At some point, all the lieutenants had gathered in my tent. All of them looked ugly.

It's like opening a box of instant noodles, only to find that none of them contain seasoning packets.

Gee, what are instant noodles? What are seasoning packets? I thought in confusion. How could I suddenly feel like this?

Maybe it's because of the Duanmu Yang in the body.

When the lieutenants saw that I had woken up, they rushed over to me one by one and began to report the situation to me. But I just woke up and my head was heavy and buzzing, so I didn't listen at all.

Know what they are talking about.

"Please be quiet and talk one by one." I said slightly angrily. As I said this, I got out of bed and tidied my clothes.

Because we are marching and fighting, we usually sleep with our clothes on at night. When we wake up in the morning, it is convenient and trouble-free to pack.

"Report to the general! The enemy is coming to attack!" a deputy general said, cupping his fists.

I was shocked, what? I just dampened the opponent's morale yesterday, and I came here to take revenge today? When I thought about it, I felt that something was fishy. So I quickly equipped myself with a long sword, and walked out of the tent with the lieutenants, towards

Go to the entrance of the military camp.

But as I got closer and closer to the entrance of the military camp, I didn't hear the slightest noise. It stands to reason that when the enemy invades, there will be noisy, shouting and fighting with weapons.

However, it has been unusually quiet recently. Looking forward, our soldiers are not in a particularly tense state of preparation for the enemy. Instead, they are looking out from the observation deck and the barracks door with curious and probing eyes.

With.

I looked at the lieutenant beside me in confusion: "What's going on now?"

The deputy general clasped his fists: "My subordinates don't understand what the situation is now. It would be better for the general to go and take a look at it on his own."

ha?

When we all walked to the fence at the entrance of the military camp, I immediately understood why the deputy general said that to me.

The enemy army actually came with nearly 100,000 people. However, despite the large number of people, they did not force a breakthrough against us. Instead, they stood blankly outside the door, standing very tightly. All the enemy troops held their heads high.

Head, eyes looking directly at the gate of our military camp.

The enemy army was not close to our military camp. Suddenly, I didn't know what the enemy army was going to do.

"What are they going to do?" I wondered.

In fact, even if the enemy troops come to break through our military camp, considering the number of 100,000 people, they will overwhelm our army. However, due to the terrain of our military camp, the probability of their successful breakthrough is very slim.

Our military camp is located on a bulge on one side of the border. Geographically speaking, our terrain is on the upper side, making it easy to defend and difficult to attack.

As long as we are fully prepared for defense, even if he comes with an army of two to three hundred thousand, it will take a long time to capture us.

So facing the 100,000 enemy troops who came this time and stood at the gate, I couldn't help but feel puzzled. They were defeated yesterday. According to normal thinking, the enemy's military adviser would definitely tell the general how many seconds it would take.

Make an attack plan in the next day and try to revive the general's morale in one battle.

But what is the purpose of this ‘standing at the gate’ rhythm now?

Judging from the general leading the enemy's troops, it seems that he has no intention of attacking us.

But even so, our soldiers did not dare to slack off. They quickly made defensive arrangements, watching out for a bunch of bombs at the door, and when there would be a big explosion.

But after we were all deployed, there was still no movement from the enemy side, and they were still standing side by side at the gate so quietly.

The soldiers on our side did not dare to leave the fence, and the soldiers on the observation deck had their eyes widened and did not dare to look away. They were afraid that the enemy would make some move.

But such a stalemate atmosphere suddenly turned into a stalemate until nightfall. The soldiers on our side also stood by the fence all day, not even doing daily drills.

"General, what are they going to do? It's too exhausting." A deputy general said with dry eyes, looking weak.

I looked at him in surprise: "What's wrong with you?" Why does this man look so exhausted?

"Oh, I'm sorry, General. I'm a black fish spirit. I've been standing here all day, so I'm a little dehydrated. Please forgive me for any offense." The deputy general clasped his fists and lowered his head in an apologetic tone.

I waved my hand: "It's okay, thank you for your hard work. You go and have a rest first. I'm here to guard you." The fish spirit didn't replenish water for a whole day. This was a big deal, but it would kill the monster. So I quickly asked him

Go down and rest first.

Lieutenant General Yu Jing ordered to retreat.

Not long after the fish spirit retreated, the enemy troops outside the fence also began to make moves. I quickly stretched out my arms, and the archers who were already standing at the door immediately put their arrows on their bows.

He looked ready to go.

However, the actions of the enemy troops on the opposite side immediately made me laugh and cry again.

Seeing that most of the enemy troops on the opposite side had dispersed, I turned around and ordered the archers to lower their bows.

I continued to watch the enemy troops at the fence with a group of lieutenants. The enemy troops actually found a lot of wood from the surrounding mountains and began to set up camp.

Huh? Do the enemy troops want to stay in front of our camp?

Although I was surprised, I didn't dare to let our soldiers take action rashly, fearing that the other side might have plans to harm us. So we had no choice but to engage in a stalemate with the enemy on the other side.

Now that people on the opposite side have begun to set up camp, what can our army do? We can only guard it cautiously.

However, things that troubled our army began to happen that night when our soldiers began to take turns to take a night's rest. The enemy finally began to take action and began to attack our military camp.

No, it cannot be called an attack. It is more appropriate to call it harassment.

They did not come in large numbers, but only used a small group of two to three thousand cavalry to rush in front of our military camp in the dark, beat and kill them, and began to tear down the defensive fence in front of the door.

When we saw that the defensive fence had to be secured, we had to send people to stop and fight. Unexpectedly, as soon as our people ran out, all the enemy soldiers on the opposite side quickly retreated.

Although I was confused, I didn't dare the soldiers to pursue me. I could only ask the soldiers to withdraw.

This harassment behavior lasted for nearly a week. The enemy troops went into three shifts and came to harass our troops several times every day, day and night.

After a week, every one of the soldiers in our camp is exhausted physically and mentally, with tired faces. They no longer have the same energy as before, let alone continue to fight.
Chapter completed!