I am one year older than Chongzhen

Chapter 18 Horse Thief
Three days later, when Huang Yi took four teenagers to pursue the tribe, he could no longer ride a horse, because each war horse carried more than three hundred catties.

The venison, yellow mutton, and rabbit meat must be enough for Huang Yi's family of six to eat for more than a month.

Not only that, deerskin, sheepskin, and rabbit skin can also sew winter clothes and boots for the four teenagers. Mrs. Zhang is very good at this job.

Leather must be tanned, otherwise how to preserve it?

Fur goods are the main export products of the Mongols, and there is no shortage of Mongols who can do this kind of work in every tribe.

The four teenagers were overjoyed, and they believed even more in Huang Yi's promise that they would never go hungry.

Hedan Battelle believed that Huang Yi could catch the prey, because he ate the yellow mutton that Huang Yi hunted and killed on the day he was rescued by Huang Yi, but he did not expect that Huang Yi would gain so much!

All the knights in the tribe knew that hunting was not only based on riding and shooting skills, but also luck and teamwork. They were not optimistic about Huang Yi taking four thin teenagers to hunt.

When they saw Huang Yi harvesting so many prey, they were all amazed!

But everyone admires those who have real skills. Life on the prairie is difficult, but good hunters have skills, and everyone admires them.

Huang Yi was able to see the changes in the eyes of those Mongolians, and they should have begun to accept themselves.

In order to show their strength, deepen everyone's impression, and establish a tall and mighty image in everyone's mind.

When Huang Yi was surrounded by dozens of knights and hundreds of women, children and the elderly, he raised a big stone high above his head and walked around three times, winning applause from everyone.

Kaletu, the number one warrior in the tribe, not only shouted hello, but also stepped forward and lifted up the stone that Huang Yi put down.

Then he also walked, but he didn't finish three laps, and threw the stone after only one lap.

Next he pointed to the stone and said something out loud.

Huang Dayong told Huang Yi that Kaletu called the strong men of several tribes to come and lift the big stone, saying that they should not let the Han people compare.

Sure enough, several knights who thought they were very strong came to try to lift the big stone.

It's a pity that they can only be picked up and walked a dozen steps, and no one can lift it high.

Huang Yi finally knew that although his strength was much stronger, it was only slightly stronger than the average Mongolian young and middle-aged man, and it was not beyond the reach of human beings.

Compared with myself, the real Mongolian Hercules is not much different!
Kaletu found that he and Huang Yi were the only ones in the tribe who were able to lift the big rock above their heads. He laughed and approached Huang Yi to get close to him. He chattered a lot, but Huang Yi didn't understand a word.

Hedan Battelle also had great strength, and actually wanted to try to lift that big rock.

But he knew Kaletu, and seeing that Kaletu failed to win against Huang Yi, he was not sure.

Instead of lifting a stone, he took Huang Yi's hand and raised it high, saying something loudly to the clansmen.

The cheers of the onlookers grew louder, and Katura even hugged Huang Yi's waist.

Huang Yi hasn't figured out how to go in the future. He must live in this tribe now, and he must have a good relationship with everyone.

Ka Letu took the initiative to get close, and of course Huang Yi greeted him with a smile.

Not only that, but you also have to bond with other fighters.

On the day they returned to the tribe, Mrs. Zhang took the teenagers to give gifts to the warriors in the tribe. It was not a big gift, just a dozen catties of meat for each family.

Of course, Huang Yi sent it to Hedan Battelle in person. It may be because the two of them are familiar with each other. Although they don't understand the language, they can already understand the general idea through body movements and language communication.

Huang Yi still had to go hunting, and said that he would keep a small half of the harvest, and keep more than half of it for Hedan Battelle and his tribe.

No one thinks too much food, let alone this tribe who are often half-starved.

With Huang Yi, a warrior with superb hunting skills, helping to store food for the winter, Hedan Battelle only felt that he had picked up a treasure. How could he disagree?

Then Huang Yi asked the direction of the tribe's migration, saying that he was going to hunt in this direction. This has a great advantage and the efficiency has been improved.

Because there is no need to go back to find the tribe, you can wait for the tribe to come to meet.

These words are relatively long, and there is no way to explain them clearly through body language, so Huang Dayong is still asked to translate.

Hedan Battelle even praised Huang Yi for being smart after he understood it, and immediately explained the direction of the tribe's migration to Huang Dayong.

Huang Yi, who set off again, basically couldn't see the difference, because he was also wearing a coarse coat, and he couldn't see the modern atmosphere without looking at the hiking shoes on his feet.

People are iron and rice is steel, so it is too important to have a full stomach.

It's only been less than five days in total, and it's like watching the four teenagers Huang Dazhi and Huang Dayong grow stronger.

The four teenagers still had silly fun from time to time, especially the youngest Huang Daquan, who often laughed so hard.

The five rode their horses to the southwest. After running for more than an hour, a small hill appeared in front of them.

When Huang Yi sees high ground, he always wants to climb up and look far away, and this time is no exception.

But this time an accident happened.

Huang Yi was also careless. Instead of dismounting and quietly climbing up the hillside to search carefully, he rode his horse directly to the high ground, and of course the four teenagers followed closely behind.

The five of them and three horses failed to discover the situation first, but were discovered by a group of knights less than three miles away from the hill.

Huang Yi was about to use the telescope to search, when the sharp-eyed Huang Dazhi suddenly shouted:

"Master, run!"

"What's the situation?" Huang Yi asked without responding.

Huang Dazhi pointed to the hillside and said eagerly: "There, there are at least a dozen people on horseback with knives, and they have rushed over."

Huang Dayong also exclaimed: "It's horse thieves, those people must be horse thieves!"

"Horse thief?"

Huang Yi suddenly felt his scalp go numb. As the name suggests, how could the horse thief's equestrian skills be worse?

He had already made up his mind that he absolutely couldn't play chase with those people. He knew his own affairs, and with his riding skills, he couldn't shoot with a crossbow while galloping on the grassland.

Unable to attack the enemy from a distance, the only thing left is to be constantly attacked from a distance. He is fully armed, and the horse has no protection.

The horse kicked after being shot, and with Huang Yi's ability to control the horse, there must be nothing wrong with it. Nine times out of ten, he would be thrown off the horse's back.

The chasing knights don't need to fight, just drive their horses to trample on them, and they can trample Huang Yi to death.

So you can't run at all. If you are really attacked, the more you run, the faster you die.

In a hurry, Huang Yi made a last resort decision. He jumped off his horse and said loudly: "Huang Dazhi quickly get on my horse, and you all run back to report."

This decision is quite wise. The fighting power of the four teenagers is scum, but the riding skills are not weaker than the Mongols.

In addition, they are light in body and the horses carry less weight. As long as they are not dragged down by their two knives, they have a great chance of outrunning the horse thief who is still two or three miles away.

(End of this chapter)