cao Bianjiao's feather arrows are of extremely high quality. The shafts are made of birch, the arrows are also made of fine iron, and the fine steel is also pointed at, so the weight of the arrows is nearly three taels. Although the arrows are heavy, if they are shot with ordinary bows and arrows, the range is extremely short, but such weight is nothing to the two-stone strong bow.

The nearly three or two heavy arrows whistled out a hundred steps under the powerful force of more than 200 kilograms, like a heavy javelin piercing into the back of the Later Jin soldiers, directly shooting through the double armor, piercing through the entire body. The arrowhead carries blood and internal organs, and pierces through the two layers of armor in front and stabs out from the front chest.

The Jin soldier immediately turned over and fell off the horse, and he must have been unable to survive.

Zhuangda, the Later Jin army, who was riding a horse, heard a gun and saw a flag-drunk falling off his horse. He turned his head and looked back, and found that the Ming army's cavalry was still a hundred steps away. He felt the fear of death in his heart: What kind of musket of Minggou can take human life from a hundred steps away? Or hit the fast-gun cavalry, is that too powerful? If Minggou is equipped with such a firearm, then there is no need to fight in the future.

Then two feather arrows flew over, and two Jin soldiers fell from the horse's back.

This time, the Zhuangda felt even more frightened: when the cavalry chased him, they could shoot a heavy armor-breaking arrow out of hundreds of steps, which was something that even the white-armored Bayala soldiers could not do!

Baijia Bayala's riding bow can shoot a hundred steps, but it is a light arrow. If you ride a bow and shoot a heavy arrow, you will only have fifty steps to the sky. Only by standing on the ground and shooting an arrow with a step bow can shoot a distance of more than a hundred steps.

Zhuangda obviously felt that the sound of horse hooves behind him was getting closer and closer to him, and he felt extremely frightened: his elite whistle riding on good horses, one man and two horses, was actually being chased closer and closer by the Mingdo behind him. This was too outrageous.

Before Zhuangda could understand what was going on, another heavy arrow shot by Cao Bianjiao left behind another Jin soldier.

At the same time, Li Laoer also shot a heavy arrow and shot a Jin soldier off his horse.

The sled car driven by Li Hong was on the right side. He waved the whip and whipped the horse. The sled car surrounded the flanks, and was only about seventy steps away from the Jin soldiers. Then he set off a bow and arrow, and a heavy arrow roared out and shot down a Jin soldiers. At the same time, a Ming army in the car picked up the Lumi gun and aimed at a Jin soldiers.

"Bang" the musket roared, and a blood arrow spurted out from the targeted Jin soldiers, and fell from the horse.

The sled car that Cao Lei drove also chased after him, and a heavy arrow and a projectile shot out at the same time. Two Jin soldiers turned over and fell off the horse, and a sensation of snowflakes rose from the snow.

In a blink of an eye, nine Jin soldiers and whistle cavalry were left in the snow. The Jin army Zhuangda never thought of such a result. His elite whistle cavalry was easily shot and killed like hunting! Now there are only seven people left by his side. If he cannot escape, the Khan will not know that the Ming army will attack at night.

To be honest, Huang Taiji was not afraid of someone coming to steal the camp. His camp was arranged very reasonably, like a solid earthen city, and the Jurchen soldiers' camp was in the center and the outer edge was the Mongol camp. If the Ming army came to steal the camp, the first thing that would be affected was the Mongols. Huang Taiji, a few Mongolians, did not feel sorry for the death of a few Mongolians. In this way, he could give himself enough warning time, and the Jurchen soldiers would be ready to fight out, which would cause heavy losses to the Ming army that stole the camp.

However, the Mongolian who Zhuangda was unwilling to cooperate with the Dajin Dynasty made a loss in vain, which was also a result that Huang Taiji didn't want to see. So Zhuangda thought to go back alive to report the news. Of course, Li Laoer could not let him get what he wanted.

One hundred and sixteen high-speed sledge vehicles were divided into three groups. Light sledge vehicles on both wings were attacked, and arrows shot and shot the remaining seven Later Jin soldiers off their horses like autumn wind sweeping the fallen leaves. The Zhuangda was not spared. No matter how high his martial arts were, he was shot into a hedgehog by arrows, and he shot himself to death in the snow with his men and horses.

Although the fifteen-man Hou Jin whistle cavalry was annihilated, the sound of fire from the muskets alarmed another Hou Jin scout cavalry two miles away. Although the scout cavalry was a Mongolian scout cavalry with much weaker combat power, it was large in number, with more than fifty Mongolian light cavalry.

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Chapter completed!