novelSusiti Chapter 184 The Four Sons of Mongolia vs. The Three Generals of Jurchen
Chapter 184 The Four Sons of Mongolia vs. The Three Generals of Jurchen
Wanyan Jindanzi was annoyed by his fighting style, but there was nothing he could do.
Because he discovered that he was unable to catch Ashina Yingyang's figure.
Ashina Yingyang, wielding the Star Chasing Twin Blades, is just like the Flying Immortal Spear God that the Bull Demon King faces.
They are all players who rely on agility and skill.
Facing Wanyan Jindanzi, who wields the Golden Hammer of the Drum, as long as he doesn't do anything foolish...
Dodging it isn't too difficult.
In this way, the two exchanged dozens of blows in a short period of time, and still could not be determined.
At this moment, Wanyan Aguda and Temujin were both watching the battle from the front lines, but their feelings were completely different.
Sure enough, not long after, Ashina Yingyang suddenly slashed at Wanyan Jindanzi's chest with his sword.
Wanyan Jindanzi instinctively dodged, but Borzhu Ashina Yingyang did not continue his attack.
Instead, they quickly turned their horses around and galloped towards Temujin's army.
Upon seeing this, Wanyan Jindanzi was greatly alarmed and hurriedly spurred his horse to catch up, hoping to capture Borzhu in one fell swoop.
However, just as he was about to catch up with Ashina Yingyang.
Ashina Yingyang suddenly turned around and his twin swords flashed out like lightning.
Wanyan Jindanzi was unable to dodge in time and was slashed across the chest by the Star Chaser Twin Blades.
"Damn it!"
The injured Wanyan Jindanzi roared angrily.
However, they did not pursue them further.
He paced back and forth a few times on horseback in front of the battle formation.
Reluctantly, they returned to the main army.
When Wanyan Aguda saw that Wanyan Jindanzi was injured, he knew that the purpose of this duel had been almost achieved.
Although Ashina Yingyang managed to turn the tide in the end.
However, Wanyan Jindanzi's previous attack was not without effect.
With the morale of the Jurchen army soaring, Wanyan Aguda shouted loudly.
He personally led a large army to attack Temujin's Mongol army on the other side.
Temujin, showing no weakness, led his army to meet them.
On that vast grassland, two forces, like two giant dragons, coiled and intertwined, causing the weather to change drastically and making everyone feel like they were facing a threat.
Temujin's four sons—Juchi, Chagatai, Ögedei, and Tolui—were like four fierce tigers, leading the Mongol army with overwhelming momentum.
On the other side, Wanyan Aguda had three generals: Wanyan Wuqimai, Wanyan Loushi, and Wanyan Yinshuke.
He was also brave and skilled in battle, leading the Jurchen warriors to fight valiantly against the enemy.
Especially Wanyan Wugumai.
He was the younger brother of Wanyan Aguda, the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty.
He later succeeded to the throne as the second emperor of the Jin Dynasty, and his temple name was Taizong.
Wanyan Wugumai excelled in both politics and military affairs, continuing to promote the Jin Dynasty's expansionist policies and strengthening centralized power.
He was in no way inferior to his brother, the founding emperor.
With a command from their respective generals, the two armies charged toward each other like wild horses.
The Mongol cavalry led by Juchi launched a fierce charge, brandishing their spears and scimitars and shouting deafening slogans as they charged straight at the Jurchen army commanded by Wanyan Wuqimai.
His eyes were sharp, like an eagle on the grassland, staring intently at Wanyan Wuqimai as if he were watching his prey.
Wanyan Wuqimai was not to be outdone. He brandished his scimitar and led his Jurchen warriors to meet them.
"Ding! Wanyan Wuqi's purchased skill Destiny (Pseudo) has been activated!"
Effect 1: Protects your own generals from the negative effects of the opponent's monarch skills and leadership skills.
Effect 2: Provides a life-saving effect once a year, but it is not a guaranteed life-saving measure.
Effect 3: When leading troops in battle, Command +2 and Strength +3.
The armies led by the two men clashed fiercely on the grassland like two torrents.
Chagatai and Ögedei led two cavalry units respectively to outflank Wanyan Loushi and Wanyan Yinshuke's army from the left and right flanks.
Taking advantage of the terrain and the mobility of their cavalry, they launched continuous raids and guerrilla tactics in an attempt to disrupt the Jurchen army's formation.
Wanyan Loushi and Wanyan Yinshu were both battle-hardened generals. They quickly adjusted their tactics and commanded the Jurchen warriors to launch a counterattack.
"Ding! Wanyan Loushi's skill 'Wisdom and Courage' activated!"
Wisdom and Courage:
Effect 1: When commanding troops in battle, Intelligence +2 and Command +1.
Effect 2: When attacking a stronghold, the commander gains an additional +1, and the morale of the troops under their command increases significantly.
Effect 3: When facing an enemy, attack power +5, then +1 for every ten rounds fought, up to 5 times consecutively.
Tolui led an elite archer force, continuously firing arrows at the Jurchen army from a distance.
Mongolian archers, from a nomadic tribe renowned for their archery skills, were all master archers, capable of hitting a target from a hundred paces away.
Their arrows rained down on the Jurchen army, causing considerable casualties to the enemy.
The battle was exceptionally fierce, and both sides paid a heavy price.
The grasslands were filled with the neighing of warhorses and the shouts of soldiers, and the air was thick with the stench of blood.
Although the four brothers, Juchi, Chagatai, Ögedei, and Tolui, were incredibly brave, they also felt the fierce resistance of the Jurchen army.
They constantly adjusted their tactics and strategies, trying to find a breakthrough.
Ögedei held a shield and stood in front to protect the infantry from the attacks of the Jurchen warriors.
Meanwhile, Tolui, wielding a longsword, moved through the formation, seeking an opportunity to launch a fatal attack.
Wanyan Yinshuke's Jurchen army swept in like a raging storm.
They brandished their weapons and charged toward the Mongol infantry formation, shouting as they charged.
The two armies engaged in a thrilling hand-to-hand combat on the grassland.
Zhu Chi and Wanyan Wuqimai fought fiercely and were evenly matched.
Zhu Chi's spear moved with the agility of a venomous snake, thrusting repeatedly at Wanyan Wuqimai; while Wanyan Wuqimai wielded his broadsword, slashing left and right, trying to find a weakness in Zhu Chi.
The armies led by the two men were also caught in a melee, with cavalrymen charging, slashing, and stabbing at each other, fighting fiercely and evenly matched.
The grasslands were filled with the neighing of warhorses, the shouts of soldiers, and the clanging of weapons.
The chase between Chagatai and Wanyan Loushi was also exceptionally fierce.
Chagatai rode a swift horse, galloping across the grasslands like the wind, his bow and arrows reaping the lives of Jurchen warriors like the scythe of death.
Wanyan Loushi led his warriors in hot pursuit, attempting to use their numerical advantage to surround Chagatai.
But Chagatai was agile and skilled with arrows, and he broke out of the encirclement time and time again, shooting down his pursuers.
Both generals were decisive and composed, constantly adjusting their tactics and strategies based on the changing situation on the battlefield.
The four brothers, Juchi, Chagatai, Ögedei, and Tolui, cooperated seamlessly, sometimes dividing their forces to launch a combined attack, and sometimes concentrating their forces to launch a fierce attack on a single point.
Wanyan Wuqimai, Wanyan Loushi, Wanyan Yinshuke, and others were not to be outdone.
Using the bravery and tenacity of the Jurchen warriors, they engaged in a fierce battle with the Mongol army.
The battle was extremely fierce, and both sides paid a heavy price.
The grasslands were littered with the corpses of fallen soldiers and warhorses, their blood staining the earth red.
But neither Temujin's four sons nor the three generals of the Jurchen side showed any sign of retreating; they continued to command their respective armies in battle.
As time went on, the battle gradually entered a heated phase.
Both sides were bloodthirsty, charging at each other with reckless abandon, determined to kill the other.
The battlefield was filled with the glint of swords and the shouts of battle, as if it were about to devour the entire grassland.