Chapter 1866 The Fourth Disaster 30

The Kun people were very excited when they heard that the leader had arrived at the place.

However, although they could vaguely see green, that was because they had sharp eyesight. In fact, they were still several miles away from the real place.

Just when the Kun cavalry was excited, they suddenly heard an earth-shattering roar. The horses had never heard such a noise before. They were so frightened that they immediately neighed and the horses started running wildly.

The horses ran wildly and knocked down many people. As a result, they stepped on more landmines, causing continuous rumblings. More explosions made the horses run even more panicked and did not know where to step. How many people died.

Needless to say, the Kun cavalry must have very good riding skills, but under such a bombing, they couldn't control the horses even if they wanted to, because the horses were frightened, no matter how superb their equestrian skills were. , and couldn't control the horse from running around.

So the scene was in chaos. It was unknown how many people were killed due to the stampede, and how many people were killed by landmines.

However, most of them should have been trampled to death, because the lethality of black powder was limited and could not kill too many people.

When the Kun cavalry encountered this catastrophe, they panicked. Because the leader was dead and the rest of the group was leaderless, they didn't know what to do, so they had to run back. Not far away, they encountered a mine again - but it was After they left, the players buried a lot more in order to cut off their retreat. Because the yellow sand had been trampled by thousands of horses before, there were many fresh traces, so they buried the mines directly into the yellow sand without having to bury the traces. Inside, no one will find it.

This is another situation where people are overwhelmed.

After finally escaping from the mine circle, only about 40% of the thousands of cavalry fled back. There were still some who couldn't control their horses and didn't know where they fled. Those who were scattered were naturally defeated one by one by the surrounding players. , tidied up one by one.

And 40% of them were still alive. Soon they encountered a large army of players outflanking them from the rear - an infantry phalanx.

Seeing the dark crowd of players marching towards them in a neat square formation, holding on to their guns, the 40% of the Kun cavalry were a little confused at first. They did not believe that someone would not be afraid of death and dare to block the cavalry with their flesh and blood.

Therefore, he did not rein in his horse at first, but drove his horse forward, hoping to trample those people to death or scare them away.

As a result, when the two sides came closer, I saw that the remnants of the former dynasty under the third prince were really not afraid of death and did not stop. They kept moving forward until they were in close combat with them.

Then they raised their guns and began to stab them or their horses.

Countless people, countless guns or bayonets were pierced into their bodies or the bodies of their horses, and they couldn't help but scream.

The cavalry at the back saw that the Third Prince's men were not afraid of death at all and stabbed the men in front of them. They became frightened and began to break out into the deserted area.

"Crazy, crazy, crazy, these people are crazy, they dare to fight the cavalry with their flesh and blood! Aren't they afraid of death?!"

Some Kun cavalrymen murmured uncontrollably.

"Perhaps they are really not afraid. I saw that none of the people who were trampled to death by horses showed fear."

"This is impossible! Humans will be afraid. Even our Kun clan warriors will be afraid. Why aren't they afraid?!"

"Who knows, don't think about it, just run away."

Encountering such a group of desperate people, the cavalry's courage to move forward and think it could eliminate all obstacles suddenly disappeared. They never knew that the cavalry was not invincible. When encountering such infantry who did not know how to fear, the cavalry had no way to defeat the infantry. , they are like a group of emotionless machines, always moving forward with guns or bayonets raised. It is scary enough just to look at them, don’t they run away? Although it has always been the case that only the infantry saw the cavalry fleeing for their lives, I have never heard anyone say that when the cavalry encountered the infantry, they could not rush them to pieces. On the contrary, they were scared away. It would be too embarrassing to spread the word, but for the sake of For the sake of their lives, they still planned to escape.

It's a pity that there are too many players. There are at least tens of thousands of people in this square alone.

As the saying goes, if there are more than 10,000 people, there will be no boundaries.

The Kun cavalry is facing such a dilemma now.

They wanted to break out, but there were people everywhere they ran, and those people were really not afraid of death. Seeing that they wanted to escape, one or two of them tried their best to stop them, which almost made them angry. Thinking of these people You are so brave. Does this mean you don't take them seriously?

This infantry phalanx really overwhelmed the Kun cavalry. In the end, only about forty or fifty people with the best riding skills were able to break out of this boundless infantry encirclement.

Just when they were happy that they had finally broken through, they found that they had not gone far when they encountered a cavalry team. They were re-armed and arrayed. When they saw them coming, they formed a dense formation and rushed towards them - the layout was the same as before. The infantry is no different.

This cavalry is naturally An Ran's private soldier. Now the enemy only has forty or fifty people, which is a good time to practice. So this cavalry saw it, couldn't help but feel happy, and then faced the enemy.

Because the number of these people was small, and the Kun cavalry had confidence in their riding skills, they did not give in, but charged forward.

The two sides collided, and the Kun cavalry immediately discovered that the formation of this team of cavalry was also terrifying - they were very scattered, but the people were very dense, so when they collided, they attacked the enemy, and the enemy's armor was tightly packed. Even the horses were wearing armor. They couldn't cut through the armor, but they were hit by several horses on the left and right of the enemy. These people's knives were extremely sharp. They couldn't cut through the enemy, but the enemy could cut through them. So in a short time, many people died on my side, but no one on the third prince's side died, and no one was even seriously injured.

Seeing that the people in front were not going well, the people behind were frightened and did not dare to continue the confrontation, so they turned their horses around and prepared to go around these people and continue to escape.

As a result, before they had gone very far, they found another group of infantry phalanx with an equally large number of people.

It feels like there are enemies all around, and it seems there is no way to escape. In order to save their lives, these people want to surrender, but unfortunately the enemy is not very particular about it - as the general art of war says, don't pursue the enemy when you are poor, and don't stop him when he returns, just for fear of forcing the enemy. In desperate situations, they will rise up to resist, causing unnecessary sacrifices to their own side.

But these people don't pay attention to this at all. They have all surrendered. Logically speaking, the enemy should relax and accept their surrender, lest there will be more casualties if the fight continues. However, these people actually refused to accept their surrender. Even if they continued to fight, the Kun cavalry could not help but be confused. In the end, they had no choice but to fight these lunatics desperately.

Little do they know that the players are thinking that if they can kill one more, they will get more rewards, so naturally they will not accept their surrender.