In the chaos, the captain looked up at the top of the city wall and immediately shouted, "Get out of the way! Get out of the way!"

Another huge rock was thrown down from a great height. This rock was as big as a calf and hit the center of the chariot with a loud bang.

No matter how sturdy the car body was, it could not withstand such a strong impact. Several wooden wheels under the car were thrown out, and a big hole was smashed through the sharp ridge covered with mud. Blood immediately splashed out from the car.

Several surviving soldiers fled from the car in panic, and were then shot down by arrows flying overhead.

The chariot had completely lost its ability to move. Only then did the soldiers on the city wall pick up their bows, and from their high position, they shot the fleeing rebels one by one within a distance of more than ten steps.

The captain drew his sword and loudly ordered the soldiers to raise their shields and form a formation to resist the attack on the fortress, but then he was shot through the shoulder by a sharp arrow.

He screamed and fell to the ground, his sword flying to the side.

The surrounding rebels dragged him up and retreated in a hurry, but the result of exposing their backs to the enemy was only a rapid increase in casualties.

The soldiers of the Shen Ce Army used wooden shields to protect each other, and several archers took turns shooting, and rebels kept falling under their arrows.

Guo Zhigao gave the signal with an expressionless face, and several chariots gathered at the same time, forming a semi-circle around the city gate.

Not long after, two more chariots were destroyed while moving before they could get close to the city gate and the city wall.

The enemy's attack method was exactly the same. They first hit the corner of the chariot with a medium-sized stone. When the damaged vehicle moved slowly, they hit it with a huge stone to directly destroy the vehicle. Finally, they used bows and arrows to kill the fleeing soldiers.

Guo Zhigao was also a battle-hardened general, but he had never seen such an orderly and textbook-like attack method.

Generally speaking, in a battle, both the attacker and the defender will make many mistakes. After all, swords and guns are blind, and both sides are under tremendous pressure in the fight. The characters, abilities and qualities of the soldiers vary greatly. Even after rigorous training, they are still far from being able to command as smoothly as using one's own arms.

There is only one possibility for such precise coordination - these enemy bandits are not guards who are unfamiliar with the battlefield, but the real elite of the border. They not only have rich combat experience, but have also fought together for many years and have a tacit understanding with each other.

This was a terrifying opponent he had never seen before.

I have never seen such a terrifying army.

Guo Zhigao subconsciously thought of Hua Zijian's defeat, and couldn't help but shudder, and his whole body trembled.