Yueji was immediately stunned.
This general's attire is exactly the same as their commander, Lü Bu!
What... what's going on here?
Yueji was momentarily dazed, almost thinking the other person was Lü Bu.
However, when the cavalry had already charged like arrows to within about a hundred paces of Yueji, Yueji could now clearly see their attire.
What! !
Black mask, centaur armor!
The spear in his hand gleamed coldly.
The eyes behind the mask seemed to shoot out a captivating sharpness.
It's...it's heavy cavalry!
Yueji felt a pang of despair in his heart, and suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.
As the marshal of the Western Qiang Kingdom, he was well-informed and had heard of the Tuoba Xianbei tribe in the northern desert who had heavily armored cavalry, such as the Tiger-Striped Cavalry.
I've also heard that the Han Dynasty once had a glorious era of heavily armored cavalry, which utterly annihilated the Xiongnu cavalry, leaving them with not a single piece of armor.
Despite not having experienced the terrifying power of heavily armored cavalry firsthand, Yueji was aware of their formidable strength.
If Yueji had known that the enemy had heavy cavalry, he would never have led his cavalry to fight them head-on.
However, it was too late to stop at this point; the other vehicle was already at its maximum speed.
If Yueji were to order his five thousand troops to turn back, the outcome would only be worse.
If thousands of cavalrymen were to turn their horses around in a panic, they would fall into complete chaos without the enemy even needing to attack.
The enemy's attack area was not large; even if they broke through his five thousand cavalry, they would at most lose one or two thousand men.
Judging from their speed, their target should be Lü Bu's army behind Yueji.
Better to die for your fellow Daoist than for this one!
Yueji made a decisive decision: "Everyone, charge forward!"
The five thousand Qiang cavalry were already in a state of panic, terrified by the overwhelming force of the approaching cavalry.
The enemy's armor was so dark that even their warhorse was encased in it.
Although there were fewer than two thousand cavalrymen, their equipment was clearly far superior to that of the Qiang people.
Upon hearing Marshal Yueji's order, they had no choice but to grit their teeth and go forward.
boom!
In the blink of an eye, the two armies made contact.
Swords flashed, spears flew, and blood splattered everywhere!
Just like a man's hardest thing penetrating a woman's softest spot!
Five thousand Qiang cavalrymen let out cries of pain.
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