At this moment, a general beside him spurred his horse forward and said:

"Marshal, why use a sledgehammer to crack a nut? Hand over Kurituo to me, and I will capture him alive."

Li Guang turned his head and saw that it was Cao Yu, a general under Marshal Han.

Li Guang nodded and said:

"General Cao, please be careful."

"The materials are fine."

After Cao Yu finished speaking, he raised his large cleaver and charged towards Kulituo.

Kulituo stepped forward, spear in hand, ready to fight Cao Yu. At that moment, a warrior charged out from behind Kulituo and spoke:

"General, hand this man over to me."

Coolido nodded and stepped back.

The enemy general spurred his horse forward and raised his large cleaver to strike Cao Yu.

Cao Yu drew his sword to meet him, and the two engaged in a fierce battle.

Both men were armed with large cleavers. They fought for more than ten rounds, and the barbarian general was clearly no match for him, soon only able to parry.

This is understandable. After fleeing for so long, the soldiers and their horses were exhausted. At this point, the enemy soldiers had no desire to fight and only wanted to escape as quickly as possible.

Cao Yu fought with increasing ferocity, and the enemy general, caught off guard, was cut down by Cao Yu.

"Who else wants to come up and fight this general?"

Before Cao Yu could finish speaking, another enemy general rushed out and fought with Cao Yu. After only a few rounds, he was also beheaded.

Upon seeing this, the barbarian soldiers retreated repeatedly, and no one dared to step forward to fight.

Cao Yu glanced at Kuli Tuo in the crowd and pointed at him with his broadsword.

"Kurituo, come and fight this general."

Kuli Tuo was furious at Cao Yu's rudeness.

The barbarian soldiers were defeated and chased so desperately that they looked like stray dogs.

It seemed that he had no choice but to go on stage himself. Kuli Tuo spurred his horse, spear in hand, and rode up to Cao Yu.

Kouli is nearly sixty years old and no longer young, while Cao Yu is just over thirty, tall and strong, and his kung fu is also quite good.

Kuli Tuo had fought on the battlefield for decades and was no ordinary man. In his youth, he was also a fierce general of the foreign kingdom, but after becoming a commander-in-chief, he rarely fought on the battlefield.

Kuli Tuo spurred his horse to Cao Yu, and without saying a word, thrust his spear at him, wanting to finish the fight quickly and escape as soon as possible.

Although Kurit is old, he is still as sharp as ever, and his spear is incredibly elusive.

After several rounds, it was clear that Cao Yu was no match for Kurituo. Relying on his youth and strength, Cao Yu used all his skills to barely manage to hold on.

Kurtico was unwilling to do that; he was getting old, and he couldn't keep playing like this for long.

He decided that he had to capture this general as soon as possible. After thinking about it, he came up with an idea.

Just as the two horses missed each other, Kurituo suddenly drew his sword and slashed at Cao Yu.

Cao Yu was taken aback. What was wrong with Kulituo? Why was he drawing his sword at this moment?

Swords are meant for self-defense and are suitable for close-quarters combat. However, since the two are fighting on horseback, drawing a sword would not only be of little use but would also be a burden.

Without a second thought, Cao Yu raised his broadsword to block Kurituo's sword, which struck the hilt of the sword.

Surprisingly, Coolido's sword is a true treasure, capable of cutting through gold and jade, and slicing through iron like mud.

Cao Yu's knife hilt immediately broke in two, but Kuli Tuo's sword did not stop immediately and directly slashed across Cao Yu's arm.

And just like that, Cao Yu's arm was severed alive. Cao Yu screamed and fell off his horse.

Kuli Tuo raised his gun to end Cao Yu's life, but Li Guangda was shocked and quickly urged his horse forward.

Di Numa appeared in front of Kuli Tuo in an instant, and at the same time, Li Guang's spear also thrust towards Kuli Tuo.

Kulito was taken aback and quickly withdrew his spear to block the spear thrusting at him.

The two large guns collided, and Kurituo's arms went numb from the impact. He was amazed by the immense strength.

When fighting Li Guang, Kurituo was clearly no match for him. However, Kurituo had a sword in his hand, and he wanted to do the same thing and cut Li Guang's spear in half.

It was no easy task for Li Guang to defeat Kurituo as soon as possible, especially since Kurituo possessed a sword that could cut through iron like mud.

The spear in his hand was a divine spear obtained from Gujiazhuang, but even the best weapon has its weaknesses. If his divine spear were damaged by the sword in Kulituo's hand, wouldn't Li Guang be heartbroken?

Kuli Tuo, holding a gun in one hand and a sword in the other, fought with Li Guang. Because Li Guang dared not use his spear to touch Kuli Tuo's sword, he appeared to be at a disadvantage.

It seems that taking down Kurituo in a short time will not be easy. Li Guang also has a divine sword that can cut through gold and jade and slice through iron like mud. He can use it to deal with the sword in Kurituo's hand.

This sword was given to Li Guang by Zhao Xian when he went on a campaign. It was a belt sword, which could be worn around the waist as a belt when not in use.

Today we're going to take it out and use it on the battlefield for the first time.

Kuli Tuo swung his sword, aiming to strike Li Guang's spear. As Kuli Tuo swung his sword at Li Guang's spear, Li Guang drew his belt sword and met the attack head-on.

The battle between the two was so exciting that everyone watched with bated breath. Although Kurituo was no match for Li Guang, his sword allowed him to hold his own.

Suddenly, Li Guang also drew his sword to meet the sword that Kuli Tuo was slashing at. Before anyone could react, the two swords clashed together.

With a crisp sound, the two swords broke in two, leaving the two men holding only half of the swords, while the other half fell to the ground.

Kurituo never dreamed that Li Guang also possessed a sword that could cut through iron like mud, and that Li Guang had managed to sever his own sword in two. Kurituo cried out, nearly fainting from the pain.

Li Guang had not expected this outcome; his precious sword was damaged, which pained him greatly.

This was the precious sword that Brother Zhao had given him. It was damaged on the first use, and he couldn't bear to throw away the broken half of the sword. He carefully inserted it into his belt.

Kurituo looked at the sword in his hand, which was less than a foot long and unusable. Throwing it away was not an option, nor was keeping it. Just as he was hesitating, Li Guang's spear was already thrusting towards him.

Kuli Tuo reluctantly threw away the broken sword in his hand and resumed fighting Li Guangda.

Kuli Tuo, armed only with his spear, was no match for Li Guang. However, Li Guang wanted to capture Kuli Tuo alive; otherwise, he would have already knocked him off his horse.

The two fought for more than ten rounds before Kurituo was swept off his horse by Li Guang's spear.

A barbarian general tried to rush forward to rescue him, but as soon as he arrived, Li Guang stabbed him through the heart.

The other generals dared not make any more moves and just stood at a distance, stunned.

At this moment, several soldiers rushed up and tied up Kulituo, who had fallen to the ground, tightly.

Kulito sighed deeply. The situation was hopeless. He had spent his life on the battlefield, only to end up like this.