Xue Rengui reported that "the final general captured 421 Xiliang cavalry and 792 horses."

Zhao Yun said, "I have captured 213 Xiliang cavalrymen and 412 horses."

Chu Tian nodded approvingly.

Zhao Yun's battle results were less than Xue Rengui's, and the reason was very simple, because Zhao Yun was not yet Chu Tian's subordinate, and he allocated fewer troops than Xue Rengui.

Chu Tian looked at Hua Mulan, who came out and replied, "My subordinates captured 125 Xiliang cavalrymen and 213 war horses."

When Chu Tian heard this result, he was a little dissatisfied.

Hua Mulan led a lot of cavalry this time, but they only had such a small amount of loot.

Logically speaking, Hua Mulan should not be lazy.

Hua Mulan added, "However, the general finally rescued a group of officials from the imperial court. Because he was competing with the Xiliang soldiers for hundreds of officials, there was no spare time to capture the war horses."

Baiguan

Chu Tian was slightly shocked. None of the emperor got it, and it fell into the hands of Dong Zhuo. It was neither a gain nor a loss for Chu Tian. The person who held the emperor hostage to order the princes was Dong Zhuo, not a powerful alien prince.

Within Chutian's acceptance range.

The credit for rescuing the officials is only smaller than the credit for rescuing the emperor, and it can be regarded as an unexpected gain.

Chu Tian took a look at his military exploits. The battles of Xingyang, Hulao, and the pursuit of Dong Zhuo had a total of 70,000 military exploits, of which 10,000 military exploits came from rescuing some officials.

"Bring them to me."

Instead of getting the emperor, getting a group of officials can increase the influence of the territory. After all, many of the officials were relatively famous figures in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

The fourth and third generation of Yuan Shao's family brought huge influence to Yuan Shao.

Soon, Hua Mulan used Tang Dao to invite a group of rescued officials to enter Chu Tian's camp. There were about twenty or thirty people in the group. Many of them seemed frightened by the war and were submissive, not the magnanimous officials of the imperial court should have.

One of them had gray hair, but he was calm and fearless, unlike most civil servants.

"Master Lu."

Chu Tian was deeply surprised that this person appeared here.

This person is none other than his former superior on the battlefield in Guangzong County, Beizhong Lang General Lu Zhi, Liu Bei’s teacher.

He was actually among the hundreds of officials captured by Dong Zhuo.
Chapter completed!