The sound of the horn rang out, and Jiayan, who was holding the head of the Tibetan general and encouraging the warriors of the surrounding countries, was stunned for a moment, but then he burst into laughter. He was seriously injured. The armor on his chest was stabbed by the Tibetan general's angry knife before his death, from the left shoulder to the waist. The flesh in the torn armor was rolled up, and blood was dripping every time he moved.
"General Shenwei has not abandoned us, how can we let him down!"
Dishi Jiayan had originally prepared for the worst, that is, he and his Five Senses Ni Kingdom warriors would all be killed on the battlefield today. However, he did not expect that General Shenwei Tian did not completely treat their vassal state soldiers as cannon fodder.
However, Dishi Jiayan did not immediately lead his troops to withdraw to the right wing for rest, because he saw that the 3,000-strong camp in front was being desperately entangled by the defeated Tibetan soldiers, while in the distance, more cavalry were galloping towards them from the Tibetan army.
With the killing of the Tibetan general in the battle of Tushi Jiayan, although the cavalry of the Wushini Kingdom suffered heavy losses, their morale was extremely high. Over the years, their king should be the first warrior among the countries west of the Pamir Mountains to kill a Tibetan general on the battlefield.
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