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    "Report, there are Liangshan bandits attacking ahead."

    Following Hao Siwen¡¯s lesson yesterday, after Xuanzan set off, he sent out scouting horses to prevent Liangshan troops from raiding again.

    When Xuanzan heard that there were troops and horses attacking, he quickly ordered the troops to form a formation.

    Not long after, I saw dust flying in the sky, and a group of army horses approaching from a distance.

    Chao Yong also knew that it would be difficult to repeat his old skills. Seeing that Xuan Zan had already deployed his troops and horses, he also reined in his horses and moved his troops and horses away.

    When the two armies were facing each other, Xuan Zan came out and shouted: "Shuibo grass bandits are accustomed to using tricks to harm others. Is there anyone who dares to fight me?"

    As soon as he finished speaking, Hua Rong came out of the battle to win praise.

    When Xuan Zan saw a handsome general coming out of Liangshan, his hatred increased even more. He wielded his steel sword and came to take Hua Rong.

    Xuan Zan was originally a fierce general, but he took action with hatred. He slashed at Hua Rong with the steel knife in his hand as tightly as a knife.

    For a moment, Hua Rong was only able to parry. Fortunately, Hua Rong's marksmanship was good at defense, so he was not in danger.

    After fighting for more than ten rounds, Hua Rong struggled to force Xuan Zan away, then turned his horse and left.

    "Grass bandits, come and accept your fate!"

    Xuan Zan saw Hua Rong run away, so he chased after him.

    When Hua Rong heard that Xuan Zan was chasing him, he hung his silver gun on the ring, took out his bow and arrows, and suddenly turned over. When he turned around, the strong bow had been pulled into the full moon. He looked at it kindly, and shot Xuan Zan with one arrow.  Shoot down the throat.

    ??Xuanzan got the title of Chou Commandery Horse because he defeated a general with a flurry of arrows.

    He was familiar with the sound of the bow string. Hua Rong had just opened the bow, and Xuan Zan could hear the sound. He saw Hua Rong shoot an arrow, and the steel knife in his hand was horizontal.

    With just a "clang" sound, Hua Rong's bow and arrow hit the blade, splashing a little spark, and then fell to the horse.

    Then there was another "bang" sound, but Xuanzan's steel sword could not be grasped, and Hua Rong shot an arrow and hit Xuanzan's helmet.

    Xuan Zan didn¡¯t expect Hua Rong, who was as handsome as a scholar, to be able to draw such a strong bow, and was also surprised.

    Seeing that the first arrow missed, Hua Rong took out another arrow, looked at Xuanzan's chest and shot it.

    It seemed to Xuan Zan that the arrow was as fast as a shooting star, so he quickly hid in a stirrup and escaped.

    Seeing that Hua Rong was very powerful with bows and arrows, Xuan Zan did not dare to pursue him anymore. He wanted to shoot back, but Hua Rong took advantage of him. He had no time to use his bows and arrows, so he could only turn his horse and run towards the formation.

    Hua Rong saw that Xuan Zan was no longer chasing him, so he turned his horse's head and chased Xuan Zan in turn.  At the same time, he took out the third arrow and shot it in his heart after looking at the praise.

    "Dang"

    There was a sound, hitting Xuan Zan's back protective mirror.

    Seeing that Hua Rong was so good at shooting, Xuan Zan didn't dare to delay. He leaned tightly on the saddle and ran back to the formation.

    It turns out that Hua Rong saw that Xuan Zan also had a bow and arrow on the horse, and guessed that he was also good at shooting. Seeing that he had not secretly shot a cold arrow from his back before, he deliberately shot an arrow on the breast mirror to let Xuan Zan know his method.

    Xuan Zan raced back to the formation, but he was unwilling to admit defeat. He took out his bow and arrows and went out to the formation again, shouting: "Sudden arrows are very powerful. You shot me three arrows just now. Do you dare to take three arrows from me now?"

    Hearing this, Hua Rong smiled and said: "Don't say three arrows, just shoot all the arrows in your quiver. If you can shoot at me, it will only be because I am not good at learning."

    When Xuan Zan heard Hua Rong's boast, he couldn't help but became furious. He took out the arrow, put it on the string, drew the bow to full length, looked at Hua Rong's chest and shot.

    Hua Rong could clearly hear the sound of Xuan Zan's bowstring from more than ten feet away. Knowing that Xuan Zan had a strong bow in his hand, he didn't dare to take it hard. He flicked the bow with his hand, and the arrow was twirled to the foot of the horse.  .

    Seeing how easily Hua Rong deflected an arrow with all his strength, Xuan Zan took out two arrows at a time and used a flurry of arrows, one after another, to shoot at Hua Rong.

    Seeing that Hua Rong was very good at shooting arrows, and when he used his bow to strike them, he was afraid that if he deflected the first arrow, he would be hit by the second one, so he hurriedly hid in a stirrup to avoid it.

    Xuan Zan saw that Hua Rong had dodged all the arrows. He hated Hua Rong for speaking arrogantly just now, so he took out two more arrows from the arrow pot and shot them in succession. One arrow shot at Hua Rong who was bent on the left side of the saddle, and the other shot  Directly above the saddle.

    Hua Rong saw that Xuan Zan was using a flurry of arrows again. He suddenly stood up and sat on the saddle, dodging an arrow shot from the left.

    At this time, an arrow shot directly above the saddle had also arrived. Hua Rong seemed to have no time to dial it, so he suddenly tilted his body to the left, almost touching the previous arrow, and the arrow rubbed his body.  fly by.

    Chao Yong and Xuan Zan had good eyesight and saw Hua Rong dodge two arrows one after another, but the ordinary soldiers saw that Hua Rong seemed to have found a gap between the two arrows and hid his body in this gap.  , just like letting two arrows fly past the body, they couldn't help but scream.?

    When Xuanzan heard that the soldiers behind him were favoring Hua Rong, he became even more angry. He didn't care about the strength of his fingers and fired at Hua Rong with his bow crazily.

    For a time, the sound of bowstrings could be heard.

    Hua Rong, on the other hand, either used his bow to strike, or hid in his stirrups. Although it was a bit dangerous, he still managed to avoid them one by one.

    Seeing that his shot could not hit Hua Rong, Xuan Zan became even more anxious and wished he could shoot out all the arrows at once.

    Xuan Zan didn¡¯t even count how many bows he had fired. When he suddenly went to get the arrows, he found nothing. Only then did he realize that the pot of arrows had been empty.

    Hua Rong was counting the arrows from Xuanzan's bow. Seeing that Xuanzan had fired the bow so many times in a short period of time, the last arrow could no longer be fired to the full range, and the speed of the arrow was also greatly reduced, so he stopped dodging, and his right hand flashed with lightning.  Then he grabbed the last arrow in his hand.

    Hua Rong put the last arrow of Xuanzan on his bow, pulled it lightly, and opened the bow to the full moon, shouting: "Shoot me many arrows, and then eat one of my arrows."

    Xuan Zan hoped that Hua Rong could catch his arrow. When he was about to dodge, the arrow was already in front of him, but it seemed to be shot high.

    Xuan Zan was about to say something to ridicule Hua Rong, but he felt his helmet vibrate, and all the soldiers behind him screamed in surprise.

    Xuanzan shook his head and felt no pain. He thought it was because he shot past his helmet.

    What¡¯s so surprising about this kind of archery technique.

    Xuan Zan turned his head in confusion and looked at the soldiers behind him.

    A soldier in the front row saw that his general was still confused about the situation, so he quickly said: "General, what he shot was your tassel."

    Hearing this, Xuan Zan quickly reached out and touched it, and the tassel on his helmet was indeed gone.

    The helmet tassel is no more than the thickness of a thumb, and there are a lot of red silk tassels scattered on it to cover the roots.

    Xuan Zan did not expect that Hua Rong could actually see the root of the helmet tassel, and shot it down with another arrow.

    Only then did Xuan Zan realize that Hua Rong's eyesight and shooting skills were much better than his own. Now that he thought about it, he might have been merciful when the third arrow hit his breastplate, otherwise with his method of shooting off the tassel,  You can shoot yourself to death with one arrow.

    "If this last arrow had not hit the tassel of his helmet but had hit his own throat, I'm afraid he would have been killed by his own arrow.

    Thinking of Hua Rong showing mercy twice, Xuan Zan could no longer be hostile and had no courage to continue fighting with Hua Rong. He could only fight back and wait for Guan Sheng, the Chinese army.  (To be continued. Please search Piaotian Literature, the novels will be better and updated faster!)
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