Soon another scout reported back: "Lord of the Headquarters, Jiannu were found more than ten miles upstream of the Fuhe River. There are at least tens of thousands of people, carrying Folang machine guns and red cannons."

"Chase!" Hu Guozhu decisively ordered the pursuit.

After chasing for about half an hour, I caught up with the group of Jiannu.

However, this group of Jiannu has already formed a large phalanx using sidecars and carriages, and a large number of Folang machines and tiger squatting guns have been set up on the sidecars and carriages.

Seeing this, Hu Guozhu decisively gave up the idea of ​​attacking.

Using cavalry to attack an infantry protected by car camps and artillery is simply seeking death.

So Hu Guozhu led the cavalry around to the front, trying to hold back the slaves, and waited until the infantry and artillery caught up, then surrounded and annihilated them in the wild.

However, Hu Guozhu quickly gave the order to give way.

Because Jiannu's car array could move on the plains.

Therefore, Hu Guozhu and his cavalry soldiers could only follow Jiannu from a distance until dark, and sent this group of Jiannu to the vicinity of Cangzhou.

The outdoors is no longer safe after dark.

Hu Guozhu could only take the cavalry back to the camp at Fuhekou.

However, the cavalry scouts at the cavalry station did not return. Instead, they continued to roam the vast fields on both sides of the floating river, engaging in brutal hunting and counter-hunting with the slave-building Ye Bushou.

The war between the Ming and Qing armies has not really broken out yet.

But the deadly battle between the scout cavalry and Ye Bushou on both sides,
Chapter completed!