Chapter 14 fourteen

But the general couldn't escape that terrible phantom even with his eyes closed.He saw the cavalryman follow the beautiful girl through the short jujube gate of her house. The girl ran around in the yard in a panic, knocking down the mallow flowers and autumn radishes in the yard. all over the place.But because the cavalry was threatening with a knife, the girl was finally held in the strong arms of the cavalry.How the cavalryman kissed the girl, how she resisted in vain, how she was carried under a big chestnut tree by the cavalry, how her clothes were loosened by the cavalry, and how her chastity was destroyed, all these generals were thrilled to see.Seeing the pale face of the girl crying, the general couldn't help gnashing his teeth and hating the cavalryman, almost giving an order to the guards: tie this guy up and chop him up.And at this moment, the general felt vaguely that the rapist he saw was not his subordinate, yes, definitely not the grinning cavalryman.So, who is the person who is brutally insulting a beautiful girl who has no resistance?The general felt a burst of heat all over his body, and completely forgot about himself.It turned out that the general suddenly felt that the person who insulted the girl was definitely not someone else. Yes, it was definitely not someone else but the general himself. His hands were stroking the girl's skin, and his lips were pressing on the girl's face. , and the heat I suddenly felt came from the girl's naked body

The general breathed out as if he had been haunted. Even though he was sitting in a room filled with the chilly autumn night, he still felt the scorching heat in his body. The general held his heavy head with his hands and stood up. Come on, I don't know which hut, the vigilant chicken is already crowing first. During breakfast, the general seemed to have remembered something, and ordered the guards to immediately take down the head hanging from the branch that was displayed in public and bury it. When breakfast was over, a captain came and asked: Please tell me, general, do you want to go out to fight Fanbing today?

Seeing such a stupid and simple Han warrior, the general couldn't help feeling resentful, and scolded with blank eyes: What a stupid thing!Do you know how many Fanbing there are, have you ever fought them?We were ordered to resist the Fanbing. If they came, we would have to resist for a while.If they don't come over, we will stay here, and this will do our part to guard the frontier.Do you still want to fight the world for the emperor?How many soldiers and horses did you bring?Or are you alone against thousands of troops? The captain didn't dare to answer, and only promised repeatedly:

Yes Yes Yes. Go and roll the names of the cavalry of our team, the original garrison soldiers, and the samurai in the town.Don't go away.A few sentries were placed outside Sanli Road in the west of the town, and a lookout was sent up the hill. When he saw the Fanbing coming, he blew the horn, and immediately set off on this street.Do you understand?go! The captain obeyed and went out.The general also walked out armed.The captain went to the barracks and barracks to deliver the general's harsh orders, but where did the general go?When the general walked out of the bottom gate of the camp, he really didn't know it yet.But when he came to the short jujube gate, he couldn't help but admit that it wasn't accidental.The general wandered outside the gate, looking at the small garden under the morning sun. All kinds of flowers, such as mallow, ambrosia, impatiens, and morning glory, were in full bloom. Linden trees and chestnut trees were blowing in the morning breeze. In the coolness of autumn, these scenes reminded the general of the illusion of last night, and the general sighed bitterly.

When the general turned back from the stream for the seventh time to the gate, he saw the beautiful girl already watering the flowers with a water pot in the garden.Her hair was disheveled, her clothes were not fully buttoned up, and her skirts were left open, revealing a corner of her shoulders, as if she had gotten up just now.The general stood outside the gate and watched.