Tokyo Bianliang is the most prosperous capital with commercial commerce so far. This prosperity is not only reflected in the Song Dynasty's emphasis on commerce, but also in the numerous shops in Wasi, but also in the development of transportation. It is well-connected by land and waterways are dense like spider webs, Bian River, Cai River, Jinshui River, Wuzhang River, moat and cargo transport river in the city. Among them, the longest waterway and the densest distribution is the cargo transport river, which is like the tentacles of an octopus, covering all directions in the city.

Next to the old Sour Jujube Gate in the inner city, there is a small water gate. This is a canal channel connecting the waterways of the inner and outer cities. The river channel is less than one meter wide, and the maximum can only pass two cargo ships of 100 stone in parallel. The water gate has three iron gates, and there is also a secret passage inside to the city. If the enemy attacks from the water gate, you can directly throw kerosene inside the water gate.

Zhang Shun took two of his most watery men to get into the water gate, swam silently to the outer city like three mermaids.

The outer city has a complex terrain, and the Jin camp covers too large a scale. Unlike outside the city, you can find an endless wilderness to station. If you station outside the city, you will inevitably encounter dense rivers, which are difficult to avoid. The Jin camp in the outer city encountered four rivers, three of which are Caohe and one is Wuzhang River. The Jin soldiers filled the three Caohe with rubble and soil from their houses, leaving only a Wuzhang River for easy water collection and transportation.

The Wuzhang River passes through the north and south direction of the Jinying camp, dividing the military camp into two. The military camp to the west is a big head to garrison the army. The military camp to the east is a small area and is used to gather materials. The passage between the military camp is a stone bridge called Caishi Bridge. Even in the past, Caishi Bridge was also an iconic bridge. It was once the largest black market in Bianjing. Various underground transactions were very active in the Caishi Bridge area, especially when the silver price soared, everyone in the capital knew about Caishi Bridge.

Although the Jin soldiers had filled all the Caohe River in the military camp, the Wuzhang River itself is a mother river of the Caohe River. It can also be easily reached from the Wuzhang River through the Caohe River from the inner city.

At the third hour, after nearly an hour of hiking, Zhang Shun and his three subordinates arrived outside the barracks along the Wuzhang River. Along the way, both sides of the Wuzhang River were dark and deserted, but when they arrived in front of the barracks, both sides of the Wuzhang River began to become lively. Lanterns were hanging on the trees on both sides, and patrol soldiers were flowing endlessly.

But for the Wuzhang River, which is three zhang wide, patrols on both sides seem very weak. Moreover, the Jin soldiers have no ships and cannot patrol the river, which has caused a huge defense loophole in the Jin soldiers' barracks, and enemy soldiers can easily sneak into the barracks from the water.

In fact, Wanyan Zongwang also realized this loophole. It was just that the Jin soldiers had just been stationed in the early morning and could not find a suitable way to fill it. More importantly, the Emperor and the Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty went to the Jin camp to negotiate, which was equivalent to the largest hostage. The Song army would never dare to act rashly at this time. The contempt of the Jin soldiers towards the Song army made them a little careless about the enemy.

Zhang Shunhe's subordinates sneaked into the military camp and dived out from the bottom of the water at the foot of Caishi Bridge. They hid under the bridge arch and observed the movements of the enemy.

Zhang Shun is very familiar with this area. After coming to the capital, he spent most of his time in the black market next to Caishi Bridge, but now it is beyond recognition outside. All the houses have disappeared, and there is only a tent not far away. Zhang Shun couldn't help but curse.

But what gave Zhang Shun a headache was that there were two patrol soldiers patrolling back and forth on the way to the bridgehead. When he climbed up from the water, he found that it would be fine if it was one or two soldiers, but there were at least twenty people on the shore, which was too high, which made Zhang Shun a little difficult for a while.

"Brother, there are only twenty-one people, and we will deal with seven of them one by one, so it shouldn't be a big problem!" One of Zhang Shun's subordinates suggested carefully.

Zhang Shun shook his head, "It's not a matter of murder, but a fear of disturbing the military camp and causing our actions to be exposed."

"What should I do?"

Zhang Shun bit her lip and said, "Wait a minute and see if there is any other opportunity."

At this moment, a sound of wheels from the big cart came from the west, and three ox carts were shaking from the west military camp towards the bridge. Zhang Shun's eyes lit up and came whatever he wanted. There is no way out!

Zhang Shun whispered a few words to his two men. He jumped, grabbed an iron hoop under the bridge, and climbed up the bridge like a gecko. These were three ox carts that delivered wine to the military camp. The empty carts returned to the east supply camp. When the ox carts slowly passed through the bridge, a black shadow quickly rushed out from under the bridge railing and hid under the last ox cart.

Three ox carts drove through the patrol area without any obstruction and entered the material camp. There were hundreds of large tents in the material camp, which were piled with various materials, food, weapons, bows and crossbows, armor, tents, gongs and drums, flags, turbulent oil, firearms, etc. In addition, there were a large number of siege weapons piled in the open air, and more than twenty patrol teams came back and forth in the battalion, with great vigilance.

Shortly after the ox cart entered the camp, Zhang Shun found an opportunity. Seeing that no one was patrolling, he turned over from the bottom of the car and rolled into the nearest big tent.

This is a large tent for armor. Bales of cowhide armor are piled up like hills, emitting a stale aura. Zhang Shun took off the water lining, wearing a tight samurai suit, with a bulging waist, and a waterproof bag made of pig's bladder. The pocket mouth is tight and there is no leakage of water inside.

Zhang Shun wiped the water stains on his head and body, then pulled out the dagger from his leather boots, cut open the waterproof bag, and took out a flint and three fire sticks wrapped in oil cloth. Zhang Shun used the flint to ignite the fire stick, then blew it out, and put it into the fire stick.

Although the fire broker is blown out, there are sparks and fire points inside, which can be burned as soon as it is blown. It is very laborious and time-consuming to make military fire broker. It is added with nitrous powder, sulfur powder and rosin. It can last for up to three hours to last. It is a must-have item for military marching at night.

Zhang Shun's dagger was extremely sharp. He got it when he robbed a large ship on the Yellow River. This nameless dagger was very simple in style, but it cuts gold and jade and cuts iron like mud. Zhang Shun used it to cut the bottom of the ship effortlessly. It was Zhang Shun's favorite thing.

Zhang Shun quickly climbed up a pile of leather armor like a hill, jumped gently, climbed to the top of the tent, waved the dagger, and with a 'sweep!', a big hole appeared on the top of the tent, Zhang Shun slowly poked his head out, condescendingly, and he could see clearly the situation around him.

Almost all the big tents looked the same, and it was impossible to see what supplies were inside. However, Zhang Shun saw a clue from the distribution of the patrol soldiers. There were seven or eight patrol soldiers next to dozens of large tents in the northwest corner, which was particularly dense. It can be seen that there were important military supplies of the Jin soldiers there.

At this time, a drunk centurion of Jin soldiers staggered towards him, holding a wine bag in his hand and humming a small song. Zhang Shun immediately had a solution.

He flew down, cut a big hole in the big tent, and hid it next to it. When the centurion passed by, Zhang Shun rushed over, tied the other party's neck, dragged him into the big tent, and then waved his dagger and cut off the soldier's throat.

After a moment, Zhang Shun, wearing the armor of the centurion of Jin soldiers, walked out of the tent and swung toward the northwest corner.

Although he was wearing the armor of the Jin soldiers, Zhang Shun did not dare to be careless. He tried to go secretly and not be discovered by the patrol soldiers. When Zhang Shun sneaked into a large tent, it was indeed as expected that it was full of turbulent barrels, at least hundreds of barrels.

Zhang Shun sneaked into four large tents in a row, filled with tincture oil. When he sneaked into the fifth large tent, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. There was no longer tincture oil, but rows of iron racks, with dark iron lumps on both sides, and the shape was like big winter melons.

Zhang Shun recognized at a glance that this was his target today, thunder and thunder. At this moment, Zhang Shun seemed to see the mountain patterns and water armor of the side general waving to him.

Zhang Shun calmed down his heart and quickly counted it. Ten rows of iron frames were placed in each row of more than 20 pieces, and there were more than 20 pieces in this tent. Zhang Shun thought about it and then got out of the big tent from the other end.

Although the camp is heavily guarded and the patrol team is constantly ongoing, as long as he masters the rules of patrol, he is not afraid of being discovered by the other party. He simply took off the armor of the heavy Jin soldiers and generals who were in the way. Thinking about it, he was also useless. What if a Jin soldier asked him a question and he knew how to tell the truth, wouldn’t he be exposed?

However, Zhang Shun thought about it and put on the armor of the Jin soldiers again. He needed this armor to cover him when he ran away.

Zhang Shun entered another big tent, and there were still thunderstorms in the big tent, with more than 200 pieces. Zhang Shun suddenly became a little excited. He thought there were only more than 200 pieces, but it seemed that it was far more than that, so he would definitely have a third tent.

Zhang Shun broke into the five large tents around him and saw only three large tents with thunderstorms. Among them, there were only more than a hundred in the last large tent. Zhang Shun judged that there were about a thousand thunderstorms with the Jin soldiers, which was a big deal!
Chapter completed!