On the back of Liang Xiao and others, there was a not too high hillside. △↗,. Five Huns rode horses to stand in front of the slope, and they looked relaxed. They obviously thought that Liang Xiao and others had no way to escape, and they were just lambs to be slaughtered.

Seeing Liang Xiao look over, the face of the Huns changed slightly. After a long pursuit, they had already learned about Liang Xiao's shooting skills. However, they breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Liang Xiao not raising his bow. Despite this, they still raised their vigilance and did not dare to be careless at all. Two people even rode their horses farther away until they were a hundred steps away.

"Wenbin, you lead the camel to prolong your life, the country is on the left, Guo Wu, the cow is on the right, the big tiger, and Lao Xie is on the left."

"Here!" Everyone turned, Guo Wenbin rode on the back of a camel, leading two camels, and ran towards the hillside. Xu Yanshou and Li Dingguo rode on horseback, protecting the left, Guo Wu and Li Shuyun protected the right, all hidden behind the camel. The camels were thick and thick in flesh, and they had a bag on their bodies, which could block the arrows of the Huns. Using camels as meat shields, they could shoot arrows with confidence.

Liang Xiao and Li Shuyun rode on the horse, which was about the same height as the hump. Don’t worry about attacking on both sides. Relax and boldly deal with the Huns behind you to provide cover for Xie Guanglong and Pang Shuo. Xie Guanglong held an iron spear and Pang Shuo held an iron knife, facing the Huns, and stepped back step by step.

Seeing that Liang Xiao and others were about to go up the slope, the Huns did not stop them too much, they even made way and watched Liang Xiao and others retreat to the hillside. As soon as they climbed the hillside, Liang Xiao immediately asked Guo Wenbin to command three camels to lie on the ground and set up a one-and-a-half-month-shaped camel formation. The others hid behind the camel formation, untied the horse's belly belt, fed the war horse water, salt and essence, and helped the war horses to restore some physical strength as much as possible.

"How about it? Do you feel sore waist, back, and leg cramps?" Liang Xiao looked at everyone, half joking and half blaming. As Guo Wenbin said, after Li Shuyun started, these guys could no longer control themselves. Along the way, whenever they met a slightly beautiful Hun woman, someone would come forward to chat with her. They exchanged wine or some gadgets for a night of romantic sex.

Liang Xiao did not prohibit it. He knew that these guys were not gentlemen, and the journey was long. If there was no fun, they would make trouble for nothing. With these romantic affairs and making fun of each other, the possibility of conflicts can be reduced. As the saying goes, those who have carried guns together and hired prostitutes together are the ones who have shared hobbies and helped to improve cohesion.

However, this also has obvious side effects. It is not what he said about back pain and leg cramps. These guys are as strong as mules, but they delay their trip. Once they meet beautiful women, they will deliberately delay, and the sun is still in the sky, so they want to camp.

In one month, they had only passed Zhuoxie Mountain, which was delayed at least five days longer than Guo Wenbin expected.

Everyone looked at each other and laughed loudly. Pang Shuo said loudly: "Who is false? Who is false? If you are false, just say it earlier. Next time I see a beautiful woman, I will do it for you. Brother, I will do it for you. Lao Xie, are you false?"

"You are so weak." Xie Guanglong spitted and glanced at Guo Wenbin. These people were all slutty, only Guo Wenbin and Liang Xiao were more conservative. Almost everyone knew that Liang Xiao was in love with Liu Ling, the leader of Huainan, and no one dared to say that, so he pointed his firepower at Guo Wenbin.

"Get out!" Guo Wenbin laughed and scolded, "I'm not as anxious as you. When I arrived in the Western Regions, there were many beauties, and these Hun women were dirty. What's the point?"

Liang Xiao raised his hand and interrupted their argument. "Since it's not bad, then cheer up and eat, drink water, and accumulate energy. Then give them some color. If anyone has weak legs, stand back and don't delay major issues."

"Sir, don't worry. There are two people in Dahu and I." Xie Guanglong patted his chest carelessly.

Liang Xiao looked at the Huns who were resting in the distance. He snorted, but said nothing. He pushed Tu Niuer quietly, signaling him to eat something and prepare for the attack. Tu Niuer nodded, picked up a piece of meat, a pot of wine, sat aside, chewing it slowly. He didn't eat much, and put it down after just a few bites, sat aside to regulate his breathing and sleep.

Liang Xiao didn't eat anything. He stood on the top of the hillside and practiced pulling the bow. He pulled the bow and shot for too long, and his arms and fingers were a little numb, which seriously affected his feel. He wanted to use this time to recover. During the charge and fight, life and death were only between the front lines, and accuracy was crucial.

The Huns saw Liang Xiao practicing empty-handedly from afar and couldn't help laughing. Some people rode their horses to the bottom of the hillside and laughed loudly. Some even imitated Liang Xiao's appearance, spreading their arms and swaying on the horse's back, just like dancing, laughing one by one.

Liang Xiao turned a blind eye. He practiced again and again until the heat flow at his waist became magnificent from subtle, and streams poured into his arms, injected into his fingers, and then rose along his arms until his ears were slightly hot.

At this time, the Xiongnu nobleman who was riding a white horse sent a horse to reach the bottom of the hillside, shouting a few words, with an extremely arrogant expression.

After hearing this, Guo Wenbin rushed to Liang Xiao. "Sir, they want you to surrender. He said that as long as you surrender, you can ensure your safety."

Liang Xiao raised his eyebrows, stopped for a moment, and continued to practice. "Ask him what conditions he has and who they are."

Guo Wenbin responded, walked out of the camel formation, walked a few steps down the mountain, and shouted loudly in the Huns. After hearing this, Li Shuyun rushed to Liang Xiao. "Sir, you can't surrender."

"Who said I was going to surrender?" Liang Xiao glared at him. "Don't you find it strange? He has already gained the upper hand and can rush forward, kill us, and steal property. Why do you want me to surrender?"

Li Shuyun felt relieved. He frowned, thought for a while, and felt strange. "Does he admire his archery skills and wants to recruit him?"

Liang Xiao shook his head. He knew that the Huns advocated warriors and did not kill all the Han people with high martial arts skills, but instead recruited surrenders as much as possible. In fact, many Han people surrendered to the Huns and were treated well, but he did not think that he would have such treatment. The Huns suffered dozens of losses and came to recruit surrenders, which should be other reasons.

After a while, Guo Wenbin came back. "Sir, they are subordinates of King Hunxie. I know that he is an envoy of the Han Dynasty and is going to the Western Regions."

"Damn!" Liang Xiao cursed. "He is really amazing, even knows this?"

Guo Wenwu pointed to the Han Jie where Liang Xiao was leaning against the side and smiled. "He said that they saw a Han man in the Shanyu Court, who was caught at the station of King Xiu Tu. The Shanyu was very nice to him and even married him. If the adults were willing to surrender, they could give the adults the same conditions."

Liang Xiao's heart skipped a beat. He vaguely guessed who the Han man was, and it was probably Zhang Qian who was on the mission to the west. Zhang Qian's route was to go to the Hexi Corridor, and the first thing he had to pass was King Xiu Tu's territory.

"Ask him who he is? What is that Han man's name and what does he look like?"

Guo Wenbin went again and came back shortly after a while. He told Liang Xiao that this nobleman of the Hunnu was a member of King Hunxie. He followed King Hunxie to attend the Longcheng Conference and saw the Han man. The Han man was Zhang Qian, who was very tall and looked very powerful. There was also a Hu man named Tangyifu beside him.

Sure enough, Liang Xiao sighed inwardly, and Zhang Qian was indeed caught by the Huns as in history. If nothing unexpected happens, he would have stayed in the Huns for about ten years until the son born to him by the Huns could be soy sauce, and he would have a chance to escape.

Zhang Qian, you have a baby with peace of mind, and I will complete your historical mission.

"You can ask me to surrender, show some sincerity and talk to me by myself." Liang Xiao smiled and said, "My requirements are very high."

Guo Wenbin looked at Liang Xiao in surprise and whispered: "Sir, you really..."

"Where do you want to go?" Liang Xiao glared at him. "The soldiers are never tired of cheating. This guy overestimates his ability and wants to capture me to meet Shanyu and compete with King Xiu Tu for his contribution. Can I make him so proud? He can use his tricks and maybe he can kill him in front of the formation."

Guo Wenbin suddenly realized and turned around quickly. While he was bargaining with the Huns, Liang Xiao gathered everyone and arranged the raid tactics.

"King Xiu Tu caught a Han envoy, and King Hun Xie also wanted to catch one. This is our opportunity." Liang Xiao looked around and his eyes fell on Pang Shuo and Xie Guanglong's faces. "Can you do it?"

Pang Shuo's eyes widened. "Can you do it? Is this necessary to ask? Of course it can. Lord, don't worry. I will never come back if I don't cut off the bird head of the Hun dog."

Xie Guanglong smiled strangely and said, "Hehe, you definitely can't cut it. I will pick the pig in front of you."

"You are cooperating, not trying to compete for merit." Liang Xiao lowered his face. "We only have one chance, so we must not miss it. Did you hear it?"

Pang Shuo nodded repeatedly. Xie Guanglong agreed, but he felt a little dissatisfied.

Liang Xiao repeatedly reminded him and handed over his bow and arrow to Tu Niuer. He guessed that the Huns would not let him take the bow and arrow to negotiate. The man just wanted to make contributions, but he was not stupid. He was a little clever to be able to achieve equal status, otherwise it would be difficult to survive on the grassland.

As Liang Xiao expected, the Huns agreed to negotiate in front of the formation, but did not prepare Liang Xiao to carry the bow and arrow. Liang Xiao agreed, holding the Hanjie, riding the moon, and taking Pang Shuo and Guo Wenbin out of the camel formation. He went down the slope and walked out of the land of an arrow. Liang Xiao held the moon, and Pang Shuo held the iron knife in his hand to protect the horse.

Liang Xiao raised his arms and signaled that he did not bring a bow and arrow.

Seeing this, the Xiongnu people came out with two followers, and they also did not bring bows and arrows. He rode a white horse and came to Liang Xiao for twenty steps. The others scattered in groups of three or five a hundred steps away, with a relaxed expression, as if the overall situation had been settled.

The Hun nobles yelled a few words, and Guo Wenbin translated: "He asked the Lord what conditions are there."

Liang Xiao raised the Han Jie in his hand, shook it gently, and smiled and said, "I don't want anything, I just want his head."—
Chapter completed!