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Chapter 239 Riding Battle ([-])

At the moment after pulling the trigger of the one-handed crossbow in his hand, Corn actually let go of his hand, allowing the one-handed crossbow to fall directly to the ground from under his hand.

It fell on the ground, and I don't know if it will be smashed, or it will be hooved by the horse's hoof afterwards.

However, there is no such thing as a pity for such an action, because they will have no chance to continue filling.

At the moment when Maize aimed at the bearded Hun and was killed by an arrow, his right hand had already touched a long spear hanging on the victory hook of the saddle.

After holding it in his hand, the long gun barrel was caught in the armpit by the corn a little in front of the tail.

Holding the barrel of the gun with his right hand, after making it level, he aimed a sharp shot at the position directly in front; he made a charging movement with a single-handed gun.

For a time, a total of more than 1300 long guns were picked up and leveled.

Like a fallen forest, it directly hit the more than 300 Huns in the front left.

The reason for doing this was that Hu Biao and the others could not tolerate the Huns in front of them, so they just ran away, and in the following time, they stuck to them like slugs and kept shooting arrows.

Seeing that they couldn't make a distance, the Huns were also decisive. They threw away the horse bows in their hands one after another, and after drawing out various melee weapons, they rushed up to the crowd.

In the first moment, they threw away the remaining gun barrels without hesitation, and replaced them with secondary weapons one after another.

That was the same as corn, after everyone broke off the spears in their hands.

I don't know if it's because I've fallen a lot on horseback since I was a child, but now I've gained a lot of experience from being thrown.

What needs to be explained is that the 3.5-meter-long spear in the corn's hand has a slanted gap about 50 centimeters behind the gun head.

In a real sense, their battle is just beginning...

There were also dense "click~" sounds around, and one after another the Huns were stabbed to death on the spot.

Because after Ban Chao slashed with all his strength, he slashed down.

Whether it's fighting on foot or on horseback, in Ban Chao's hands it will always be the horse-slaying sword that only the royal family, relatives and nobles of the Han Dynasty are qualified to use.

Of course, continuing to use the horse-cutting sword on the horse does not mean that Ban Chao's combat effectiveness is not strong.

However, such an action of the centurion of the Huns, although he escaped the direct beheading of Ban Chao's sword, he still did not allow himself to survive.

Such a gap was not caused by the gun barrel being cut by the opponent in the previous battle.

In the first moment, he drew a Tang Hengdao on the horse's back.

Because in their view, there are not many Han Chinese in the opponent, and the main force is just some barbarians. Even if the two sides are fighting against each other on horseback, they are not afraid at all.

Corn followed Ban Chao, Hu Biao and a few others who took the lead, and killed them directly.

Not surprisingly, at least two and a half meters away from the corn, the Hun was stabbed in the chest,
The sharp tip of the spear easily pierced into the chest of the Huns wearing leather armor. At the same time, with a sound of 'click~', the barrel of the spear broke directly at the gap, taking away most of the force of the impact.

wrong!It should have fallen headless.

After the sword light in Ban Chao's hand lit up, it turned out that the arrows that were shot at others and the war horse were shot open one after another.

If Hu Biao and the others want to reach this level, they still need to practice for a long time.

Perhaps for the sake of establishing his prestige, after he swung the horse-chopping sword in his hand with all his strength, a Hun dressed as a Hun centurion on the opposite side saw the fierceness of this sword.

It has to be said that in such a short period of time, on the back of a horse without a saddle, he made such a move, the equestrian skills of the Hun centurion were ridiculously strong.

After stabbing the opponent's target, most of the recoil force will not be transmitted to their hands and bodies along with the broken barrel.

In this way, taking advantage of that group of Huns, almost 80 to [-] people fell off their horses at the same time, which inevitably reduced the speed of that group of Huns for a while.

In the blink of an eye, the centurion was knocked to the ground again by a war horse of a bald bandit elite native.

Not daring to meet him, he forced his whole body to fall backwards.

Even under the effect of inertia, the war horse without the horse's head rushed forward a few steps forward; but the final result was still forward, one head at a time.

The reason is that their skills in horse fighting are too poor to control the astonishing recoil instantly produced by the opponents stabbed by the spear point.

Even if the centurion on the horse sat up directly with the strength of his waist, he had no time to make any other movements, so he could only watch his body being thrown away from the horse. go out.

Letting his back lie on the horse's back, he made a movement similar to the iron bridge in the martial arts drama, trying to avoid Ban Chao's frightening sword.

Then dense horseshoes trampled over his body, trampling his screams and vitality out of his body.

Compared with Hu Biao and others, who were shot with a 'jingling~' sound from the rain of arrows, there were also scenes of sparks flying everywhere; Ban Chao, whose robes and sleeves were waving in the wind, was decent in appearance too much.

The head of the horse's horse under the crotch of the centurion of the Huns was cut off directly.

I saw that under the rain of arrows that the Huns enveloped at the beginning, Hu Biao and others could only rely on their armor to resist, hoping that it would not be like the unlucky time of the team.

In the following time, after hedging against the Huns.

On the contrary, it is a very strong performance of Ban Chao's personal strength.

The method of cutting off a little gun barrel in this way has been proved through experiments.

It can be said that he changed his tactics on the spur of the moment and no longer insisted on riding and shooting.

Rather, they did so consciously under the predetermined cavalry tactics.

Even if an arrow landed on him occasionally, it was blocked by the fish-scale black armor he was wearing under the deep clothes with long sleeves.

Under such a situation, a Hun who could not tell his age because his face was covered with oil, brandished a straight knife and killed the corn.

Compared with letting go of the spear after stabbing the opponent, it is safer.

Anyway, the next second after falling heavily to the ground, the Hun centurion jumped up from the ground.

Corn didn't even have time to look at such a spectacular scene; he had already missed the target and was facing more opponents.

And when the Hun with a shot in his chest fell to the ground in pain.

After all, that thing has a relatively high grasp of timing, and if it is a little slower, it will be life-threatening.

Of course, not everyone is like this; at least among the people who took the lead in the charge before the team, Ban Chao and Zhan Xiang were not like this.

But what's the use?In this kind of cavalry hedging battle, as long as the possibility of surviving after landing is basically zero.

******
Even in the intensive charge of horseshoes, in the army led by Hu Biao and others, when weapons such as Zhanmajian, Qijiadao, Tanghengdao, and Huanshoudao were unsheathed, the kind of "clang, clang, clang~" The voices are clearly distinguishable.

Immediately, he kicked and beat the horse desperately, and chased and killed a group of Huns on the left.

And after Ban Chao made this sword, he didn't even have the interest to look back, so what about a mere Hun centurion, he's just a beard.

And on his robe at this moment, the blood spurted from the headless horse's neck was all over his body.

Under the shape of his long sleeves fluttering and riding a horse with a sword, it became more and more indescribably heroic.

Even if it was such a scene, it was not the first time that Hu Biao and others saw it, and they still couldn't help but cursed: "What the hell! This is called a scholar..."

(End of this chapter)