After more than ten rounds, Huadao saw that the general he was facing, though tall and strong, was not skilled in martial arts and was no match for him, so he fought more and more bravely.
Gu Huai pretended to be out of breath and became flustered, on the verge of defeat.
Just then, Gu Huai jumped out of the circle, and Huadao knew that this person might be trying to escape.
"Don't even think about escaping. Dismount and surrender." Huadao blocked Gu Huai's retreat.
"General Hua is highly skilled in martial arts, and I am no match for him. I humbly admit defeat. I have come to the front lines of the two armies today because of an important matter."
"What is it? Speak quickly." At this moment, Huadao seemed arrogant.
Gu Huai chuckled inwardly and said:
"I have a letter here, a personal letter from my marshal, which I need to deliver to Marshal Kurituo."
"What letter? Bring it here for me to see. Don't try anything funny."
"I dare not, please ask General Hua to deliver this letter to Marshal Kurituo."
As Gu Huai spoke, he took an envelope out of his bag and prepared to hand it to Hua Dao.
Huadao freed one hand, spurred his horse forward, and prepared to take the letter.
He had just stretched out his hand when Gu Huai grabbed it.
Huadao was taken aback and tried to break free, but Gu Huai's large hand was like a pair of large pincers, making Huadao unable to move.
Before Huadao could think any further, Gu Huaiyi pulled Huadao over and captured him alive, just like catching a chick.
Gu Huai urged his horse back and threw Huadao on the ground.
The soldiers rushed forward and tied Huadao up tightly.
Gu Huai quickly returned to the front lines of the two armies. He had only captured one general from the Luo Kingdom. It would be better to capture another general from the foreign kingdom, as the foreign general would likely know more.
Gu Huai's capture of Huadao alive just now caused a commotion in the barbarian camp.
For the enemy soldiers, Gu Huai was no match for Hua Dao. But after Hua Dao saw something, he was captured alive. Could it be that he was hit by some kind of hidden weapon?
Seeing Gu Huai urge his horse back, one of the barbarian generals spurred his horse forward.
Gu Huai sized up the newcomer and, seeing that he was tall and about the same height as himself, asked a question.
"Who do you come to see? State your name."
“I am Ge Kaishan, a general of the foreign kingdom. What kind of hidden weapon did you use to capture General Hua just now?”
Upon hearing this, Gu Huai burst into laughter.
"You're right. I did use a hidden weapon to capture him. I'll use another hidden weapon to capture you in a moment."
"I won't fall for it, watch out."
After Ge Kaishan finished speaking, he raised the spiked club in his hand and smashed it towards Gu Huai.
Ge Kaishan knew that his martial arts skills were superior to those of Huadao. As long as he didn't give the general in front of him a chance, even if he had hidden weapons, he wouldn't be able to use them.
He had planned to kill Gu Huai with a single blow, but now he changed his mind and was determined to capture Gu Huai alive to see what kind of hidden weapon he had used and whether it could be used for his own purposes.
Gu Huai did not fully display his strength when fighting this barbarian general, but the barbarian general in front of him was powerful and had a heavy staff, much stronger than Hua Dao.
In order to capture Ge Kaishan, Gu Huai held back his marksmanship. To outsiders, it seemed that Gu Huai could only barely keep up and wouldn't last long.
Ge Kaishan fought with increasing ferocity, wielding his spiked club like a windmill, creating an impenetrable barrier.
Gu Huai fought and retreated, having already devised a plan to capture Ge Kaishan alive.
A few months ago in Gujiazhuang, Li Guang had a contest with Gu Huai. At that time, Li Guang threw a hemp rope at him and bound him.
After this experience, he decided to develop a rope that could bind people. After some time, Gu Huai finally developed this rope and named it the Binding Rope.
The principle behind this hidden weapon is very simple: when not in use, it is just a ball of rope, but when thrown, it unfolds into a rope.
He wasn't sure if the rope could hold a person, so he wanted to test it out today and see how it would work.
Ge Kaishan sensed that the general in front of him was about to use a hidden weapon, so he pressed closer and closer.
Just then, Ge Kaishan noticed that the enemy general had thrown something at him.
The spiked club in his hand was flying up and down, blocking any hidden weapons aimed at him and posing no threat to him.
To his surprise, the object thrown at him turned into a rope, which immediately entangled the spiked club in his hand. Not only that, the rope also wrapped around one of his arms.
Ge Kaishan was shocked. He wanted to untie the rope as quickly as possible, but it was difficult to do so in a short time.
His spiked club was tightly bound by the rope, and the binding was getting tighter and tighter, leaving him at a loss for what to do.
Gu Huai was overjoyed at the sight. The hidden weapon he had developed was quite effective. If he didn't take you down now, when would he?
Thinking of this, Gu Huai thrust his spear forward.
Because his spiked club was entangled and no longer effective, Ge Kaishan had no choice but to dodge when he saw Gu Huai's spear thrusting towards him.
Just as he dodged the first shot, Gu Huai's second shot arrived. Only then did Ge Kaishan realize that Gu Huai's shooting speed was too fast, giving him no chance to catch his breath.
Since his weapon was no longer usable, Ge Kaishan had no choice but to dodge left and right. Before he knew it, Gu Huai stabbed him in the other arm with a spear.
At this moment, Ge Kaishan had one arm bound and the other stabbed, so even if he was highly skilled in martial arts, it was useless.
The only option at that moment was to escape. He tried to turn his horse around, but was swept off by a spear.
Several soldiers rushed up, pinned Ge Kaishan down, and tied him up.
At this moment, a general rushed out from the enemy ranks, intending to rescue Ge Kaishan. However, as soon as he arrived, he was knocked off his horse by Gu Huai with a single spear thrust.
At this point, Gu Huai no longer concealed his strength. He had completed the task Li Guang had given him, and now all he had to do was kill a few more barbarian generals.
The barbarian soldiers were thrown into disarray. Gu Huai had just killed a general with a single spear thrust, demonstrating his strength, and no one dared to challenge him anymore.
Gu Huai rode his warhorse around the front of the formation a few times. Seeing that no one came forward to challenge him, he felt that it was enough and withdrew his troops back to Hanyu Pass.
After learning that two enemy generals had been captured, Li Guang immediately ordered them to be interrogated. The two men had some backbone, and after a long time of questioning, they did not get any valuable information out of them.
It was within Li Guang's expectations that he could not get any information about the enemy camp. As a true general, he was rarely afraid of death. Even if you took them out to be beheaded, they would not be afraid.
At this moment, a general stepped out from under the tent, approached Li Guang, and said:
"Marshal, let me give it a try. Perhaps I have a way to get them to talk."
Li Guang looked up and saw that it was one of Marshal Han's deputy generals, named Gao Ting. This man was burly, with a face as dark as the bottom of a pot and a full beard, looking like a fierce demon.
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