Opening an office in Taila

"Eight rapid-fire shots! Fire!" shouted the Ursus artillery commander. However, before the bombardment began, a row of infantry rushed over from the west, led by the Regicide.

The shadow of the King Slayer flashed, and the artilleryman responsible for operating the artillery was separated from his head. Then many artillerymen repeated the same mistake. The artillery commander immediately wanted the artillerymen to fight back with weapons, but a shadow flashed before his eyes, and a little girl slashed his throat.

"Hehe, Brother Song said that people who talk nonsense will have a bad end. Just shut up and stop giving orders." Xiao Cai laughed, and then quickly rushed to other places. The row of Minghuang troops rushing towards this artillery position were all special forces. After receiving training from Xiao Cai and the Regicide, they became elusive and an artillery division was completely wiped out in just a few minutes.

This kind of thing continued to happen behind the enemy's rear. Since the rear army was basically composed of artillery, although the forest on the front battlefield had been bombarded to pieces by artillery, and it did cause some casualties to the Minghuang army in the early stages, when Chen commanded his troops to charge the enemy in the opposite direction, those artillery pieces were of little use. After all, with both sides fighting in a melee, how could they bombard the enemy? So they could only continue firing into the forest.

The troops that were tied down in the front naturally could not rescue the artillery units in the rear, so the special brigade immediately set out and began hunting down the artillery and other long-range troops in the rear.

There are very few elite troops in the rear army. Whether they are the battle-hardened vanguards, war sorcerers, or shield guards, they are all concentrated in the central army. The number of these elite troops in the rear army is not as many as that in the front army.

"Melissa and Javier, immediately go around to the enemy's right rear and beat him up!" Sir Chen commanded in an orderly manner, but basically they just fought and ran away, and their main goal was to contain the enemy.

"Sir Chen, how's the situation over there?" Song Yufeng asked on the radio.

"The situation is stable! We've pinned them down, and the special forces have inflicted heavy casualties behind enemy lines."

"Very good, Sir Chen. Continue to hold them back. By the way, I have an idea. See if it's feasible." After Song Yufeng explained his plan in detail, Chen's eyes lit up.

"I think it's feasible. As expected of an outstanding graduate of the military academy, your brain is really sharp."

"Come on, you're from a military academy too! Okay, let's get started as quickly as possible. I still need to support the defense line in the valley."

After hanging up the communication, Chen immediately issued an order: "The troops on the front battlefield should immediately retreat in an orderly manner to provide firing conditions for the long-range troops."

Under Chen's orderly command, everyone except the special forces team retreated a distance.

"That's strange, why did they retreat?" Someone in the Ursus army was puzzled.

"Never mind him, maybe he can't withstand the casualties. Let's quickly kill those assassins in the rear!"

However, just as the Ursus army was preparing to return to defend, they heard artillery fire in the distance, and then they saw arrows, bullets and artillery shells flying from a distance. In an instant, countless people were killed and wounded, and the troops that had been organized with great difficulty fell into chaos again. Then the Minghuang army that had withdrawn earlier made a comeback and attacked again, tearing the rear army's front line apart again like a sharp knife.

"What a bunch of bastards!" a commander cursed.

After fighting for a while, the Minghuang army suddenly began to retreat again. This time, the Ursus army did not let them retreat, but pursued them closely, not giving the Minghuang army a chance to evacuate.

But suddenly, the flanks of the Ursus rear army were in chaos. On one side, a purple-haired girl and a green-haired woman were leading their troops and charging around. On the other side, a silver-haired woman was leading a mobile force and charging around.

Yes, Song Yufeng knew that during the second retreat, the Ursus army would definitely come close, so he asked Chen to contact Tallulah, and when the mobile force was ready, he would immediately order a second retreat, and then let the mobile force launch an attack on the flank.

This trick really worked. Tallulah's flames were extremely lethal and oppressive. She could be described as a human-shaped natural disaster. The flank of the Ursus rear army almost collapsed at the first touch and could only barely resist.

After struggling for a while, the rear became chaotic again. It turned out that the special brigade had wiped out all the artillery and long-range troops (except the war sorcerers) during this time, and had now penetrated into the rear of the Ursus army.

Now, the Ursus rear army was surrounded.

The rear army naturally had low morale and was in disarray. They actually began to run around like headless flies. It turned out that the special brigade had killed the commander. However, in order to implement Song Yufeng's strategy, Minghuang drove them towards the valley like sheep.

Seeing that the situation was improving, Tallulah immediately turned around and attacked the enemy's baggage train, thus completely cutting off the enemy's logistics.

At this point, Song Yufeng's four-in-one strategy has been fully realized. The two armies of Ursus are now concentrated in the valley, and Song Yufeng will personally go into battle to completely crush the army of the Grand Duke of Baikal.

Ursus rear army: 10, loss: 7.6

The Minghuang Imperial Army had 3.6 soldiers and 9 regular soldiers, with a total loss of 3.2 (most of them were killed by artillery, and also because they lacked experience in direct hand-to-hand combat and the regular soldiers were not well trained, so there were more casualties).