Cross the prayer space

Chapter 917 Heroine 20
Vice General Jiang came to her side, "Major General, you are too impulsive."

The corners of Su Anchen's mouth curled up slightly, "I'll pay attention, let's go." She turned around on her horse and returned to the city.

The people in the city were relieved to see the soldiers come back safely.

Su Anchen dismounted, returned to the study, and summoned several lieutenants and generals.

The discussion in the study room was almost one-sided, and they absolutely disagreed with Su Anchen taking risks behind the enemy's rear.

Some people even said directly, "General, you are the center of the army. If you want to go, you might as well send me, Old Bear."

Su Anchen didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "Uncles, although you and your nephew have never met each other, you are both veterans following your father. How could you be allowed to take risks? You are still needed in the rear."

Su Anchen couldn't make sense, so he changed the subject and talked about other things.

In the next few days, a few people watched her closely, for fear that she would go impulsively, but it turned out that Su Anchen was as usual, either checking the terrain in the study, or training soldiers in the camp, and gradually relaxed.

It was night, Su Anchen was dressed in black, lurking in the darkness, and left the city.

The tents of the barbarians were distributed in eight places. Su Anchen sneaked in in the dark, and circumvented them very skillfully, avoiding detection.

Afterwards, he took out the flint and steel from his bosom, threw the flames out, and then Su Anchen left quietly.

Standing on a high hillside, she looked at the soaring flames in the back camp of the barbarian army, with indifference in her eyes.

In her previous life, she witnessed with her own eyes that the barbarians captured the people of the Central Plains, skinned them and made them human, just to show off.

Therefore, in Su Anchen's eyes, the barbarians are different from Nancheng, they are bloodthirsty beasts, they have no emotion, no heart, only the instinct to kill and plunder.

Even the children of the barbarians are terrifyingly evil. They take pleasure in hunting the people of the Central Plains and are proud of bullying the women of the Central Plains.

Su Anchen turned and left, walking into the vast night.

Hu Yelie clenched his hands tightly, with a gloomy expression, "It must have been done by the Su family." His green eyes were full of murderous intent, "In a few days, sneak into the border town and arrest some people from the Central Plains."

Hearing this, the eyes of the angry man behind him lit up instantly, "Yes!"

As soon as Su Anchen returned to the General's Mansion, she saw several generals guarding her study room. Immediately, she turned around and wanted to leave, but was stopped by several people, "General."

Su Anchen rubbed his nose, "I just set fire to the barbarian's food and grass. In the past few days, you should pay attention to the strangers coming in and out."

The few people who were helpless just now became serious when they heard the words, "General, don't worry."

Regarding the means of the barbarians, they have been fighting for many years, and they can guess what they want to do.

Thinking of the corpses of civilians who were strung on iron swords and dragged to the front of the battlefield more than ten years ago, the eyes of the generals almost turned red. They took a deep breath and suppressed the hatred in their hearts, "General, what can you do. "

For this young general, they vaguely understood that she might not be as step-by-step as the old general. Although there were many methods, none of them were dealing with enemies.

Both ingenuity and martial arts are not lacking, which makes them see hope again, and have expectations in their hearts.

The corner of Su Anchen's mouth turned up, "I will make arrangements in the next few days, as long as you make arrangements, the city gate must be guarded, and the matter of catching the enemy can be left to my nephew."

No one can be more cruel than Jingduwei.

Su Anchen vaguely understood what the purpose of the first emperor's training of the Jingdu Guard was.

(End of this chapter)