Chapter 1076: They are all remnants now

Seeing Yuan Shao's clamoring appearance, Gu Yi found it very ridiculous.

"Your troops are all remnants now, and you can still threaten me?" Gu Yi sneered in disdain, his face full of indifference.

This really angered Yuan Shao; he still had thousands of cavalry hidden away, and these were his final trump cards!

He had already been defeated by Gu Yi, so now he had absolutely no way to deal with him.

But Yuan Shao had no other choice, so he gritted his teeth and cursed at Gu Yi: "Little beast, today I will kill everyone around you!"

A cold, icy light flashed in Gu Yi's eyes, and he said indifferently: "Yuan Shao, I have long since known about those little tricks of yours, so stop playing games."

Upon hearing Gu Yi's words, Yuan Shao's expression became even uglier.

"You... you actually know my background?" Yuan Shao said, unable to believe it.

"Hmph, when you wanted to kill me back then, you should have thought that your trump cards would be exposed." Gu Yi's mouth curled upward, and he said coldly.

Hearing Gu Yi's words, Yuan Shao suddenly felt a sense of panic in his heart, because he had not told anyone about this matter, not even his own family, yet now, Gu Yi knew everything.

This made Yuan Shao feel very uncomfortable.

"Little beast, even if I have lost this cavalry, it is still impossible for you to win against me!" Yuan Shao snorted coldly.

Yuan Shao's fury ignited; he understood that he had no way out. He stared coldly at Gu Yi, his eyes flickering with cunning light. He decided not to remain idle any longer, but to reveal his hidden trump card.

Yuan Shao waved his hand, and a messenger immediately galloped away to convey orders to his cavalry. Gu Yi's gaze remained locked on Yuan Shao; he had not expected Yuan Shao to have hidden ambush troops. Inner unease gradually spread, and he began to grow vigilant.

A moment later, the ground shook, and with a rumbling sound, a massive cavalry force galloped from afar. They wore shining armor, held sharp blades, and charged toward Gu Yi in an orderly fashion.

Gu Yi's brows furrowed tightly; he had not expected Yuan Shao to have retained such a massive cavalry force. A trace of solemnity flashed in his eyes, but he was not flustered.

The cavalrymen were like a black torrent, rapidly approaching Gu Yi and his men. Their momentum was surging, as if they were going to completely drown Gu Yi.

Gu Yi looked up, staring at the charging cavalry. He took a deep breath, determined not to retreat. He knew this was his final battle; no matter how powerful the opponent, he would not give up easily.

"Prepare to engage!" Gu Yi ordered loudly, his voice revealing determination and resolve.

His subordinates quickly adjusted their formation, preparing to meet the enemy's charge. Gu Yi's eyes were firm; he knew well that only by defeating this cavalry could he continue forward.

As the war drums sounded, Gu Yi and Yuan Shao's cavalry engaged in a thrilling battle. Sword light crisscrossed, blade light danced, warhorses neighed, and the battlefield was filled with the scent of smoke and blood.

Gu Yi's troops fought hard to resist the cavalry's charge, forming a solid defensive line with Gu Yi at the center. Although the cavalrymen were numerous, Gu Yi's army was not crushed; they resisted stubbornly.

However, Yuan Shao did not abandon his other schemes. After the cavalry charge, he directed the hidden ambush troops surrounding them to launch an even more violent attack. Gu Yi's troops were caught in a pincer attack from all sides, and the situation became even more critical.

Gu Yi gritted his teeth tightly, his eyes revealing perseverance and unyielding spirit. He knew this battle was a life-or-death struggle; he had to give it his all and could not afford the slightest slack.

Under Gu Yi's leadership, his troops fought bravely, engaging in a desperate struggle with the enemy. They gave their all, fearing no danger, fighting to defend their lives and honor.

Gu Yi and Yuan Shao's cavalry were intertwined, and the cruel battle continued on the battlefield for a long time. Facing immense pressure, Gu Yi still commanded his troops firmly.

Their figures shuttled across the battlefield, sword blades and knife edges clashing, blood staining the earth red. Gu Yi and his men charged, defended, encircled, and dispersed, exhausting the enemy's strength to the maximum.

As the battle continued, Gu Yi gradually discovered that Yuan Shao's hidden ambush troops had not reached the scale he had imagined.

Their strength was not that powerful. Although they were well-trained, they lacked commanders and were not as elite as the soldiers they had trained themselves.

Their coordination was very loose, not as rigorous as professional soldiers. Moreover, the bravery they displayed in the war was only directed at ordinary civilians.

Gu Yi's heart settled slightly; he knew his soldiers had a chance to achieve victory. As long as his soldiers could rout Yuan Shao's army, they could return to camp. By then, even if Yuan Shao's lord came, it would be of no use.

Gu Yi kept urging his soldiers, hoping they could seize this opportunity.

However, just at this moment, Yuan Shao suddenly launched a fierce attack. His cavalry force broke through Gu Yi's defense and rapidly killed toward Gu Yi.

Seeing Yuan Shao launch a surprise attack, Gu Yi's expression became very gloomy. This battle had been short, lasting only two quarters of an hour. But Gu Yi's troops had suffered heavy losses. His subordinates were reduced to just over three hundred, while Yuan Shao's soldiers exceeded five hundred; their numbers held an absolute advantage.

Gu Yi's complexion grew increasingly pale; this was a result he had not expected.

"Kill Gu Yi!" Yuan Shao roared.

After his voice fell, his cavalrymen raised their scimitars one after another and thrust toward Gu Yi. Facing such fierce cavalry, Gu Yi's soldiers had no power to fight back; they were instantly slaughtered, flesh and blood flying, severed limbs and arms scattered all over the ground.

Seeing the brothers under his command being brutally slaughtered, Gu Yi's eyes turned scarlet, filled with rage. He clenched his fists tightly, his knuckles cracking and popping with a crisp sound.

"Kill!" Gu Yi gritted his teeth and shouted loudly. His heart was filled with intense hatred; he wanted to use this way to vent the fury in his heart.

"Kill!"

Under Yuan Shao's leadership, the cavalry's charging power became even stronger. They rushed toward Gu Yi like a tide, completely drowning him in the crowd. ===== CHAPTER 1077 =====