Chapter 1384

Now, Zhang Liao also knew that he had fallen into a crisis.

Gu Yi and Zhao Zilong led their army to charge frantically, making Zhang Liao somewhat overwhelmed.

The Tiger and Leopard Cavalry that Zhang Liao brought this time also suffered many losses; wanting to truly take down Gu Yi was very troublesome.

"Damn it," Zhang Liao cursed. Zhang Liao gritted his teeth, gripped the long spear in his hand tightly, and stared at the formation before him. The flames of battle ignited in his heart, and he was determined to have a head-on contest with Gu Yi's army.

Under Zhang Liao's command, the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry assembled one after another; they rode warhorses that were brave and good at fighting, their armor flashing with cold light, and their blades, spears, swords, and halberds reflecting cold light under the sun. Expressions of determination filled their faces, and an aura of fearlessness toward death permeated the entire team.

Zhang Liao stood at the very front of the queue, his heroic posture manifesting his authority as a commander. He looked around, his gaze like a torch; the soldiers felt his firmness and determination, and a powerful fighting spirit surged into their hearts.

The drums sounded, and Zhang Liao swung the long spear in his hand, shouting loudly, "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, follow me to charge! Have a showdown with Gu Yi!"

The Tiger and Leopard Cavalrymen responded in unison, the sound of warhorse hooves shaking the heavens, charging toward Gu Yi's army like a violent storm. They trod on flying sand, their postures vigorous, like an iron wall, their charging momentum astonishing.

At the same time, Zhang Liao felt the strong wind coming from behind; he knew that Zhao Zilong was also following closely with his army. Two majestic forces gathered together, forming a momentum that could not be ignored.

Gu Yi's army was preparing to meet the attack; under Zhang Liao's charge, they became somewhat disheveled. Zhang Liao led the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry to charge over; the sound of weapons clashing was deafening, and the battlefield was permeated with the smell of gunpowder smoke and blood.

Zhang Liao commanded the battle calmly; his eyes were as sharp as an eagle's, continuously searching for Gu Yi's position. Although Gu Yi's army was powerful, Zhang Liao believed that his Tiger and Leopard Cavalry would definitely be able to deal them a heavy blow.

The battle between the two sides entered a white-hot stage, with swords clashing and arrows flying. Zhang Liao's Tiger and Leopard Cavalry displayed astonishing combat effectiveness; they were as fierce as wild beasts, engaging in a fierce struggle with Gu Yi's army.

Zhang Liao took the lead; he brandished his long spear, charging into the enemy formation with the momentum of thunder, engaging with Gu Yi's soldiers relying on extraordinary martial arts. They fought on the battlefield, falling one after another, with fresh blood staining the earth red.