Liu Song Hanque

Chapter 482 The Huns?
Cui Wei came out of Guo Yi's house and went to the gate of Yecheng.

At this time, the soldiers guarding here were not Liu Song's county soldiers, but rows of private soldiers from aristocratic families wearing leather armor.

Several young men dressed as generals in Mingguang armor quickly came to Cui Wei's side when they saw Cui Wei coming.

"Cousin, several city gates in Ye City have been controlled."

"Several surrounding counties are also willing to surrender!"

"Now only the county magistrate of Guantao is still resisting, and his attitude is very tough!"

Guantao?

Cui Wei frowned.

"Guantao is the gateway to the east of Wei County! The counties to the west don't matter, but this Guantao must be held in your hands!"

The rest also nodded in agreement.

They know that at this moment, they have reached the point of failure or benevolence, and only by doing things absolutely can they gain a chance of survival.

"Ask three thousand soldiers to follow me to Guantao!"

Cui Wei was not worried that Zhu Chaoshi and Shen Qingzhi in the north would react so quickly to quell the chaos.Because he grasped the timing of the incident very well, it was the time when Tuoba Tao officially attacked Hebei.

If Zhu Chaoshi and Shen Qingzhi dared to turn around and come back at this time, they would definitely be hit by the enemy and suffer heavy losses.

What he is worried about is Liu Yilong, the King of Hejian who is in the domain of Hejian Kingdom.

The reason why the Hebei family has been honest these days is inseparable from Liu Yilong.

Don't look at Liu Yilong who usually lives in Fengguo. It is said that he is busy making people every day and plans to be the "Zhongshan King Jing" of the Liu Song Dynasty, but only those who have been in contact with Liu Yilong understand that this prince is definitely not simple.

There are even rumors that when Liu Yizhen went north to clean up the mess of the Song army, he secretly issued an edict to let Liu Yilong take over the throne.

Regardless of whether this is groundless, at least Cui Wei can clearly feel the pressure brought by Liu Yilong during his stay in Hebei.

Right now, what Cui Wei can do is to gain a firm foothold in Wei County as much as possible before Liu Yilong reacts, and resist the possible arrival of Liu Yilong.

Ride the horse and run wildly~~~
On the way, Cui Wei also inquired about the Guantao magistrate.

"This person is not Han Chinese."

Cui Wei was amazed by this alone.

Not to mention in Hebei, but if you broaden your eyes to the entire Liu Song Dynasty, there are only a handful of county magistrates who are not of Han origin, and I never thought that there is one under my nose right now.

"The man's name is Liu Duan, and he is from the Tiefu tribe of the Huns."

Tie Fu Department?
Cui Wei's expression became even weirder: "But Liu Weichen's tribe?"

"Exactly."

"That's weird."

Liu Weichen, Helian Bobo's father.

Such a person, not to mention whether he should be an official of Liu Song, or even if he did, would be a ticking time bomb no matter how you look at it. Who would have thought that he would become the last person who is still persisting?
"Are you sure you're right?"

It's not that Cui Wei doubts his subordinates, but that it's a bit unbelievable that this is true.

Hu Xiake was just wiped out by Liu Yizhen, not to mention the Tiefu tribe, even the Xiongnu basically existed in name only, this Liu Duan is actually working hard for Liu Song?

"I'm sure I didn't make a mistake."

A person who had heard about Liu Duan also told Cui Wei everything he knew.

"It is said that although this person was born in the Huns, he loves Confucian classics and is quite famous in the local area."

"When someone recommended Liu Duan as the county magistrate before, others were not convinced, and often despised him because of his background. It is said that Liu Yilong, the king of Hejian, interceded for Liu Duan before he became the county magistrate of Guantao .”

Then Cui Wei suddenly realized: "It turns out that it is the grace of his Liu family."

At this time, there were several sneers in the team: "In the end, it was the Huns who guarded the last county town for his Liu family. It's really ridiculous."

But before he finished laughing, Cui Wei was staring at him with extremely unfriendly eyes.

Reluctantly, he immediately shut up.

Even the Huns who have always looked down upon know what "loyalty" is, so what is going on with these Han Chinese who are rebelling?

Even if neither Cui Wei nor others admit that what they are doing at this time is "rebellion", it is indeed the case.

Forced march for two days.

As soon as this army entered the border of Guantao, they saw a raging beacon on the sentry post not far away.

Needless to say, this must be a good thing done by the Xiongnu county magistrate named Liu Duan.

"It's kind of like a thing."

Cui Wei glanced at the beacon contemptuously, apparently not thinking that Liu Duan could cause any obstacles to him.

But when he got closer to Guantao County, he realized that something was beyond his expectation.

Rows of soldiers in heavy armor were standing on the city wall of Guantao, staring down at the rebels below the city.The bows and arrows in the hands of countless soldiers also pointed at Cui Wei and the others with a cold light, not to mention the boulders and fallen logs piled up on the city wall waiting to be smashed down at any time...

"Not right."

Just looking at the defense, Cui Wei didn't think that the general in the city was a Confucian scholar who didn't understand military affairs.

Moreover, the spirit of those county soldiers was not weaker than Cui Wei's private soldiers, coupled with their neat military appearance, once made Cui Wei think that he had seen Liu Song's regular army.

This arrangement also made Cui Wei put away his contempt.

He rode his horse to a place about 150 steps away from the city wall and yelled at the Guantao city wall: "Please come out and tell the story!"

"Ding!"

It was not Liu Duan who greeted Cui Wei, but a fast and anxious arrow.

After dodging the arrow, Cui Wei was startled into a cold sweat.

It was also this arrow that made Cui Wei realize that this is not a warm and affectionate play house between aristocratic families, but a cruel and bloody battlefield!

Tightening his horse's head, Cui Wei gritted his teeth and summoned up his courage and shouted: "Liu Duan! Now that the old lord in the north is coming to recover Hebei, why are you obsessed with it? Why don't you dedicate the city quickly and welcome the lord with me?"

silence.

Not only did Liu Duan not come out, even the soldiers on the city wall were calm, without any fluctuations.

"Liu Duan!"

Cui Wei made another plan: "As a Hun, you should also know that your Shan Yu Helian Bobo died in the hands of Liu Yizhen! Why do you still help the tyrant now? Help your enemy guard the city ?”

Now, there was some commotion on the city wall.

After a while, a middle-aged man whose ecological appearance was not much different from that of the Han people came to the city wall with tiger steps, and looked at Cui Wei outside through the gap in the parapet.

Cui Wei thought that Liu Duan had already been persuaded by him, so he couldn't help but feel happy, and was about to urge the horse to move forward for a certain distance, so that Liu Duan could hear his voice clearly.

Just after taking two steps, Cui Wei suddenly tensed up on a whim.

Looking up again, he found that Liu Duan on the city wall had already bent his bow and set an arrow, throwing the cold light in his hand towards Cui Wei.

Danger!

Cui Wei hurriedly lowered his head, just passing by the death arrow.

Looking up again, Cui Wei could clearly feel the mocking eyes on the city wall, which made him roar angrily: "Liu Duan! You are courting death!"

(End of this chapter)