Zhongli Mei glanced at Liu Feng.

"The cavalry I brought with me are very powerful. If it were an ordinary person, I'm afraid I wouldn't even be able to keep up with them."

"It's not that I look down on Lord Liu's men, but I feel that if Lord Liu's men hold us back in this kind of escort work, it would be hard to say what we are doing."

"It's okay, I'm not angry if you say that."

"It's just cavalry, as if I don't have any."

"Three hundred people."

Liu Feng said with a smile, as if it was something very ordinary.

Zhongli Mei's face changed, with an expression of disbelief and surprise.

"Are you serious?"

Liu Feng nodded with a smile.

"Excellent, excellent."

Zhongli Mei immediately waved his hand.

A soldier came in and said to him, "Tell the brothers to rest for a while, we will go with Lord Liu's cavalry."

Someone looked at Liu Feng and said, "That's good. Thank you very much, Sir Liu."

"However, if we do encounter the Northern Barbarian army, I will lead my men to hold them back. Sir Liu, please transport the crossbow back."

Although Zhongli Mei did not say it explicitly, his meaning was very clear. He looked down on Liu Feng's cavalry and did not believe that a group of rabble could have much combat effectiveness.

After all, the cavalrymen he brought with him were experienced in battle.

He knew very well that Liu Feng was ordered to form a local militia, but time was limited after all. In such a short period of time, it would be a success if he could train these villagers to be able to climb onto horses without falling off.

It was very simple for Liu Feng to take the initiative to propose it. He didn't want his batch of crossbows to fall into the hands of the Northern Barbarian Army. If that really happened, it would be troublesome.

"General Zhong, there is one more thing."