Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 823 - 824: Meng slaves Surrender (2)

Chapter 823: Chapter 824: Meng slaves Surrender (2)

"Winning and losing are commonplaces in the military, only at the end, no one knows what the outcome will be,"

Tuoba Kui spoke with such ease, as if he didn’t pay much attention to those two cities at all. Lingbei was originally just a county of Great Jin, with a small area that included only five cities. Now that Nangong Yi had conquered two of them in one fell swoop, the remaining three were also in imminent danger. Tuoba Kui must have felt his liver trembling with pain, yet it was hard to believe he could speak such insincere words without changing his expression.

Cai Wei gave a cold smile, "From what the Great Khan has said, it seems that you have no intention of surrendering, huh?"

Tuoba Kui raised his head, burst into laughter, laughed enough, then suddenly switched to a ferocious face and said, "Of course, the sons of Meng slaves will not surrender to you Great Jin people who can only speak in archaic expressions."

After speaking, his hand suddenly exerted force, and the armrest of the chair he was sitting on dropped abruptly.

As Cai Wei wondered, the chair she was sitting on suddenly ’crack’ caved in, and she, along with it, rapidly sank down. In the moment of her fall, she saw the sharp, upward-pointing steel knives below, their blades shining coldly like a dense forest covered in snow.

"Out!"

She shouted loudly!

The white tiger roared angrily, leaping out of the space with a swoosh, overturning the soldiers who were throwing stones into the trap’s mouth. Then, it opened its blood basin mouth and pounced, bit, tore, and shredded; dozens of soldiers holding large stones fell in an instant, and those who remained met no better fate. A white monkey with long eyebrows deftly leaped among the guards, perfecting the move ’Monkey Steals Peaches’ to a divine level. The Meng Slaves’ Guards who were attacked by it had no time to hold onto their large stones as they clutched their injured groins, screaming in pain, while quite a few were hit by the stones in their own hands.

Tuoba Kui looked at the scene before him, feeling sorrow for the warriors who had died for their country and exhilaration for finally getting rid of the witch.

He had witnessed the demoness falling into the trap with his own eyes. The bottom of the trap was filled with several hundred inverted blade steel knives, and just now, several large stones had also been thrown into the trap; by this time, she was probably already a hedgehog, dead beyond dead!

However, just then, a pair of emerald-green wings suddenly appeared over the opening of the trap. These wings struggled to fly, and as they slowly rose, they turned out to belong to a delicate emerald-green parrot. In its tiny claws, it unexpectedly held the unscathed witch.

The tiny bird, feathers and bones included, weighed less than a Jin, yet it easily flew out of the trap holding a woman who weighed over eighty Jin. Such a weird scene shocked everyone present so much that their eyeballs almost popped out of their sockets!

Cai Wei landed safely on the ground, looking calmly at the tensely-faced Khan of the Meng and casually said, "The Khan really gave me a surprise. However, this kind of trick should only be done once. Tell the five thousand archers hiding outside the Big Tent to withdraw. If next time I don’t have such a good temper, the Khan’s end might be the same as theirs!"

As Cai Wei spoke, she glanced at several soldiers who were howling, clutching their groins.

Tuoba Kui’s face tightened even more, dark as a basin of water. He clenched his fists, his chest heaved for a while, and he closed his eyes and said, "I have said before, the Meng slaves have warriors who die in battle, but not cowards who surrender. As long as I live, I will not let my kin be enslaved by the people of Great Jin. Just kill me!"

Cai Wei, surprised, said, "Who said anything about enslaving you?"

"Hehe!"

Tuoba Kui gave a cold smile, "Great Jin attacked us, is it not to oppress and enslave us, to make us offer our livestock, women, and land?"