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It was already noon when Su Qinchao and his men returned to the military camp. Gao Yi looked at Su Qinchao in surprise and took Guanqi off the horse.

"Captain, what's wrong with watching chess?"

"I fell last night, hit my head on the bluestone, and sprained my foot." Su Qinchao put Guanqi directly on the couch.

"Do you want to call a military doctor?"

"No need, I've been to the clinic and got the medicine."

Nothing happened that night. On the next morning, before daybreak, Su Qinchao opened his eyes, washed up quickly, picked up his spear and left the tent.

Many soldiers had already gathered on the parade ground, and the horn sounded only when he reached his position.

In just half an hour, they had assembled and started training. When Su Qinchao finished his work and returned to the military tent, Guanqi had already prepared breakfast.

After breakfast, Su Qinchao led a team of people to patrol. He would personally patrol every day to feel at ease.

When he returned to the barracks in the afternoon, he would spend the rest of the time consulting other captains and generals on how to deploy troops, or teaching his own soldiers martial arts.

That afternoon, it was Su Qinchao's turn to take a day off. He and Guanqi were preparing to go to the city to look at houses, but they saw a scout running into the camp covered in blood.

I had a bad feeling and turned my horse back to the camp. Before I even reached the commander's tent, I heard the commander yelling in anger:

"Damn Liao people! Order the guerrilla general to lead his troops to encircle and execute this group of people on the spot!"

Su Qinchao rushed in and knelt down to ask for a fight. "I'm asking for a fight, Captain Guo. I've been at Yanmen Pass for less than half a year and need some experience. Please help me, Marshal!"

"Guerrilla General, you take him with you."

"Thank you, Marshal!"

"You are really brave!" Yuan Wu glanced at Su Qinchao, then he walked out of the tent with his men on horseback, and Su Qinchao followed closely behind.

Along the way, Su Qinchao learned from the soldiers that because the weather had been getting colder recently, the Liao people were short of supplies for the winter, so they secretly crossed the border to plunder.

Another village was robbed this morning. These people not only stole food, but also spared the women.

Following the marks made by the scouts along the way, they found the disaster-stricken village. They left one team behind to protect the villagers, while the others quickly ran in the direction where the Liao people fled.

After just one hour, they met the last scout, who pointed them in the direction and told them that they were about two miles away from the Liao people. Because the Liao people were alert, he did not dare to get too close.

After receiving the news, Yuan Wu made some arrangements and divided his troops with Su Qinchao into two groups. He led a team to pursue directly, while Su Qinchao encircled the enemy from the side, thus forming a siege.

By the time Su Qinchao took a detour and surrounded the Liao people from the front, Yuan Wu had already led his soldiers to fight with the Liao people.

Su Qinchao took advantage of the Liao people's lack of reaction and launched a surprise attack on horseback. He used a spear to kill several Liao people who were guarding supplies and women, and ordered people to protect them.

He then joined the battle over there. In just over half an hour, he and Yuan Wu and others worked together to kill all the Liao soldiers.

Su Qinchao roughly counted and found that there were about forty or fifty Liao people who were beheaded, and more than a dozen of their own soldiers were injured, but fortunately their lives were not in danger.

On the way back, Yuanwu praised Su Qinchao and invited him to have a drink together. He was such a straightforward man.

When he returned to the camp and reported his mission, it was already 1:45 p.m. He was very hungry, so he decided not to go out. He asked Guanqi to prepare a meal for him and planned to read some military books in the tent. He still had a lot to learn.