In the air, he pointed directly to the direction of the leader of the tribe and kept trembling.

The leader of the large tribe captured Cha'er and was dumbfounded with three hundred cavalrymen.

The young man with fox fur lit up his eyes and pulled the corners of his mouth, which was really a surprise.

He led his troops to strangle this small tribe of 100 people. It was his instructed by the powerful young master Tuoba.

On the grassland, there may be powerful tribal leaders who can save face from Yelu, Murong, and the children of the two tribes.

But no one dares to disobey his orders.

In the desert and on the grassland, his father, Tuoba Bodhisattva, was almost equivalent to the imperial edict of His Majesty the Empress.

If it is in the Beimang army, it is even better.

The key is that the empress never felt that she was very powerful and shocked by the emperor.

She had no suspicion about her military god, and she had no more trust.
Chapter completed!