Chapter 1654

As time passed, the captive’s willpower became weaker and weaker, and Chu Qing became more and more impatient, but now he has no alternative but to pry out useful information from the captor’s mouth.

“Continue to use punishment.”

Chu Qing looked at the captive with his head down in black, and he did n’t believe him. Chu Qing could n’t pry even a captive ’s mouth open, and he had to get the answer he wanted today.

Finally, under severe punishment after repeated confessions, the captives could not bear it anymore and told Chu Qing the real location of the hidden grain and grass.

After Chu Qing understood the position of grain and grass, not at all hurried away with someone anxiously. Because he was worried that the captive was not telling the truth, but the enemy was cheating again, so he arranged for the soldiers to continue to guard in the battalion to prevent the enemy from attacking again. Then, he took the remaining soldiers to the grain and grass hideout and burned the granary.

Chu Qing led his army quickly to the place where the enemy troops hid the grain. When seeing the enemy soldiers guarding around the granary, Chu Qing divided the army into 2 groups.

A group of only a dozen people, Chu Qing told them to hide in the grass closest to the grass and prepare to come and go. The rest of the soldiers followed Chu Qing and attacked directly from the front, unexpectedly.

The enemy simply didn’t expect Chu Qing to appear here with the army, let’s not say that this is a granary hiding place, only a few people in the army know. Let ’s say that the game they laid down today should let Chu Qing ’s army off guard, not to mention sending a sneak attack to their barracks.

Therefore, when the enemy saw Chu Qing coming with the army, he was at a loss, then lost one’s head out of fear.

However, the head coach of the enemy was not so stupid. When he saw Chu Qing leading the soldiers to attack, all the soldiers on the not at all faced up together. On the contrary, he sent most of the soldiers to protect the grain and move quickly.

Fortunately, Chu Qing had guessed early that the enemy would be mainly grain, so on the way to the soldiers, he took the soldiers to intercept them and killed them one after another.

Another group of people hiding beside the grain and grass saw that the enemy was going to transport the grain and leave. They quickly dispersed and set fire around the enemy barracks. All of a sudden, the enemy ’s barracks fired 4 times, and the soldiers carrying grain and grass suddenly panicked, thinking that there are enemies all around, and I do n’t know which way to transport grain and grass.

Chu Qing took the soldiers to the grain and grass. Another group of soldiers who were hiding also killed from all around. Looking at the piles of grain and grass, Chu Qing narrowed his eyes and raised his mouth gently.

“Listening to my orders, a group of people carried the grain and grass back to the camp, and the rest joined me against the enemy and stopped them.”

When Chu Qing saw the enemy’s grain and grass, he had an idea in his heart. Instead of burning all the grain and grass, it was better to move some to his army. Although doing so makes them dangerous, the enemy may launch a fierce attack on them while they are carrying food, and may pursue them vigorously, but it is better than nothing in the end.

Chu Qing watched the soldiers carrying food while killing the enemy. When he felt that the food was almost the same, he ordered people to light the remaining food.

Grain and grass is the support of an army. When they lacked grain and grass, the soldiers felt turbulent and lost confidence in the enemy. Now, it is time for the enemy to taste this unreliable taste.

The fire was getting bigger and bigger, and Chu Qing led soldiers at the intersection to prevent the enemies from chasing the grain they had transported back to the battalion.

The soldiers in Chu Qing ’s army saw the enemy ’s grains burned, and they also transported some of them as army grains. They were very happy, and they all cheered up to bear.

(End of this chapter)