He meant to see the deputy general, so his trusted aides came in and asked Ji Changying and the others to leave.
Ji Changying didn't think there was anything wrong with it. There could be no ambiguity on important matters, so he had to do what had to be done.
She obediently went out of the tent with Wei Ying, and faced the inquiring eyes outside, she pretended not to see them.
When they came out, the expressions on their faces were obviously more relaxed. The guards immediately surrounded them and asked what had happened.
Because not long after they entered, the entire station started to move.
The order from above had not yet come down, so Wei Ying did not dare to speak carelessly and had to be vague.
As soon as they came out, they were taken away by the garrison soldiers and guarded in an empty tent, not allowing them to enter or leave.
Seeing the reaction of the garrison officer, the garrison officer immediately turned around and asked Wei Ying, "What on earth did you do?"
"What can I do? Don't be nervous. Once their scouts come back with the news, we should be able to get out."
When the garrison commander heard her say this, he had no choice but to accept it.
After all, they are all in the same boat now.
As for how Wei Ying knew the news, they didn't ask. They guessed it was related to the brother and sister who suddenly ran away.
Ji Changchuan lowered his voice: "Did they believe it?"
Ji Changying smiled slightly and said, "I've sent someone to verify the news."
Ji Changchuan felt nervous.
They are now waiting to see if their sister's news is true.
Ji Changying's special ability was unleashed, and he found Ji Fengshou and Ji Fengyi in a remote corner behind the station, who had been woken up in the middle of the night to assemble saddles.
Ji Fengshou was so tired that he could barely keep his eyes open, but he had to obey orders from above. He was forced to work while complaining, "I'm exhausted all day and there's no rest. When will this end?"
Ji Fengyi took the saddle from his hand and put it on the horse: "Something must have happened. There may be more fighting."
Ji Fengshou's face was filled with despair after hearing this: "Oh my god! Mules now have an easier life than us! These barbarians are really damnable! Can't you just sleep well in the middle of the night? What are you doing! Fighting every other day, they are so bored! I really want to kill them..."
Before he could finish his words, Zhou An stepped on him and winked at him.
Ji Fengshou turned his head and saw the horse groom coming over, whip in hand and looking around.
Ji Fengshou's scalp tightened, and he quickened his hands and dared not talk anymore.
Ji Changying felt relieved when he saw that his father was still in the mood to brag to his uncles.
Yang Xiong, who went out to investigate the news, quickly brought back the news.
Ji Changying was right. In the southwest, a team of elite cavalry was approaching here, and in front of them was a team of infantry driving a group of people infected with the plague in this direction.
In addition, archers, infantry, and a large number of soldiers were found in different directions rushing to different locations. Compared with the small battle yesterday, the number of people this time was so large that it was impossible to see the number clearly.
Kou Jiming was furious after hearing this. The matter was much more serious than Ji Changying said!
He immediately issued several orders and rushed to the training camp to call the prince back to take charge.
It didn't take long for Wei Ying and the others to feel the difference.
Everyone in the station was on the move, even the soldiers guarding them were nowhere to be seen.
The garrison officer lifted the curtain and looked outside, only to see a bustling crowd outside, with the sounds of roll calls and formations everywhere.
"It seems the news is correct. The barbarians really came to attack us." Wei Ying looked at the crowd outside with a complicated expression.
The Red Sleeves Army and the garrison stood together, somewhat hesitant: "Then what should we do?"
Just sit here?
It might sound awkward, but whose orders should they take? They were all perplexed for a moment.
"Let's wait for a moment. The situation is unclear right now. If they need help outside, we'll definitely go and help, but going there now will only cause more trouble."
The leader of the garrison saw the chaos outside, hesitated for a moment and decided to stay put for the time being.
Ji Changchuan swallowed his saliva and said, "They won't get in, right?"
The guard next to him sneered: "Boy, do you know where this is? This is Xinyangguan! If the defense line here can be breached, all our people will be killed in battle!"
Ji Changchuan just thought about their situation and asked this question subconsciously.
After hearing the answer from the person next to me, I felt that my question was unnecessary.
Xinyangguan was the first line of defense military fortress of Dali, and it was not comparable to places like Xiaotian Village in Gan County.
Almost all the soldiers in the garrison rushed towards the battlefields in different directions. Ji Changying sat cross-legged in the corner, seemingly meditating, but in fact, his supernatural powers had already reached the battlefield.
The sky gradually brightened.
She saw the war raging within a radius of ten miles outside the Great Wall. The peregrine falcons in the sky swooped down towards the Dali soldiers in an orderly manner under the guidance of the whistle. Their speed was so fast that it was impossible to see with the naked eye. By the time they felt something was wrong, they had already fallen to the ground with their eyes wide open after being hit by the peregrine falcons.
A large number of peregrine falcons and soldiers fell to the ground together. They were like bullets shot out rapidly. By the time people reacted after they hit their heads, it was too late.
The peregrine falcons that did not dive towards the ground seemed to have received orders, and kept using their wings and claws to interfere with the soldiers who were killing the enemy. Not only did this affect their vision, but it also easily distracted their attention, and if they were not careful, they would get scratched on their bodies.
The pressure of the cavalry on the ground was reduced by half, and they fought against Kou Jiming's Tiger Army as if with divine help.
The wolf march led by the southwest army was shooting rockets at the people infected with the plague from a distance, intending to stop all these people outside the defense line, and preferably burn them to death directly.
Those people wanted to retreat but were pushed forward by their own tribesmen with sticks. Caught between the two armies, there were wails and screams everywhere, making this place like hell on earth.
Zhonglizhou stood on the city wall at the pass and looked at the view below, but his brows gradually furrowed.
These cavalrymen are indeed elite, but after fighting for so long, there is still no sign of a large force.
Even the great general Tal, with whom he had fought before, was nowhere to be seen.
Something is wrong.
Ji Changying also found it very strange. Why were these people different from those she had seen before?
The hooves, mouths, and eyes of the cavalry horses she had seen before had all been processed.
Not only was the movement quiet, but the people on horseback and the horses underneath also coordinated very well with each other, and their momentum was even more fierce than those of the current elite.
Where did the previous ones go?
Ji Changying was worried and used her special ability to search 360 degrees.
This sight shocked her so much that she was speechless.
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