The longer you follow Li Xiang, the more you understand what these habits of Li Xiang are. Take the current Tang Dynasty generals for example, they all know that dealing with corpses is a very important matter. Of course, this is also caused by some special reasons.
When they attacked Tuyuhun, they failed to deal with the corpses in time, which caused a disease and led to the death of a large number of livestock in the surrounding areas. If Li Xiang had not handled it properly, I am afraid that a catastrophe would have been caused, including the Tang army.
So from that time on, every time a war was over, either this area would be sealed off and no one would be allowed to enter, or the corpses would not be allowed to be exposed to the sun here. It was not only a threat to the enemy, but also a threat to us as well. All of this was given to them by Li Xiang.
The people of Fuso don’t understand this now, but after a period of time, I believe they will understand what to do, and they will definitely not make the same mistake again.
The situation on Li Xiang's side was different. After Fukuda Yasukawa and Ito Taro returned, they both felt that they had saved their lives. The situation just now was really terrible. Their own people didn't even know what was going on, and their bodies were full of bullet holes.
Several people outside had their arms and legs broken, and blood was everywhere.
They were carried back by their brothers, but the military doctors didn't know how to treat such injuries. In the past, whether it was a knife wound or other injuries, they had some plans to deal with it, but this one was too difficult.
The elite troops were wiped out, and the remaining people could not be relied upon. If they wanted to continue the war, neither of them knew how to fight.
But they didn't dare to retreat. After all, there were Tang troops in their hometown. They would return with these defeated troops. In addition, their hometown suffered heavy losses. They probably didn't need the Tang army to reap them. The subjects under them alone could take their lives.
You two made this decision so carelessly. If you could win in the capital, it would bring hope to our future. But now, not only have you failed to win, but you have destroyed all your troops and even attracted the bombardment of the Tang Dynasty navy, turning our homeland into ruins. What else do we need officials like you to do?
When Fukuda Yasukawa arrived at the military camp, his men brought a report from home. Although he had organized a lot of suicide boats, Ding Jiayong had already made preparations. They rushed in slowly from the outside and did not give these suicide boats any chance to get close.
So although they had a large number of suicide ships and the tactics they practiced were relatively complicated, in the end they only burned one troop transport ship of the Tang Dynasty Navy.
However, all the people above were rescued, and such results were not worth promoting for them. Instead, the two coastal cities in their hometown were bombarded, which was more serious than Fukuoka and Nagasaki.
The person who reported this said it in front of Taro Ito, and Taro Ito was not happy at this moment. The two of them were like eggplants hit by frost. They had been suspicious of each other before, but now they really didn't have the heart to do so. They were about to face defeat, and if they were defeated, they might not have any chance of making a comeback.
If they had brought their troops with them when they first arrived, perhaps the Tang Dynasty Crown Prince would have given them a chance. If they had also sent a batch of gold, silver and treasures and asked people like Suzuki to help speak for them, then the chances of success would have been increased.
But at that time, no one could have imagined the current result. According to what they both thought, we cannot do this. If we do so, it would be unfair to the troops under our command. We have soldiers and money, so why should we be someone else's lackeys?
In addition to envying Suzuki, the person the two of them envied the most was Ohkawa Sanlao. Originally, the three of them had discussed joining forces to rebel, but this guy betrayed them in the middle. Now he is a favorite in front of the Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty. Regardless of his future prospects, at least he doesn't have to worry about the current dilemma.
"What should we do next? You're not going to give up, are you? If that's the case, then why don't we just go back to our hometowns and let the Tang army take care of us."
Taro Ito is not very smart and is not good at moving. Now that he has seen such a failure, he thinks of splitting up. At least he still has so many people. If he continues to fight, he may not be able to bring these people back for a few more days. Even if he returns to his hometown, he will not be able to control the overall situation.
"Shut up! Do you know what time it is? The entire barracks is in a state of panic. Instead of trying to boost their morale, you're actually saying these useless words. If your soldiers hear you, they'll probably all run away tonight."
Fukuda Yasukawa said angrily, "In this situation, if even the head coach has lost confidence, how can you expect the people below to do the same? They are here to work hard for you, but if you lose confidence, then of course they have to plan for themselves in advance."
"Even if we all stay here, what does it matter? You saw what happened just now. We are no match for those Tang soldiers. We don't even know what weapons they use. Look at those soldiers outside. Even if we go to rob the camp again tonight, do you think anyone will follow us?"
Ito Taro said angrily, did he want to be like this? But unfortunately, the current situation is beyond everyone's control. The morale of his soldiers is declining. Isn't this a very normal thing? Who made us lose the battle?
Fukuda Yasukawa didn't know what to say. After this battle between the two sides, the morale of his men was indeed low. They were even more confused than the main generals.
The most important thing is that Suzuki's men were not idle either. At the end of the battle, many of them even held iron loudspeakers and shouted, mainly saying that if they surrendered now, they would be forgiven. Ito Taro saw it clearly and more than 80 people ran over directly.
