Chapter 6 Women's Hero 4

A strong wind blew from behind me, making my hair stand on end. I stopped and didn't dare to go any further. I pulled the horse's rein tightly and rubbed it to the corner step by step. I stuck to the wall with the horse until the sky lit up again.

The whole process didn't last long, but I felt as if it had been a long time.

I saw that the horse's mood had calmed down, and the horse flew a few whips and galloped away in the direction of the military palace.

Many people have already gathered inside and outside the house. Uneasy soldiers gathered inside the house; panicked people gathered outside the house.

Seeing me galloping, several soldiers quickly squeezed out of the crowd and said, "The general has asked me to participate in the military deliberations several times. Come on in." After saying that, separate the crowd and let me squeeze in.

Compaing with the noisy door, the house is surprisingly quiet. I crossed the two doors and came to the front of the hall, but I saw Liu Prison and others standing respectfully in the hall. Seeing me come in, several people gestured to me. I quietly walked over and crossed everyone's heads to see that it turned out to be a divination.

The time of divination was not long, and the result came out soon.

The soldier said to everyone with a sad face that the situation was not very good. In the future, there will be major variables in the East and the West. Disasters will continue, and military disasters are only one of them. In addition, there are some ambiguous speculations.

After everyone returned to their seats, Liu Jaozhi said to us, "Before you arrive, I have discussed several military affairs with the generals. The important thing is in coastal defense. Sun En has been sending troops to harass in recent months since he escaped from Huiji. Although it did not occupy important cities and military strongholds, it caused many casualties among our soldiers and civilians. We can't just guard Wujun, Huiji and other important towns. We need to strengthen coastal defense everywhere and take the initiative to attack, which makes Sun En overwhelmed.

I nodded with everyone.

Liu Laozhi continued: "At present, the number of our army is limited, and I am going to transfer 10,000 people from Beifu to Wu County for reinforcements. At the same time, new soldiers were widely recruited in Jingkou and Wu County. What do you see when Liu joins the army?

I said, "The general is so well placed. Wu County and Huiji are important places for defense and the base camp of the garrison, and they really need to have enough soldiers. However, because it is a place under the jurisdiction of Liu and Xie, I am afraid that Huiji and Wu County will be neglected to guard them. It's better to have more traffic than General Xie Yan.

"It is true. There has been less contact recently. General Xie..." Liu Jaozhi suddenly stopped talking here and thought for a moment and said, "I'm afraid he may not pay attention to Sun En and Mao's thief."

This sentence doesn't sound like ordinary people, but when an experienced general hears it, it implies that Xie Yan may underestimate the enemy and neglect prevention.

However, when everyone heard this, they just looked at each other and didn't say anything.

The discussion lasted for nearly half an hour. When the people outside the house heard that another 10,000 horses were going to come from Beijing, they were also calm and gradually dispersed.

After Sima and several people joined the army and went into Liu Prison's inner house to discuss some things, we hurried home as soon as we left the house.

As soon as I entered the house, I saw a letter on the table. Despite sweating profusely, I just wiped my hands with a cloth and couldn't wait to open the letter.

Amaranth's silk characters look very terrable. The letter said that she has been in a relatively comfortable mood recently and occasionally goes out of the city to relax. She said that she saw how the street people in the city and the flowers and trees outside the city were. I read a lot of nothing and wrote a piece of paper.

I finished reading the letter and prepared to go out. As soon as he arrived at the door, the boy sent another letter. I opened it and read it. Amaranth only wrote a few sentences on it, which were about the solar eclipse. I rewarded the boy who sent the letter and rode to the north of the city.

All the way, I have been worried about whether Mr. Zi is still in such a mess on the street just now. However, although there are fewer people in the north of the city, Mr. Kezi is still sitting under the wall reading a broken book.

When Mr. Tester saw me coming again, he only stared at me and smiled. I was so embarrassed by his smile that I had to sit down and tell him what I wanted to write and ask him to think about it.

In the past, I wrote more *, which were all factual articles with a fixed format and fixed words. Even if I don't need the recorder and documents in the barracks, I can write them myself.

I never knew that it would be so difficult to write a letter.

However, I think the very difficult thing is very easy for Mr. After a while, he waved it. I read the letter from beginning to end, which is indeed much better than the sentence I thought about.

When paying, Mr. Tester still smiled maliciously. I smiled awkwardly and left with the letter.

In the next few days, I frequently traveled to the military mansion, the barracks and the North City. The time in the North City is the shortest, but the number of times it is the most.

Amaranth repeatedly apologized for coming to my house that day and invited me to sit at her place when I was free. Although I really wanted to go, and even several colleagues invited me to the "Fairy Pavilion" to listen to music, I avoided it. In my letter to Amaranth, I kept saying that there was something in the army and never went.

Until one day, I finally decided not to go to Beicheng to find Mr. Tester, but to write to Amaranth by myself.

After my letter was sent, I never received a reply from amaranth.

It's still the same the next day. I suddenly felt empty in my heart. The mood of worrying about gains and losses affects my every move and makes me inexplicably restless.

Before the uneasiness about the solar eclipse in Wujun City subsided, the news came from the south that the disaster of the eclipse was fulfilled. A few days later, the news was verified by the emperor's edict from the capital Jiankang: Xie Yan, who guarded Huiji, was killed in the battle with Sun En, and Huiji City was defeated by Sun En again. Sun En is taking Huiji as his station to recruit civilians from surrounding states and counties to join the thief army.

This news is like a thunderbolt.

Xie Yan is a famous general in the world, and he has the style of his cousin Xie Xuan. It has only been a few months since the imperial court appointed him to guard the meeting. This long-standing, invincible general who has won countless enemies and made incalcitable achievements was killed in this way. This is unbelievable.

According to the internal servant who came to the edict from Jiankang, Huiji Wang Daozi and Huiji Shizi Yuanxian attach great importance to the conquest of Sun En and the recovery of Huiji.

Although Sima Daozi and his son have always lived in the capital, they are known as the "King of Huiji" after all, and Huiji is their real feudal state. Even the capital of the feudal country has fallen into the hands of thieves. In nominal terms, won't the king of Huiji and the son become exiled kings? The exile is an important minister of the imperial court, which is a great loss of face.

In addition to confirming the failure of the defense of the inspection and the death of the main general Xie Yan, the edict also appointed Liu Laozhi as the general of Zhengbei, and quickly led the army to the inspection to defeat Sun's thief bandits.

Liu Laozhi had to make Liu Jingxuan take several generals to defend Wu County and personally lead the army to the south to attack Huiji. Fortunately, with the foresight, 10,000 Jingkou garrison was transferred to Wu County in advance, so as not to be overstretched by the shortage of soldiers.