Just after Youshi, the sky gradually became dark.

At this time, the cavalry of the Gongtu Division had already had a good meal and were ready.

But Bori Tiechna did not rush to cross the river, but waited until the end of Xu Shi (9 p.m.).

Guessing that the time was almost up, Boritiechina called Hairigu to him and warned: "Hairigu, I will leave you three hundred warriors. You must take good care of our home and don't let the Dashun army

Burned our food, grass and baggage."

Boritichi was not worried about the Ming army in the river bend. He was worried about the two thousand Shun troops in the northwest.

"Don't worry, leader." Hai Rigu patted his chest and said, "Just lead your sons across the river."

Boritiechna gave Hai Rigu a few more words, and then he ordered more than 1,500 riders to quietly cross the Baihe River, which was more than 1.5 meters deep, from the lower reaches to the east bank under the cover of night.

The whole process didn't make any sound.

Horses hold coins in their mouths, people hold grass in their mouths, and the horses' hooves are all wrapped in cloth.

After crossing the river, the cavalrymen of Gongtu Department put on their clothes and armor, pushed their horses to the ground, and then began to wait quietly, waiting for the more than a thousand Ming troops in the river bend to come forward and throw themselves into the trap.

Time passed slowly in the boring waiting, and finally it was time.

Bori Tiechina looked northward from the knee-deep grass, only to see dozens of bonfires still lit in the Ming army camp on the bend of the river. There seemed to be no movement from the Ming army?

Boriti China's brows suddenly tightened.
Chapter completed!