The Ming Dynasty: The most ruthless imperial grandson, Old Zhu begged me not to kill him.

Chapter 581 Zhu Xiong Ying's Calculation Was Wrong
However, before he could finish speaking, he was stopped by the deputy general beside him.

"If you go to visit Prince Sogristdamer at this time and are seen by other generals, wouldn't our plan fail? Wouldn't you be betraying Prince Sogristdamer's trust?"

"Your immediate priority is to lead your troops out of the city!"

"We will follow with a large army later."

"Once this matter is resolved, I believe Prince Sogristdamer will certainly clear things up for you!"

General Godot thought about it carefully. If that were the case, it would mean that he would have made the greatest contribution after winning this battle, which would be an unprecedented honor. Thinking of this, he nodded excitedly and said.

"Don't worry, leave this to me. I'll definitely beat those guys to a pulp!"

After saying this, he excitedly mounted his horse and led his troops out of the city.

The general guarding the city's defenses changed his expression drastically upon seeing this scene.

He looked angrily at General Godot in front of him and said...

"General Godot, Prince Sogristdamer just told us not long ago that no one is allowed to leave the city at this time. Are you going to disobey Prince Sogristdamer's order?"

Godot's eyes were full of disdain when he heard this.

He naturally wouldn't tell the person in front of him what Tomie had told him, and he just snorted coldly.

"You bunch of cowards who are unwilling to leave the city to attack the enemy's empty camp, then I will do the job. You just stay here and watch how I win this battle!"

"By the way, tell Prince Sogristdamer about this. I believe he will make the right decision!"

After finishing, he led his troops out.

At this moment, Zhu Xiong Ying was extremely shocked to learn that an army from the Delhi Sultanate was charging towards his direction.

"You should know that there aren't many soldiers in this camp," the general said anxiously.

"Your Highness, the enemy army is attacking! We should leave this place immediately; it's far too dangerous!"

Zhu Xiong Ying frowned, looking at the direction of the city wall and then at the army below, and said.

"We can't retreat now. I suspect this is the enemy testing our strength. If we retreat now, our entire strength will be exposed!"

"Therefore, we must defeat this army!"

Upon hearing this news, the generals were filled with astonishment. They found it hard to believe, as this mission was far too difficult for them.

After all, there were simply too many enemies in front of them, and it would probably take a lot of effort to defeat them.

"Your Highness, although our weapons are quite powerful, the number of enemies is simply too great. We alone may not be able to defeat them."

"Let's retreat quickly and find a safe place before surrounding them with all our troops from all sides!"

Zhu Xiong Ying shook her head.

"I'm afraid it will be too late by then. When two armies meet on a narrow path, the brave will prevail!"

"Although the enemy is numerous, numbers are useless in the face of absolute power!"

"Alright, forget about that. Everyone, listen to my orders immediately. Set up traps outside, then bring out all our weapons, every last bit of our resources, and use them all on the battlefield!"

"Will.

"Eliminate all the enemies in front of us!"

Seeing that Zhu Xiong Ying had made up his mind, the crowd had no further thoughts and softly led their troops into action. Meanwhile, the general guarding the city had already informed Su Tridamer of the situation.

When Prince Sogdiana learned of this, he pretended to be very angry and said...

"What did you say?"

"How could Godot leave with his troops? What was he thinking?"

"Didn't I say that no one is allowed to go out? Isn't he afraid of falling into an enemy ambush?"

Upon learning this news, the other generals hurriedly spoke up.

"General Godot's troops are not many, and they may not be a match for the enemy!"

"Let's hurry and go provide support!"

Everyone nodded in agreement, but then the deputy general spoke up.

"General, the more critical the situation, the more we must remain stable. We absolutely cannot send reinforcements at this time. I remember that the Ming people have a tactic called 'encircling the point and attacking the reinforcements'!"

"The point is not to eliminate these enemies in front of us, but to surround them, and then anyone who goes to their aid will be ambushed. If they use this tactic to wear us down!"

"As for the troops in this city, it probably won't be long before they wipe out all of our troops!"

"Who will be left to defend this city then!"

Everyone was extremely surprised when they heard this, and upon reflection, it seemed to be true.

"These Ming Dynasty troops are extremely cunning. If we really use such tactics, it seems they really can't hold out!"

"I'm a little embarrassed," said Sogristdamer.

"Then what should we do? No matter what, this is our army; we can't just leave it to its own devices!"

At this moment, the deputy general who was standing nearby heard what Su Tridamer said and immediately understood what Su Tridamer wanted to do. He said angrily.

"There's nothing we can do about it. We had already made a plan, but this person just didn't follow it and caused so much trouble for no reason!"

"Now all we can do is prepare all our troops and see how things go. If things go our way, we can press our advantage and pursue him. If things go our way, we can only continue to defend the city and avenge him later."

Upon hearing this, Sogdiana Damer pretended to be troubled, but inwardly he was overjoyed.

As expected of the person I value most, their brain works really well. They've already figured it out in such a short time, much better than those idiots.

Finally, he sighed and said.

"It seems that all we can do now is to consider what the general thinks!"

The generals looked at each other in bewilderment after hearing this.

It must be said that this arrangement was indeed the most appropriate. Although they did not know why General Godot would do such a foolish thing, it was certainly not a good time to support them.

If they had the chance to provide support at this time, they might have died in the enemy's camp themselves.

"We are willing to obey His Highness's orders and follow His Highness's lead!"

Sutridamur was extremely pleased to hear this.

(End of this chapter)