Just Discharged From the Military and Got Tied Down by A Cold Beauty
Chapter 589: New Recruit Lu Xiao

Chapter 589: Chapter 589: New Recruit Lu Xiao

About ten minutes later, Lu Xiao had mysteriously made it out of the city.

Not long after leaving the city, dust rose from afar, a rumbling noise thundering towards them.

Lu Xiao looked down at the Black Armor on his body and the long saber in his hand.

"What kind of situation is this," Lu Xiao sighed.

Forget it, I’ll just take the opportunity to slip away in the confusion.

I had thought Hushan City was a gourmet paradise, who would have guessed that the intersecting knife and fork emblem actually meant the city was in a state of war.

Damn, that’s just absurd.

At least draw swords and blades, not a knife and fork—that’s just asking to be misunderstood.

"Your name is Lu Xiao, right? Don’t keep rushing to the front, follow me."

"You are a rookie, I’ll cover for you three times, after that you’re on your own for life and death."

"Don’t ask why, and don’t talk, just watch carefully, think deeply, use your brain more and your impulses less."

Next to Lu Xiao, a young man of eighteen or nineteen said to him.

Lu Xiao opened his mouth, but eventually just nodded his head.

"Oh right, my name is Gui Sheng."

No sooner had Gui Sheng finished explaining than the Centurion Fang Heng suddenly raised his long saber: "Members of the Tiger Roar Corps, follow me on the charge!"

The next moment, hundreds of men raised their long sabers and charged forward with cries of battle.

Though the strength of these people seemed very poor in Lu Xiao’s eyes.

Many of them weren’t even Transcendents.

Even that Centurion named Fang Heng was only at the Eighth Layer of the Transcendent Realm.

But in this moment, the unique solemnity and surge of war ignited a long-missing fervor within Lu Xiao.

Back on the frontier, he and his comrades fought just like this to defend their country and slay the enemy.

"I said, don’t rush too quickly, don’t get overzealous, stay behind me." The next second, Gui Sheng heavily slapped Lu Xiao’s shoulder.

Lu Xiao was stunned for half a second, then slowed down his pace and followed behind Gui Sheng.

"Once the fight starts, flank from both sides."

"You will be at the rear wing; in this kind of head-to-head charge, you’re responsible for attacking from both sides. Did you get that?"

Gui Sheng’s voice rose again.

Lu Xiao nodded immediately: "Got it."

"And one more thing, when you fight, be ruthless, go straight for the lower three paths."

"This is a battlefield, not a contest; the purpose is to kill the enemy."

"To put it simply, go for the legs from a distance; up close, go for the groin or poke their eyes out."

"Got it?"

"Got it!" Lu Xiao replied loudly.

Gui Sheng turned his head for a glance at Lu Xiao, then shook his head gently.

You remember jack shit, you understand fuck all.

When you see blood splattering, when you see limbs flying and heads rolling, you’ll be so frightened you’ll piss yourself.

"Kill!"

With a roar, the two armies clashed.

The clang of metal on metal, the crack of blades breaking bones, the shouts, the screams, the curses, all merged into one.

"Rear wing, flank them, cut through, divide the battlefield!" Gui Sheng shouted sharply, while also raising a black flag.

In such a situation, vocal commands are useless; one could only command with flag signals.

The next instant, the rear wing split off, like a giant pair of scissors that opened to both sides and then closed again.

"Tactical use isn’t bad."

"They know how to divide the battlefield to form a range advantage."

"It’s just, the disparity in strength is quite significant."

Lu Xiao also made his judgment.

In his view, without any surprises, the Tiger Roar Corps would lose.

Although the numbers were similar on both sides, the soldiers from Lion Mane City were individually stronger.

Half of them were Transcendents.

Even if they were only at the First or Second Level of the Transcendent Realm, the vast majority of the Tiger Roar Corps were mere mortals, and winning was practically impossible.