Chapter Two Hundred and Fourteen: Blood-Colored Horizon

"The entire team is equipped, take turns covering, and retreat to the southwest direction."
"God of Horses" Han Baoju, seeing his own guards only fired four rounds of rockets, realized that the Mongolian cavalry had already assembled, and understood that these two thousand men were probably the elite troops of the Wokou Tai.
Before the enemy cavalry charged over, Han Baoju hastily gave orders to the whole team.
Half of the men stayed to continue shooting arrows, and after two rounds, they immediately withdrew. The other half had already set up a formation not far ahead.
After half of the people have finished shooting arrows and passed by, they also take two rounds of arrows before withdrawing.
In this way, the two teams alternately cover each other and retreat to the southwest.
This was the idea given to Han Baoju by Guo Mo when he was still there.
After years of training, a high degree of skillful coordination, combined with precise archery, the effect was really good, and it became one of the ace cards of the royal guard.
Even the guards of the "Seven Wise Men Manor" usually undergo such training, it's just that it has never been promoted in the army.
After losing more than three hundred cavalry in a row, the Mongolian army finally caught up within range of one arrow.
At this point, Han Baoju's bodyguards were no longer able to effectively arrange for alternate cover in time.
“The whole team, implement the 'kite fighting tactic'—”
Han Baoju shouted loudly again, and by this time, they were already twenty miles away from "Seven Heroes Manor."
As he gave the order, the guards completed the horse exchange process one after another while they were moving forward.
As the crowd fled to the southwest, they slightly angled towards the south, creating a curve so that they were not directly in front of the pursuing Mongolian army, but instead appeared to their left front.
Running while constantly shooting arrows backwards.
Han Baoju, relying on his extraordinary riding skills, almost sat half-slanted on the back of the horse, constantly shooting arrows backwards.
One is fleeing, the other is chasing, and their speeds are almost equivalent.
But the former keeps moving forward, while the latter is advancing into a hail of arrows, so the casualty ratio naturally cannot be compared.
The imperial guards have the advantage of each person having two horses, and they change horses every twenty kilometers.
Moreover, with fewer people, it's easier to turn around. By gradually pulling out a curve to the south, the imperial guards managed to appear on the left side of the pursuing Mongolian troops.
When the Mongolian pursuers adjusted their angle, they found that Han Baoju's bodyguard team had actually run even further.
"The kite-flying tactic" was also left by Guo Mo that year. There have been similar training sessions in the "Dunwu Army," but there has never been an environment like the vast grasslands to showcase it.
Set out from "Seven Wise Men Inn", and have already run more than two hundred miles in one go. How can the Mongolian pursuers' war horses run faster than one person with two horses?
In addition, the Mongolian pursuers have always been in a passive and defensive position.
When one of the centurions ordered the team to rest, they found that out of the more than 1,300 people who had originally followed, there were now less than 600 remaining.
Furthermore, another centurion had been personally killed by Han Baoju during the pursuit.
From the drop of the enemy's cavalry, I lost more than seven hundred men, and at most only shot down three or four dozen of the enemy.
He knew he couldn't go on like this, otherwise his small number of troops could very likely be wiped out completely.
In the dark night pursuit, both sides relied on a small number of torches to illuminate their way.
The large number of Mongolian pursuers turned out to be a disadvantage, as the enemy didn't need to aim too precisely to potentially take away a life from our side at any time.
He quickly dispatched a team of ten men to report to Genghis Khan and request support.
At the same time, he sent out four teams of ten men in four different directions to look for nearby Mongol tribes and seek help.
As for the "Seven Sages Village", he believed that five hundred people would be enough. As long as the previous group of people were driven away, there would be no chance to save the people in the "Seven Sages Village".
Little did he know, he was actually falling for the enemy's "luring the tiger out of the mountains" tactic.
Originally, there were two thousand cavalry, surrounding the not-too-large "Seven Heroes Village" on three sides, which can be considered more than enough.
All of a sudden, more than thirteen hundred were reassigned, and more than a hundred died in several rounds of rocket attacks, leaving only five hundred cavalry.
Mistakes were made in the midst of busyness, and even two centurions participated in the pursuit.
The remaining five centurions, who are not under the same command, of course do not know the truth of the matter, and they all kept the five hundred soldiers at the gate of "Seven Sages Manor", which is the west gate.
The soaring flames and the sound of people shouting and horses neighing had already alerted the prepared and waiting "Seven Sages Manor" crowd.
When the leader, Ye Qu, cautiously emerged from the east gate, he unexpectedly encountered no obstruction.
He relied on his courage and went to take a look at the Mongolian military camp stationed at the east gate. It was completely empty, with only dozens of spare war horses tied up in the rear camp.
Of course, Ye Qu would not let it go. He called dozens of estate workers to come over and effortlessly led away these warhorses.
Originally, he also wanted to set their camp on fire, but he was worried about attracting the attention of the Mongolian cavalry outside the West Gate, so he had to give up.
A group of people went out of the east gate, and relying on their familiarity with the path, they turned south without carrying torches.
After walking for more than ten miles, they found that there were really no pursuers coming, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
Lighting a few torches in scattered locations sped up the southern retreat.
......
The situation is divided in two, and we cannot only consider one side.
On the frontlines before the summer, when the time came at three in the morning, Tuohai and Moli, dispatched by Han Baoju, launched an attack on the Western Xia's city walls.
Using normal thinking, if the enemy attacks the city in the middle of the night, whether it's a sneak attack or a direct assault, as the defending side, the main goal is to "defend" and not easily rush out to attack.
Tuo Hai and Mo Li, although not famous generals, have been following Han Baoju for many years and have participated in dozens of battles, making them experienced veterans.
They each commanded eight hundred soldiers and did not dare to get too close to each other.
Shouting while shooting arrows that cost nothing towards the city walls, and people were constantly falling from the walls.
But today, they encountered a master who didn't believe in superstition when they went out without consulting the almanac.
At dusk today, this Western Xia city welcomed a reinforcement army from the rear, sent by the Jin Empire.
Named the "Zhongxiao Army", they numbered only a little over 2000, but they were no match for the commander of this army, a monk named Wanyan Chen.
At this time, Wanyan Chen, who is just thirty years old, has not yet grown to the point of being the "number one general at the end of the Jin Dynasty", but he has already made a name for himself on the battlefield.
Looking back over the past twenty years, and even the decades to come, whether it's the Mongols, the Western Xia, the Jin Dynasty, or the Great Song, in battles of only three thousand troops, no one is a match for Wanyan Chen.
Don't talk about the insignificant night battles. This Master Chen, of the Wei Ye Temple, is most interested in taking the initiative and defeating the Mongol cavalry in decisive battles in the wilderness.
His fighting skills are exceptional, leading his "Loyalty and Filial Piety Army" of over two thousand to charge against enemy forces numbering in the tens of thousands, with numerous examples of victory against overwhelming odds.
The strength of Master Wanyan Chen is mainly due to his elite "Loyalty and Filial Piety Army", a heavy armored cavalry similar to the "Iron Float" of the early Jin Dynasty, with a very strong combat capability.
Furthermore, the "Zhongxiao Army" is skilled in using various weapons and is very powerful in plain warfare, mountain warfare, water warfare, night warfare, and hand-to-hand combat.
Shortly after Tuohai and Moli launched their attack, they alarmed the recuperating Wanyan Chen monk in the city.
He came to the top of the city tower and carefully observed the night attack of the Jin army, and found that the attack on the two city gates did not exceed a thousand men.
There was a lot of shouting and killing, and arrows were shot with great enthusiasm, but they didn't seem to charge forward much.
"A plan for the weary soldiers?"
The Mongolian army outside the city numbered more than 30,000, while the original garrison of this Western Xia city was less than 10,000. They had always been in a defensive position, and the stalemate had lasted for seven or eight days.
"General Li, open the East Gate. I will go out and destroy these noisy locusts."
"General Wan, you must not act. This must be the enemy's trick to lure us out. If we go out of the city to fight, we may fall into the enemy's trap."
The one responsible for guarding this city is still a member of the Western Xia royal family, but somewhat distant from the current emperor of Western Xia.
Although lacking the talent of a great general, he is devotedly loyal to the Western Xia dynasty.
"Hahaha - General Li, rest assured. Once I leave the city, General Li will quickly close the city gates and assemble all the cavalry to the west gate."
"But when you see fires in the Mongol army, lead all the cavalry to charge into the enemy camp. We have been in battle for seven or eight days, and it has always been the enemy attacking. Tonight, we will launch a surprise counterattack that they won't see coming."
The words of Master Wanyan Chen still aroused the interest of this Li royal family.
He had seen the army of Master Wanyan Chen today and had also heard of the reputation of this fierce general. The key was that he did not have many cavalry in the city, no more than three thousand.
If the other party is willing to take the lead, if they win over themselves, they can pursue victory and solve the dilemma of surrounding the city.
If the other party fails, our three thousand cavalry can take the opportunity of the night to bring them back, which should not be difficult.
After weighing the options, General Li still agreed to the request of Monk Wanyan Chen.
General Tuohai was commanding the Mongolian soldiers to shoot arrows outside the city, when suddenly the city gate opened wide and a team of heavy cavalry rushed out.
Before Takumi could react, the dense steel giant was already in front of him, and he could hear the sound of spears and big swords piercing through the air.
"Quick, retreat--"
Takahai's eyesight was not good, so he turned his horse and ran.
The weakness of heavy cavalry is that they cannot sustain long-distance charges. Unfortunately, now there is intent without ability, with just one charge, Takohai's eight hundred men were killed or scattered.
Wanyan Chen, the monk with an iron helmet, charged at the forefront, followed closely by over a hundred of the most powerful guards.
He didn't pursue the scattered Mongolian soldiers, but headed straight for the Mongol army's main camp.
The Mongolian army surrounded the city, with the main camp set up to the west of the city, and the distance between the east and west gates was only about four or five miles. They could reach it in the blink of an eye.
At this time, the Mongolian main camp, in the central army tent, the yak butter candles were burning high, illuminating everything as bright as daylight.
General Wokuotai sat high on the leader's seat, with dozens of figures standing below, all at the level of thousand captains. Guo Jing and Guo Mo's sworn brotherhood, and the Mongol Fourth Prince Tuolei, are arguing with Wokuotai.
It turns out that during the day's siege, Ogedei intended to deplete the soldiers under Han Baoju.
Although most of them are Mongolians, in Ogedei's eyes, these people who have followed Han Baoju for many years are no longer completely trustworthy, and it is better to directly use them as cannon fodder and let them die on the battlefield.
However, his actions were too obvious, even a clear-minded person on the side could see it, and Tuolei was naturally no exception.
However, after all, Wokotai is the leader here, and also his own elder brother, Tuolei did not want to express his opposition on the spot, so he came to argue with Wokotai at night.
In theory, we are brothers, so we should be able to speak openly. Even if Tuolei is not happy, at most
we can go to Genghis Khan and make some trouble. Then Wokoutai won't have to take this responsibility.
Unfortunately, although Mongolia has continued to expand its territory in recent years, Genghis Khan's body is not as strong as it used to be.
After all, he is fifty years old and has been fighting all his life. His ambition is still there, but his energy is sometimes lacking, and his old injuries often trouble him.
Fortunately, there are a group of outstanding generals following him, and all four sons are shrewd and capable men, such as Juchi, Chagatai, Ogedei, and Tolui, all of whom are outstanding talents.
Many times, Genghis Khan only oversees the overall situation, and the real work has been delegated to others.
窝阔台同样是野心勃勃之辈，对比草原或者西域，他更喜欢的是黄河内外、长江上下汉人居住的大好河山。
在四兄弟中脱颖而出，最终能坐上父汗的位置，一直是他追求的梦想。
He also knew that the most popular among the generals in the army was not his brother Wokuotai, but his fourth brother Tuolei, who was currently arguing with him.
He also knew about the relationship between Tuolei and Han Baoju, which could be considered as a half master-disciple relationship, not to mention that Tuolei also had a sworn brotherhood with Han Baoju's disciples, Guo Jing and Guo Mo, since childhood.
And his little sister Huazheng has the closest relationship with Guo Jing, and is also the disciple of Han Baoju, and the wife of Guo Jing.
In the eyes of Ogedai, this Han Baoju is a person of Tolui.
Under the tiger's domination of Genghis Khan, none of the four brothers dared to make a move. However, the struggle for power had already begun among them, as each of them vied to see their chosen successor ascend to the highest throne.
When the two brothers were arguing, a soldier came to report that Han Baoju's troops had left the camp to attack the Western Xia's city.
This news puzzled the two brothers, and they didn't understand what kind of medicine Han Baoju was selling.
Could it be that their own team suffered heavy casualties during the day and they are now seeking revenge at night?
That's not possible either.
Wokotai felt that there must be a problem here, so he hurriedly ordered the messenger to summon all the centurions to come to the central military tent for a discussion.
Just as the mighty centurions of the thousands felt the grandeur of the khan's tent, the siege of Tuo Hai and Mo Li began.
While we were still trying to figure out what was going on, the eastern gate of Western Xia was wide open, and Ye Liao Chen led the "loyalty and filial piety army" charging out, heading straight for the Mongol camp.
"Report – the Western Xia army suddenly rushed out a group of heavy cavalry from the city, and they are already close to the main camp."
"What? Heavy cavalry? Since when did Western Xia have heavy cavalry?"
Before Wokuotai could make sense of it, the sound of battle came from outside the camp.
There was no time for further discussion, dealing with the enemy first was crucial.
Wokuotai quickly ordered each thousand-man leader to return to their own camps and lead the Mongolian cavalry to eliminate the attacking enemy.
It's time for this Master Yan Chen to show up. While the Mongol army's centurions come and go, there's a gap period where no one is commanding the various camps.
Although the Mongol army is brave and formidable, without the centurions the cooperation and coordination between them is lacking. They were easily scattered by Master Yan Chen's "Loyal and Filial Army" and countless tents were set on fire.
The night raid is aimed at creating chaos, not at annihilating the enemy.
After breaking through two camps in succession, Master Chen of the Jin dynasty arrived near the main camp of the Mongol army.
"Brothers, the Mongol army's main camp is ahead, and Kublai Khan is inside. Follow me and charge in, take that guy's head as a trophy, and let's celebrate with some drinks. Kill them all!"
With a loud roar, Master Wang Yan Chen took the lead and charged forward.
To be honest, the Mongolian army is fierce in attacking and unbeatable in the field, but there is still room for improvement in camping and fortifying.
There is still a certain gap between the current Mongolian army and the Mongolian army that swept across Eurasia a few years later.
But is Ogedei Khan an easy opponent?
Even in the event of a hasty situation, the army was assembled within a quarter of an hour. There are five thousand-strong teams directly under Ogedei Khan's command, ready to counter the incoming "loyal and filial army".
With only a little daylight left, the "loyalty and filial piety army" would suffer a significant reduction in combat effectiveness if it were to be surrounded.
And how could Master Wanyan Chen not understand this?
After a brief encounter, seeing that the Mongol army's central force could not be easily defeated, Master Wanyan Chen shouted out and ordered his troops to split into two columns and flank the enemy, breaking up their formation with a strong offensive.
At the same time, command all "Loyal and Filial Army" to use swords and spears in close combat, and to use rockets from a distance.
If Guo Mo were here, he would surely marvel at how this "Loyal and Filial Army" truly is the special forces of this era.
The combat effectiveness of a military force is, to some extent, equivalent to the superimposed synthesis of several military forces.
"Khan, it's better for you to leave the camp first. If you stay, many people may end up being engulfed in flames."
A thousand-captain stood beside Genghis Khan, watching as the surrounding tents were set ablaze one by one, but no one dared to be distracted to put out the fires. He hurriedly advised Genghis Khan.
The Mongolian army strictly followed orders, especially when Genghis Khan was present. Without his command, the soldiers would not dare to retreat a step.
But how can Wokotai give up easily?
He pushed aside the adjutant next to him, leaped onto the horse, and drew the curved sword from his waist.
"Mongolian warriors, the arrogant Jin people have come. Use your curved swords to cut off their heads, offer them as a sacrifice to the great Eternal Heaven, kill them—"
Then, personally leading the guards, he went to attack Master Yelu Chen's position.
There are only two options, retreat or attack, we cannot just wait in the camp to be killed.
Wokou-tai chose the latter.
Seeing the chief so decisive, the Mongolian soldiers guarding the main camp also became bloodthirsty and went all out to block the "Loyal and Filial Army" from attacking. The night raid turned into a head-on confrontation.
"Hahaha - This Wukotai is really quite courageous. Brothers of the 'Loyal and Filial Army,' let these desert scum tremble under our iron hooves."
Then the "single-horned doll spear" in his hand was waved, no longer considering defense and intensifying the attack. In an instant, a bloody path was killed out.
Being the backbone of the army, Monk Wanyan Chen's outburst led the "loyal and filial army" to greatly increase their combat effectiveness, causing the central army of Wo Kuotai to repeatedly retreat.
After all, facing heavy cavalry like the "loyal and filial army" without making any preparatory measures in advance, it was almost a one-sided situation.
In just a short time of two quarters, more than half of the central army of Wokotai were killed or injured, leaving behind over 3,000 corpses.
The general with the surname Li from the Western Xia in the city is also ready. He ordered the vice-general to guard the city, and personally led 3,000 cavalry to kill from the west gate.
The distance from Ximen to the camp of the Mongolian army is less than three li, showing how arrogant the Mongolians are.
General Li did not join forces with Yelu Chanheshang, but instead specifically intercepted the reinforcements on both wings.
If there are few, just directly attack and annihilate, if there are many, then shoot arrows from a distance to restrain them, and the Mongolian army on the other side has no intention of entangling with him, it is important to go to reinforce Ogodai Khan.
Since it has become a siege battle, Yelu Chen and the monk will no longer hold back and fight with all their might.
Looking at the distant Mongol army's banner, Wanyan Chen Heshang could faintly see a sturdy figure, perhaps that person is Kublai Khan?
Wanyan Chen Heshang hung the "Unicorn Dart" on the bird wing ring hook, took off the iron bow, and loaded the armor-piercing arrow, drawing the bow like a full moon, shooting the arrow like a shooting star.
With a "swish" sound, the arrow he aimed at the man caused him to fall off his horse.
"Wokou Tai is dead, brothers, go and cut off his head!"
Master Wanyan Chen once again wielded the "lone horned baby spear" and charged forward.
Actually, he didn't hit Genghis Khan just now, but the captain of Genghis Khan's personal guards.
However, in a night battle, even if the camp is already ablaze, it's still hard to see clearly.
The Mongolian central army was not in a strategic position to fight, and at this time they were not willing to continue the battle, leading to a retreat step by step.
Seeing that the central army alone was unable to withstand the enemy's attack, Ogedei Khan had no choice but to order a retreat.
As a result, the "Loyal and Filial Army" suddenly had more effective attacking space, and the Mongolian army was defeated one after another.
Fortunately, the captains from various places also led troops to aid, and Wokuotai was able to turn the tables.
Even so, the "loyalty and filial piety army" of Yelu Chen, and the three thousand cavalry led by General Li of Western Xia, pursued and killed for more than thirty miles before finally returning to the city.
Although this battle cannot compare to the miracle in history when Monk Wanyan Chen led four hundred elite soldiers to defeat eight thousand Mongolian cavalry, it was enough to make him famous in one battle.
The Mongolian army retreated fifty miles before stopping their fleeing footsteps.
Wokotai reorganized the army, only to find that the original 32,000-strong army had returned with less than 20,000.
This was the most devastating loss since the Mongolian conquest of the Western Xia, and at that time he still did not know the name of Yelü Chen, the monk.
Having lost face, the furious Wo Kuotai placed all the blame for the defeat on Han Baoju.
Two centurions under Han Baoju, Tuo Hai has already died in battle, and Mo Li has lost his left arm.
When he recounted Han Baoju's previous arrangements in public, even Dragondrop didn't know what else to say.
This is clearly a premeditated rebellion, but why would Han Baoju do this?
Wokou Tai doesn't think so. He sent people to various tribes to muster troops, and at the same time, he sent two thousand cavalry to "Seven Heroes Manor" through his trusted men.
He made it clear that, except for Hua Zheng and her son, as well as Guo Jing's mother Li Ping who need to be captured alive, everyone else in "Seven Heroes Manor" should be killed without mercy.
The 2,000 cavalry dispatched happened to encounter the 1,000-man team defeated by Han Baoji, who had been sent to report the news to Wo Kuotai.
Five of them continued to report to Wo Kuotai, while the other five led the 2,000 cavalry to directly chase after Han Baoji's personal guard.
When Han Baoju's bodyguards and the people coming out of "Seven Wise Village" gathered at Fuzhou Manor, it was already three days later.
This is within the territory of the Jin Dynasty, but due to its remote location, it is not within the Jin Dynasty's important defense range.
Only two thousand Jin soldiers were guarding here, and they witnessed the fight between this group and the pursuing Mongolian cavalry, so they didn't bother them.
Two thousand Mongolian cavalry joined the few hundred riders who had previously besieged the "Seven Sages Manor," set up camp on the spot, and sent someone to consult with Ogedai Khan on the next move.
After all, the other party has already entered the territory of the Jin Dynasty. If I were to pursue across the border, I might disrupt the overall strategic layout of the Khan, which would be unforgivable.
One day later, the military order of Kuchlug came again: continue the pursuit, and make sure to capture them alive or see their dead bodies.
At this time, the 50,000 strong army of Muhuali was also attacking Juyongguan, and the battle was in full swing.
Here, the 2,000 Jin country defenders could only watch as the Mongolian pursuers bypassed the city and entered the territory of Fuzhou.
Although the pursuing Mongolian troops were delayed for a day, the people of "Seven Wise Men Village" were ultimately slowed down by the old and the children, and the carriage did not travel fast.
They had only been at the estate in Fuzhou for less than half a day when the Mongolian pursuers arrived.
There are still some military reserves in the manor, and the combined strength of "Seven Virtuous Manor" has reached five hundred people, resisting for five days relying on favorable terrain.
And every night, these four of the "Seven Eccentrics of Jiangnan" with their personal guards, would sneak into the enemy camp and engage in a fight.
So, five days later, the pursuing Mongolian army dwindled to just over a thousand people.
Meanwhile, "Seven Heroes Manor" had less than three hundred people left, almost everyone was injured, and even Han Baoju's left arm was hit by an arrow.
Continuing to defend like this is not a long-term solution, and we have almost exhausted the weapons and equipment for defending the stronghold.
On the night of the sixth day, Han Baoju and Zhang A'sheng, along with Fang Ge, Ye Qu, and the remaining hundred or so members of the royal guard, attacked the Mongolian pursuers' camp again.
At the same time, "Miracle Scholar" Zhu Cong led everyone and less than two hundred estate workers to continue retreating to the south from another direction.
By the time the Mongolian army discovered it the next morning, they had already gone more than a hundred miles.
可是，窝阔台下的是死命令，必须要把这伙人给解决掉。
为首的两位千夫长，也算是狠人，直接就下达了继续追击的命令。
声称自己奉命捉拿蒙古的逃犯，并将此事和要捉拿之人的身份，照会沿途的金国驻军。
好巧不巧的，欧阳克此时正在此处坐镇。
这原本应该是完颜康的差事，却不知道为什么，这位小王爷去了一趟大宋的临安，回来之后就一直在闭关。
都过去这么久了，也没看到他有出关的迹象。
当此用人之际，完颜洪烈只好将自己府上这几位供奉也派了出去，而欧阳克和灵智上人正好被派在此地。
郭靖、郭默的家卷？“江南七怪”中人？
那还有什么好犹豫的，直接杀了就是。
因此才出现了诡异的一幕，欧阳克也带领了一千多金国骑兵，就算报仇他也不能忘记，旁边还有一千多蒙古骑兵的威胁。
这将近三千的蒙、金骑兵，竟然在这个敏感的时刻，组成联军，携手去追杀“七贤庄”的三百多人。
朱聪他们被追杀的实在是太惨了，马车也丢了，李萍、周莲等人都不得不骑在马上，用绳子绑着，以免掉下去。
而两个孩子，被华筝和韩小莹，一个一个绑在怀里带着。
随着人员的减少，马匹却富余了起来，三百多人带着五百多匹战马，倒是勉强保持着机动性的优势。
就算是这样，等他们逃到泽州境内的时候，箭支也用完了，多次战斗所用的兵器也多有折损，只好困守在珏山之上。
一次蒙金联军的夜袭，众人被彻底打散了。
而小张婷和十几名韩宝驹的亲卫，在逃跑途中，迎面正好碰到欧阳克。
这一路的被追杀，小张婷的剑法倒是被好好地磨练了一把。
平日里，无论怎样刻苦的练习，永远也比不上这样生与死之间的淬炼。
连续斩杀二十几名金兵之后，就引起了欧阳克的注意，亲自出手来对付小张婷。
那张婷怎么可能是欧阳克的对手，也就二十几个照面，被欧阳克一掌打在左肩之上。
当时左肩就不能活动了，更是感到一阵寒意的侵袭，浑身使不出一点儿力气。
旁边那十几名亲卫见了，拼死杀了过来，一半亲卫护着张婷向另外一个方向逃走，一半亲卫留下来断后。
也不知道是欧阳克不屑于对他们出手，还是想要玩玩猫捉老鼠的游戏。
自己反而在旁边袖手旁观，眼睁睁看着对方这八名亲卫，硬是杀死了三十多名金兵，才力竭而死。
这时候，小张婷他们已经逃走两刻钟了。
“分成四队，从不同方向去追击。”
欧阳克身边只有两百多骑兵，每队分出几十人，继续追击小张婷。
剩下的，就是后来丐帮那位陈兄弟看到的一幕。
当张婷被救醒之后，认出眼前之人，正是自己阔别多年的二师兄，才哭着讲述了发生的事情。
“婷儿，你放心。二师兄一定将大家都救回来，终有一天也会将欧阳克绑在你的面前。”
体弱的张婷再次睡去，郭默也离开了厢房，还有很多事情在等着他.....。