The Song Dynasty on the Sand Table

Chapter 100 Even the gods can’t find me

Li Jing, the leader of the bandits, is on the run!

An important skill for a boss is to run faster than his subordinates.

You have to use your brain when escaping.

Li Jing, commanding his superior position, only needed to glance at the enemy's pursuit direction to understand: they were only pursuing large groups of fleeing bandits, not small, isolated groups. Therefore, when escaping, he must not take his men with him; running alone would give him the highest chance of success.

He could also guess why the enemy did not chase the small groups of defeated bandits. The villages around Fengtai Mountain must have organized militia. The small groups of defeated bandits fled in all directions, and if they were caught by the militia, they would be beaten to death.

Therefore, the safest escape direction now should be the woods of Fengtai Mountain.

A man hid in the woods on the mountain, and no one could find him.

Relying on his familiarity with the terrain, he dug diamonds into the forest, occasionally making some coquettish moves and even deliberately walking along the stream to let the water cover his footprints...

After running for more than an hour, I arrived near the top of the mountain, found a small pit, lay down in it, and covered myself with the leaves. Perfect!

Wait until the storm has passed, then recruit a group of brothers and make a comeback.

The only pity is my second brother Yu Fanwen. That guy is skilled in martial arts, brave and fighting, and is indeed a good man. It will not be easy to find such a useful subordinate in the future.

He lay in the pit, his mind racing.

He could hear footsteps from time to time. It seemed that the rebels were coming up the mountain. They searched his stronghold on the top of the mountain and moved away all the property, food and weapons in the stronghold. They searched the surrounding area for a while, but no one could find Li Jing.

Li Jing was very proud and couldn't help laughing softly, "Hahaha, if I hide like this, even gods can't find me."

pity……

Even gods can find it!
Yue Wenxuan was staring at him.

Yue Wenxuan knew from the beginning that it would be easy for the bandit leader to escape. In the last battle, he specially arranged for Hou Yi to shoot Wang Daguanren. But this time, he did not rush to arrange a sniper, because he wanted to see whether Li Jing would surrender.

It turned out not to be!
I only saw this guy going up the mountain, wading through the stream, looking for a pit, and covering himself with leaves. It was obvious that he wanted to escape and make a comeback later.

This guy once refused to join Gong Yi, and now he refuses to join Gong Er Niangzi. It seems that it is impossible for the rebel army to recruit this person. This guy is just a bandit who is difficult to reform and there is no need for him to live anymore.

Seeing that he couldn't do anything else, he shook his head, picked up the Hou Yi figurine, and put it in the sandbox...

At this time, Li Jing was lying flat in the pit, covered with leaves, with his eyes looking at the sky.

He suddenly noticed that a small black dot appeared in the sky and was growing rapidly.

"what is this?"

I rubbed my eyes and looked again... I finally saw it clearly. It was actually a person falling from the sky, rapidly falling.

This scared Li Jing. What the hell?

The man landed quickly, squatted like a superhero, and then stood beside him with a bang. When he stood up again, Li Jing saw clearly that the other person was a wild man dressed in a very "antique" style.

Li Jing was so frightened he nearly pissed himself, thinking: What kind of monster is this? Why is it falling from the sky in broad daylight? Is it a demon descending to eat people? Don't panic, it may not know there's someone hiding here. It can't see me, it can't see me.

Unfortunately, what you fear will come true.

Hou Yi walked over to where he was lying and looked down at him. Li Jing's eyes met Hou Yi's through the gaps between the leaves.

Hou Yi spoke, speaking earnestly: "★▲□■"

Li Jing: “!!!”

Hou Yi cleared his throat, his eyes suddenly brightening as he spoke again: "Didn't you just say that even the gods couldn't find you? I'm here to tell you that the gods can find you."

Li Jing: “!!!”

At this point, Li Jing knew that he could no longer hide. The other party was clearly coming for him. He jumped up suddenly, and the leaves covering his body flew to both sides. Amidst the falling leaves, Li Jing swung his sword and slashed at Houyi's neck.

"boom!"

Hou Yi came later but was the first to arrive, punching Li Jing right in the middle of the face.

Li Ji flew backwards, flying and flying like a red dragonfly in the blue sky...

He landed on a big rock, and the back of his head hit the rock with a crack, and red and white blood flowed all over the ground.

The two men made such a commotion that the rebels who were searching nearby immediately rushed over. When they saw Hou Yi, they quickly saluted him and said, "Heavenly General!"

Hou Yi pointed at Li Jing's body: "★▲□■"

The rebels took one look and were immediately overjoyed: "We have found the bandit chieftain Li Jing. The general has killed Li Jing. Quickly bring his head back to show Madam Gong Er."
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At the same time, small-scale battles were taking place everywhere near Fengtai Mountain.

The bandits fled in all directions. If there were only a few of them, no one would chase them. But if there were more than 20 of them, they would be pursued relentlessly by the Yuanyang Squad.

These bandits were so frightened that they dared not engage the Mandarin Duck Formation. Once caught up, they quickly dropped their weapons and knelt down to beg for surrender. They would do anything as long as the rebels didn't kill them.

The rebel army did not commit many murders, but instead captured more surrendered soldiers to strengthen their own army and preserve their manpower to fight against the Jin army. This is the right thing to do.

So bandits were captured everywhere, their hands tied behind their backs with ropes, and pushed in front of Madam Gong Er.

Ma Sheng, who had been hiding in the woods and watching, also led a coalition of eighty household guards and local militiamen out of the woods, intercepting the fleeing bandits everywhere.

Not many of the 500 bandits were able to escape. Occasionally, a few of them escaped. When they reached the outlying villages, they would definitely be killed by the local militia. It would be better for them to surrender and save their lives.

In this chaos...

Wu Jialiang came to the injured young leader. Luo Tuimao had already applied medicine to the young leader's wound. Seeing Wu Jialiang coming, he looked up and said, "Brother, this man is probably not going to make it. There's a bullet hole in his abdomen, and we don't know if his intestines are pierced... We can't treat this wound."

Wu Jialiang frowned upon hearing this. "He's quite a hero. You should have seen it, right? He wielded a long spear and a wolf-whip like a crooked tree, slashing the gates of the Mandarin Duck Formation wide open. With such martial arts skills, it would be a shame to die here. If this man had followed the right person... Sigh..."

He sighed deeply, and Yue Wenxuan, who had just retrieved Houyi, heard it. He thought to himself: He was just a bandit, it wouldn't be a big deal if he died or not. But if the rebels can't treat a puncture wound of this severity and can only watch him die, then in the future, the rebel soldiers who suffer similar injuries will also have to watch them die. It's really sad.

No!

I also need to think of a solution in the medical field. Let me use this bandit as an experiment to see if I can solve the medical problem.

Yue Wenxuan's first thought was figurines of famous doctors like Hua Tuo and Li Shizhen, but on closer inspection, traditional Chinese medicine, no matter how miraculous it was, struggled to treat gunshot wounds. If you told Hua Tuo that a victim had been shot in the stomach, he'd be completely bewildered.

In this situation, only modern military doctors can be reliable.

(End of this chapter)