Volume 10 Chapter 465

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Chapter 465

Li Jin was also very excited to receive Tang Yin's praise, and felt that he could finally stand up straight in the Feng Army.

The silk cloth that Li Jin handed over to Bai Rong was painted with the totem of the Amu Ke clan. They had raised falcons since they were young, and they were very familiar with the totem of their clan. When they looked down from the air, they would naturally fall down, so that the information carried by the falcon could be passed to Bai Rong.

It was not difficult to use the totem and falcon to get in touch with Bai Rong. Now Tang Yin had to consider how to formulate a plan to break the city. For this matter, he summoned all the generals in the army overnight to discuss with everyone.

Ling Shuang knew nothing about military affairs, so she basically did not interrupt. Even if she participated, she would sit quietly aside and listen carefully to others' explanations.

Nie Ze first stated that since Bai Rong was willing to defect, it would be easy to break the city. He could make a siege on Zhenjiang from all sides. It was just a feint to induce the defenders in the city to disperse and deploy defenses, creating convenience for Bai Rong's defection. When Bai Rong succeeded and opened the city gate, his army could enter the East City and then attack the palace and capture Shao Fang alive.

His plan was supported by all the generals. Qingyu smiled and said, "General Nie is right. This is also a way to minimize the casualties of our army and the Mo army."

Fengguo not only wants to destroy Mo, but also annex Moguo. In the future, the Mo army is likely to be incorporated into the Feng army. The smaller the loss, the more beneficial it is to Fengguo.

Of course, Qingyu does not want to see large-scale casualties in the Mo army. If the war can be ended with the least bloodshed, it would be the best.

On this point, Tang Yin's opinion was consistent with Qingyu's. The destruction of Mo was a foregone conclusion. There was no need to let the two sides engage in a large-scale bloody battle. In troubled times, the prosperity of a country's population also directly affected the country's overall national strength.

He looked around at the generals and asked, "What do you think?"

Xiao Muqing nodded and asked, "When does the king plan to start?"

Tang Yin said, "There is no time to lose. Of course, the sooner the better."

"In this case, let's set it for the day after tomorrow!" Xiao Muqing said, "Tomorrow, let all the soldiers have a full meal of war criminals and get enough energy. The day after tomorrow morning, at the hour of Mao, our army can devote all its strength to feint and attack Zhenjiang."

Tang Yin nodded with a smile and said, "Okay! I'll follow Muqing's opinion!"

Fengguo's military meetings have always been held very quickly, and decisions can be finalized in a few words. The generals of Yuguo who participated in the meeting didn't even have a chance to interrupt, and the meeting ended. The reason for this is that Tang Yin always does things decisively and does what he says. Secondly, it is also because the Feng Army is full of talents, and the commanders of each army are all capable generals. Tang Yin does not need to worry about many decisions at all, because the commanders of the following armies have already thought of them for him.

When the Fengyu coalition was preparing to attack Zhenjiang, an episode occurred. Nan Yan led the Huben Army back from the south to rescue Zhenjiang.

Upon hearing this news, Qi Heng immediately stood up and expressed his willingness to lead the Ninth Army to fight. The Ninth Army is a heavy cavalry, and they can't intervene in the siege. Now the Hu Ben Army of Mo Kingdom has returned to rescue. In Qi Heng's view, this is the last battle of his army.

Tang Yin also thinks that it is most appropriate to send the Ninth Army to meet the enemy, but Qingyu expressed his opposition. The Ninth Army and the Huben Army are both the most elite cavalry corps. If they fight, no matter which side is damaged, it is a pity. The best way is to persuade Nan Yan to surrender.

If Nan Yan could be persuaded to surrender, that would be the perfect outcome, but Tang Yin did not think Nan Yan would surrender. In response, Qing Yu recommended himself to Tang Yin, saying that he was willing to try and persuade Nan Yan to lead the entire Tiger Army to defect to Feng State.

Tang Yin was quite hesitant. He had some understanding of Nan Yan. Although he was dissatisfied with many of Shao Fang's actions, he was very loyal to Mo State. If Qing Yu went to persuade him to surrender, and if the negotiation failed, it would be like throwing meat buns at a dog, and there would be no return. If Qing Yu had any problems, it would be too late to regret it.

Thinking of this, he shook his head secretly and said to Qing Yu with a smile: "General Qing Yu should not take the risk. Let the Ninth Army handle this matter!"

Qi Heng nodded beside him, rubbing his fists and palms, eager to try. The Ninth Army defeated so many cavalrymen of the Mo Kingdom, but it had never fought against the Tiger Army. If it could defeat the world-famous Tiger Army this time, the Ninth Army would be very proud. In the future, who in the world would not know the Ninth Army and the name of Qi Heng?

Qingyu insisted: "My king, I have a good relationship with General Nan Yan. Even if I can't persuade him to surrender, I believe he won't make things difficult for me. My king, let me try. If it really works, won't our army be more powerful and add another main force?!"

"This..." Although Qingyu's words made sense and made Tang Yin very excited, he still couldn't bear to let Qingyu take risks.

Seeing Tang Yin hesitant, Qingyu said again: "I am very confident about this trip. If you are worried, I can issue a military order!"

Seeing that Qingyu was determined to go, Tang Yin had no choice but to bite the bullet and agree. When sending Qingyu away from the camp, he repeatedly reminded Qingyu that he should try to persuade Nanyan to surrender if possible, but if not, he should not force it.

In Tang Yin's mind, the Tiger Guards were very good and valuable, but the weight of the entire army combined was not as important as Qingyu alone. It is easy to get thousands of soldiers, but it is hard to get a general!

Qingyu could also understand that the king valued him, and he was grateful in his heart, but he also strengthened his determination to persuade Nanyan to surrender.

Let's talk about Bai Rong in Zhenjiang City. According to Li Jin's instructions, he walked out of his bedroom early the next morning, went to the courtyard, sent out all the idle people around him, leaving only his trusted guards, and then opened the package Li Jin gave him. Take out the silk cloth from inside, unfold it, and lay it flat in the center of the courtyard.

Not long after, he heard the cry of eagles above his head.

He hurriedly looked up and saw a small black dot swooping down in mid-air. The small black dot got bigger and bigger, getting closer and closer. When it flew close to him, everyone around him was startled. This falcon was completely black, with two yellow eyes shooting out a stream of light. It was huge, with a wingspan of one and a half meters. When it fell, it made a roaring sound, as if it were a monster falling from the sky. But after landing, it folded its wings and became about the size of a rooster again.

"General, look, the eagle's legs are tied with strips of cloth!" A guard pointed at the falcon that had fallen on the silk cloth and said urgently to Bai Rong.

"Go and take it off!" Bai Rong took a closer look and saw that there was indeed a strip of cloth on the eagle's leg. He shook his head and shouted to the guards on the left and right.

One of the guards bravely stepped forward and carefully took off the cloth from the eagle's legs. Then he quickly returned to Bai Rong and handed the cloth to him.

The latter took it and quickly unfolded the cloth, with a few numbers on it: At Mao o'clock tomorrow morning, our army will feign an attack, and we will wait for General Bai's good news. There is no signature below, but it is stamped with the seal of Wind King Tang Yin.

Seeing the seal, Bai Rong's heartbeat began to accelerate uncontrollably. This biography must have been written by Feng Wang himself. The fact that Feng Wang could personally pass it on to him shows how much he values ​​himself.

Logically speaking, he should burn this kind of thing immediately, but he didn't want to part with it. He put it in his arms as a treasure, and then asked someone to quickly get a writing pen and write a reply to Tang Yin: Please rest assured, Your Highness, Prince Feng. It will definitely fulfill its mission!

After finishing writing, he personally tied the falcon's legs and the binding was strong. He patted the falcon's back again and muttered: "You beast, you must not delay this general's important matter. You must put this Send it back to His Highness Feng Wang!”

As if it could understand people's words, the falcon took a few steps, jumped up, spread its wings and flew into the air, circled in the sky, turned around and flew towards the Feng Army camp.

Watching the falcon flying smaller and smaller, and finally completely disappearing from sight, Bai Rong looked away, took a long breath, couldn't hide the smile on his face, and happily went back to his room to sleep. After meeting Li Jin last night, he couldn't sleep all night.

Qingyu went to persuade Nanyan to surrender. Tang Yin didn't know whether he succeeded, but the Huben army stopped moving closer to Zhenjiang and stationed a hundred miles away.

Through this sign, Tang Yin more or less let go of the worries that were raised in his throat. Now he must concentrate on taking Zhenjiang in one go.

To make a long story short, one day later, at the time originally agreed upon, the Fengyu Allied Forces began to mobilize their entire army to launch a fierce attack on Zhenjiang City from four directions: southeast, northwest, and southeast.

The Fengyu Allied Forces did not advance on horseback, but took up combat positions at the forefront of the city, putting pressure on the defenders. They also used siege weapons to launch continuous long-range strikes.

They used all the city-breaking crossbows and trebuchets in their respective armies. The momentum and power of their attacks were also terrifying. For a moment, the four cities of Zhenjiang were making loud rumbling noises, and the ground was shaking violently. The ground shook.

The enemy's siege has already begun. As the commander-in-chief of Dongcheng, Bai Rong naturally has to summon his generals to discuss his side's countermeasures.

In the small courtyard where he lived, there were as many as 20 to 30 Mo army generals standing in the courtyard, among whom the lowest-ranking one was also a partial general.

When everyone arrived, Bai Rong, dressed in military uniform, walked out of the room with a sword on his waist and a long knife in hand.

He first looked around at the people present, then walked down the steps, stood in front of the generals, and said in a loud voice: "The Fengyu coalition's siege is about to begin. All generals, please tell us how our army should respond!"

"Humph, what else is there to say!" A Mo general stepped out of the queue and shouted loudly: "We are loyal to the emperor and are loyal to the emperor. Even if we are shattered to pieces today, we must not take a step back. We will fight to the death with the wind thief. !”

The general Mo who spoke was none other than Shao Fang's confidant, Yan Song. Bai Rong glanced at him, raised the corner of his mouth, and praised: "General Yan said it well..."