C60 (2/2)

Ye Yuming's face darkened instantly as he laughed coldly, ”Haha, thank you for your praise.”

”But, what you have done, hmm, is not bad.” Just reluctantly praise him.

”Hmph. Okay, quickly watch. Be careful not to miss the good show.” As Ye Yuming said this, the corner of his mouth curved into a smile.

As the two of them spoke, the battle situation changed again.

”Ye Yuming” was shuttling back and forth between the tents. The Yi Clan had already passed through the glacier and was heading in his direction. Wu Dun and a large group of people closely followed behind ”Ye Yuming,” but they were less than three feet away from him.

Arrows flew all over the place, and one after another, the guards around ”Ye Yuming” fell to the ground. It was only when all the troops of Yi Clan had passed through the ravine that Ye Yuming smiled out of fear on the city wall.

As the vanguard, Mai Bu was overjoyed to see that the city gate was right in front of his eyes. He nocked an arrow and aimed it at ”Ye Yuming's” shoulder.

”Ye Yuming” only let out a grunt, with one hand holding onto the arrow and the other continuing to ride the horse. The horses moved nimbly between the tents, their footsteps seemed like arrows flying towards them, but looking at the wall where Tang Xiaotang was at, it was strange, as though they were dodging something.

”What did you do in the camp?” Tang Xiaotang immediately thought that this guy had indeed hidden his trump card.

”This King didn't do anything. This King is so kind. I was just afraid that the wild beasts on the mountain would come down and scare the horses. That's why I dug a few traps between the tents.” Ye Yuming explained.

Tang Xiaotang looked down at the Yi Clan army that had started to become chaotic, and the corner of her eyes twitched. The neat tofu like army started to collapse, with holes after holes, in an instant turning from a piece of tofu into a piece of cheese filled with holes.

Hehe … How many are you? You have hundreds of them, all right? Furthermore, those craters were a trap, and each crater had a diameter of at least twenty meters!

In truth, Ye Yuming's schemes were not really that big of a deal. They were told to dig deep holes in the ground, using planks and branches to form a bracket, and finally to cover the surface with a tarpaulin and sand until, like the ground around them, they could not see any holes in the ground. The front part of the frame was very sturdy, almost as if it was walking on flat ground. The back part was reduced by one level, and the further one went, the less sturdy it became. Once the army in front had passed, the originally firm trap in front of them would become more and more dangerous, until the cavalry at the back would collapse. As a result, those holes seemed to have suddenly appeared out of nowhere, making it hard for the Yi Clan army to guard against them.

Thinking of this, Tang Xiaotang felt even more respect for Ye Yuming. This person really was born on the battlefield. Although this kind of strategy looked simple, it wasn't something that an ordinary person could come up with. It required an extremely high military talent and an extremely high ability to adapt to situations.

Needless to say, the outcome of the battle was already chaotic. When they saw that the Yan City city gate was right in front of their eyes, who would have thought that a huge crater would suddenly appear beneath their feet, and the cavalrymen who were ahead of them suddenly fell. They couldn't dodge or pull their horses, and directly fell into the pit as well.

At this moment, suddenly understood that Ye Yuming had always had a way out. Seeing the army that was riddled with holes, even his heart was bleeding. These were all warriors from the Yi Clan! He died under the conspiracy of the night …

But this was not the most important thing. This was basically all of the young adults in the Yi Clan, with half of them lost here. How was he going to explain this to Big Khan when he returned?

There was only one way, and that was to rush over, occupy the Yan City, and atone for their deeds!