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Chapter 337 The Final Battle (2)

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    But in fact, how could the Sui army leave such a big gap.

    Not long after the defeated troops fled eastward, they ran into another infantry formation.  In fact, the previous infantry formation due to the north was just a superficial one. It looked scary, but it didn't have many troops.

    Huang Mingyuan expected that these people would not dare to fight the Sui army, so he prepared two tactics.

    As expected, the appearance of another Sui army formation completely defeated the psychological defense lines of the Turkic tribes. The Turks could not help but feel fearful of the powerful strength of the Sui army.

    The Turkic armies had long been in disarray. When the crossbow formations and cavalry of the Sui Army came forward, everyone subconsciously had no choice but to flee.  But at this time, everyone discovered that there were Sui troops on all sides, so there was no way to survive.

    Weak people will habitually imitate the actions of the strong around them when they encounter a critical moment, so at this time, the leaders of each department subconsciously looked for Bujia Khan, hoping that Bujia Khan could give them a direction.  But it was only now that they discovered that there were no direct soldiers of Bujia Khan among their ministries.

    The leaders of each tribe immediately understood that Bujia Khan did not break out from the same direction as them. They may have become Bujia Khan's pawns to block the Sui army.  It was obvious that they had been abandoned by Bujia Khan.

    For a time, there were some who cursed, some who lamented, and some who were afraid, but they just lacked the determination and courage to fight to the death with the Sui army.

    The gloomy atmosphere quickly spread throughout the army, and many people were cursing Bujia Khan loudly.  This vicious old fox caused them misery.

    The troops whose morale collapsed were unable to resist at this time. Seeing the Sui army pressing forward, they could only run around aimlessly.

    But Murong Sanzang behind him was taking every step without giving the opponent any chance of opening up.  He ordered the cavalry to penetrate directly into the opponent's center, and all the Turkic cavalry along the way were separated.  The heavy infantry lined up in neat lines and charged forward behind the cavalry, regardless of the Turks who were scattered in all directions.  Murong Sanzang's blow was like a hammer, shattering the skeleton of the opponent's main force.

    The Turks who had no way to escape were so frightened that they lost their minds.  Those who could not escape rolled off their horses and immediately fell to the ground and surrendered to the Sui army.

    It is difficult for the first person to make the decision to surrender, but it will be easier for the next people to make the decision if they can learn from it.  Immediately everyone followed and fell to their knees.

    The main force of the Sui army did not care about these people begging for surrender. They passed through the kneeling captured Turks and launched a fatal attack on the Turks.  The auxiliary soldiers behind were holding horizontal knives and ropes and tied up the Turkic prisoners one by one.

    The leaders of each tribe were unable to effectively gather the tribe¡¯s team.  Therefore, everyone had no choice but to send their cronies or personal guards everywhere to raise flags and gather the troops, and at the same time, they also hoped to have the effect of supervising the war.  But many people were swept away in the chaos and disappeared.

    These people were originally very high-status tribal masters, and ordinary people in the tribe were usually too frightened to speak when they saw them.  They thought they had it, but they forgot that they were not in a tribe now, but on a battlefield.

    A guard from the Turuhe tribe grabbed a fleeing tribal soldier and asked him to go back. The soldier was so frightened that he trembled and had the courage to go back.  Seeing this, the guard was furious, whipped out his horsewhip and hit the soldier. While the man was roaring, he didn't expect that the submissive soldier suddenly got angry and stabbed him in the chest with a backhand knife.

    The guard fell to the ground with disbelief on his face. Before he died, he still remembered the last time he played with his wife in front of him. He was so poor that he still knelt on the ground and did not dare to move. It was vivid in his mind.  But he still didn¡¯t understand how this ant dared to kill him.

    The soldier didn¡¯t know what the man was thinking. He stepped on his body, turned around and continued to run for his life.

    Such incidents happen on the battlefield from time to time. The dignity of the tribe and the orders of the master are no match for the desire to live.

    The leaders of each tribe saw that there were fewer and fewer cavalry around them. It would not be long before the warriors of the tribes were eaten alive by the Sui army.  And without their tribesmen, what's the use of these leaders just fleeing back?

    It was Turuguluo, the patriarch of the Turukhe tribe back then, who was known as the most loyal dog of Bujia Khan.  At this time, he reacted immediately, and if he continued to resist, the whole army would be annihilated.

    And Turguluo was exterminated from the Tiele tribes due to the war of Turkic Yazhang. Every time in order to please Bujia Khan, he always praised the Turks' stinky feet like his grandson, but it was not to let the tribes be exterminated here.  Since they could surrender to the Turks before, they could naturally surrender to the Sui army now.

    At this time, Turuguluo immediately restrained the people from resisting and immediately started a fight.Banner, surrendered to the Sui army.

    Murong Sanzang saw an entire Turkic tribe surrendering behind the formation, and he felt happy. As long as he took the first step, these tribes would surrender one after another.

    War is not a blind killing, and Murong Sanzang will naturally not slaughter these surrendered Turks. He will also rely on these people to lure other tribes.

    While Murong Sanzang ordered people to accept the surrender of the Turukhe tribe, he also ordered the cavalry to come forward and separate the Turukhe tribe from other Turkic tribes.  If the Turuhe tribe on the opposite side dared to make any changes, the Sui army would directly destroy them on the spot.

    But this was obviously Murong Sanzang¡¯s overthinking, as nothing unnecessary happened during the entire surrender process.  Turuhe's tribe was very experienced in how to surrender. Everyone handed over their horses and weapons one after another, knelt on the ground and accepted the supervision of the Sui army, waiting for the decision of fate.

    And some senior tribal figures such as Turuguluo were treated politely and were not detained. Instead, they were all sent to the Chinese army by Murong Sanzang.  Separate the connection between these Turkic leaders and their tribesmen. Even if these people have reluctance, they will be unable to do anything without the support of their tribesmen.

    Seeing the Turuhe tribe surrendering, the other tribes also felt their hearts tremble.  The already incomplete formation became even more incomplete due to the sneak attack by Turuhe's troops.  The Sui army burst in from one wing of the Turuhe tribe, circled around and attacked the Turks' back.  The entire Turkic people suffered heavy blows from the Sui army and were almost completely defeated.

    Seeing the ferocious appearance of the Sui army, the tribes who had hesitated at first did not dare to hesitate anymore. They stepped forward one after another, raised white flags, and asked for surrender.

    The entire battlefield was extremely strange. The surrendered Turks were kneeling in darkness and filled the entire wasteland.

    Murong Sanzang did not dare to relax at all, and immediately ordered people to imprison all the Turks and keep them under strict supervision.

    Although the leaders of various ministries were dissatisfied with this kind of treatment of prisoners, they did not dare to resist.  Looking at the murderous eyes of the Sui army, they had no doubt that as long as they dared to complain, the Sui army would directly slaughter them so that they could add another military exploit to their credit book.

    After the battle, Murong Sanzang divided the main force into two. One group was led by him to continue chasing southward the Turks who fled south to reinforce the main battlefield; while the other main force was left behind to take care of the surrendered people on the spot.  Turks.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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