At this moment, the third person in the Great Food was writing his oriental experience in a beautiful white tent: "Here I did not see silk all over the trees, only low and inferior horses and vast deserts. The people here did not write with brushes as legendary. They recorded all kinds of strange symbols on their parchment. Note that I am talking about parchment here, which was something our ancestors used more than a hundred years ago. I am now beginning to doubt whether the papermakers captured in the war were from the Tang Dynasty?

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"Your Highness, Prince!" A general reported outside the tent: "We have a few wandering posts that have not come back. I am a little worried. I hope your Highness allows us to set off immediately."

"This is such a barbaric place!" Agush murmured. He was about to agree to start the camp, but at this moment, a scream suddenly broke out around him, and a scream rang out. A soldier of the Great Food came to report, "Your Highness, there are enemies attacking us, thousands of people."

Agush's face turned pale in an instant. He put his hand in front of his chest, looked at the sky and murmured: "God bless me!"

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The Tang army rushed into the camp of the Dashi Army like a strong wind. They waved their horse spears and killed them in the Dashi Army. The war horses stomped over the camp tents, and the swords slashed their heads, the horse spears pierced the chest, and the fire was burning. The Tang army violently and cruelly slaughtered the Dashi soldiers who had just fallen asleep, and some Dashi soldiers' sporadic resistance was completely swallowed up by the Tang army.

At this time, Cao Hanchen saw hundreds of large cavalrymen guarding a man riding a white war horse wading across the river and running westward. He immediately waved his hand and said, "Brothers, come chase me!"

Cao Hanchen urged the horse to fight and led a large group of cavalry to chase after him. He suddenly had an idea and immediately gave a few instructions to a side general, who led hundreds of people to the northeast.

Four hundred cavalrymen protected Agush and waded across the river. They had just escaped hundreds of steps westward. Suddenly, a large group of enemy cavalry appeared in the darkness ahead of them. Arrows were fired at once, and the Dashi Army was caught off guard. They were shot and overturned, killing and injured more than a hundred people.
Chapter completed!