In the harsh winter, Mangui set out. For one and a half months, they bypassed the northern foothills of the Altai Mountains and walked through the wild Siberian ice field!

Many outstanding soldiers fell forever in the ice and snow of Siberia. Without duck down jackets, duck down sleeping bags, and woolen cloaks, Mangui would have lost even more soldiers.

There was nothing we could do about it, and only by traveling through the Siberian wilderness in winter could we keep the secret of sending troops to the greatest extent possible.

Everyone encountered along the way, no matter what race they were, was killed. The secrets of the army's operations were not allowed to be known to anyone.

After overcoming various difficulties, Mangui finally arrived at the Kulbas Pass as scheduled.

After only two days of rest here, Mangui was still worried about being exposed early. The 30,000 Mongolian cavalry led by Beregutai appeared here.

Only one battalion was blocking the attack at the mountain pass. The other two battalions were ambushed outside the mountain pass and began to encircle and suppress the 3,000 former army cavalry who rushed over according to the plan.

Mangui and the remaining troops of the 1st Cavalry Division were actually ten miles away behind Beregutai.

Beregutai looked like he was crazy, commanding his troops one after another to charge towards the Ming army that had the advantage of the terrain. If he didn't take advantage of the fact that the three thousand cavalry on the other side of the mountain pass had not been wiped out, he would rush out in one fell swoop.

After the three thousand cavalry are wiped out, I am afraid that I will never be able to break through the Kulbas Pass.

Just when Belegutai was commanding the Mongolian soldiers to fight back desperately, there was sudden chaos behind them. Under the silver moonlight, a cavalry group was rushing over at high speed.

The soldiers in the front row were constantly spitting tongues of fire from their hands.
Chapter completed!