My father, King Chu, was besieged at Gaixia

Chapter 27: Two Ends
No wonder Liu Jia made a quick decision and escaped. It would have been fine if others didn't know how powerful Ying Bu was. In the past two years, he had been assisting Liu Bang as the second-in-command in the battles in Chu. How could they not know how powerful he was in using troops?
He was brought up by Xiang Yu and could almost be described as a little Xiang Wang.

Now that he has made up his mind to go back to me, he obviously wants to use my head as a gift. If I escape even a little bit later, it would be disrespectful to this military genius who was crowned king both under Xiang Yu and in Liu Bang's camp based on his military exploits!

What frightened Liu Jia the most was that no matter how hard he tried to escape, it would be too late and he could not escape this murderous clutches!
Liu Jia ran fast, but unexpectedly found that there was another rider running even faster beside him, almost surpassing him.

When he turned his head, it was his nephew Liu Xin.

Liu Xin almost lay on the horse's back, without saying a word, and rode hard, galloping at a rapid speed, giving it his all and leaving no room for maneuver.

It has to be said that the Liu family's natural ability to escape is powerful. The uncle and nephew did not make any prior agreement, nor did they greet each other, but they made the same decision in perfect sync.

The cavalry commander in Liu Jia's team roared loudly and with a fearless look on his face, he ordered his cavalry to charge straight towards Ying Bu's elite cavalry to create time for Liu Jia to escape.

A young general among Ying Bu's elite cavalry waved his hand and led dozens of cavalrymen behind him to bypass them, like black swallows gliding lightly, with their horses' hooves flying almost without touching the ground, as they chased after Liu Jia.

The remaining elite cavalry rushed forward fiercely and collided violently with the cavalry led by Liu Jia, the cavalry Sima!
Ying Bu's cavalry was extremely elite, and they used their numbers to defeat a smaller force. Even though the Han cavalry was determined to die, they were still dispersed in the first encounter.

As for the cavalry commander, he was extremely brave. Even though the team was broken up and he was alone, he still roared angrily, charging left and right and slashing down three or four cavalrymen in succession. However, that was the end of it. He was then torn into pieces by the long weapons that stabbed, poked, and stabbed at him...

The remaining Han cavalry were terrified. Having been through many battles and having rich experience, they knew that if they did not flee, they would be divided, surrounded and strangled one by one!

They immediately scattered in all directions, and fled on horseback.

Although Ying Bu's cavalry was large in number, they were unable to completely kill all the fleeing Han cavalry.

——If they escaped, the news that the King of Huainan had rejoined Xiang Yu would be revealed to Liu Bang. However, the cavalry did not seem to care about this. They chased the fleeing Han cavalry, killing or capturing most of them. The remaining dozens of cavalrymen saw that they had fled far away, so they reined in their horses and did not chase them.

The young general who was chasing Liu Jia looked no more than a teenager, but he was an expert in horsemanship and archery. As he got closer, the bowstring vibrated, and an arrow hit Liu Jia's back, knocking him off his horse.

Liu Jia rolled a long way on the ground, his old face full of pain. He struggled to raise his head and shouted loudly to the familiar figure who continued to flee: "Xin'er, save me!"

His good nephew lay tightly on the horse's back, as if he didn't hear anything. He didn't stop for a moment, and the sound of the horse's hooves was like a drum. He continued to gallop away and disappeared into the distance.

Liu Jia smiled bitterly, and raised his hopeful head high, but then it drooped down weakly like a deflated ball.

At this time, the young general rushed over on his horse, circled Liu Jia twice, looked at him carefully, and confirmed that it was Liu Jia without a doubt, and smiled with satisfaction.

He jumped off his horse and poked Liu Jia with his spear. Seeing that the old man was deeply shot in the back by his arrow, he couldn't even stand up, let alone resist. He felt relieved and stood in front of him, looking down at him coldly.

Liu Jia, who was completely obscured by the young general's tall body, raised his head with difficulty. He saw that the young general's angular face, high nose bridge, firm chin, and sharp and bright eyes all made him feel extremely familiar!

"You, you are the eldest son of Xiang Chang?" Liu Jia suddenly remembered, and his mouth felt like he had eaten a pig's gall, with an endless bitter taste. Since he followed his cousin Liu Bang to fight against Qin, he had fought and conquered, and his military exploits were outstanding. He could be called a hero in his lifetime. Who would have thought that he would end up at the hands of this child? What a shame! What a shame!

"Go back and tell your father not to struggle in vain. The current situation is clear. The destiny is with Han!"

"If your father surrenders, the King of Han will not lose his position as a prince. If he continues to go against the will of heaven, I'm afraid he will end up dead without a burial place."

"If your father doesn't want to surrender, you might as well think more about yourself. You are so young, and there are still good days waiting for you in the future. Why do you want to be buried with the old guys?"

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At this time, Liu Jia's helmet was knocked off, his hair was messy, his disheveled pale hair fluttered in the wind, and his old face was as pale as a deathly person. He looked like a drowned dog, but he was still holding on, and kept chattering to Xiang Chang.

The cavalrymen who surrounded him all looked strange when they saw that the old man was about to die, but was still trying to bully Xiang Chang, taking advantage of his young age and trying to persuade him to rebel with words.

Xiang Chang seemed to have really listened to it. After thinking for a while, he shook his head and said:

"What you said seems to make sense, but my father is too proud to surrender. As for me, I am the son of the Overlord. If I surrender to Liu Bang, will he really make me a prince? What guarantees can you give me? As long as..."

"Okay, he's about to die, why are you still teasing him?" A middle-aged general dismounted from his horse and walked over, shaking his head, and said to Xiang Chang helplessly.

The tall figure of this middle-aged general was as straight as a pine tree. He wore a double long robe, a black armor, and a pair of pointed shoes with straight toes. His weather-beaten face was stern. He was the Grand Marshal Zhou Yin who surrendered to the Han army and then rebelled again.

Liu Jia was very surprised to see Zhou Yin here. He glared at him as if he wanted to eat him alive:

"You are always in the Han Dynasty and in the Chu Dynasty, and you are in two minds. Zhou Yin, you will not have a good ending! - And Ying Bu, let him roll over. Why are you hiding behind? Do you dare not take responsibility for what you did?"

Liu Jia endured the pain, raised his head high, and shouted to Ying Bu who was riding a horse in the distance, wearing golden armor.

As soon as the two armies engaged in battle, Ying Bu, protected by a group of cavalrymen, automatically fell to the back.

Zhou Yin waved to Ying Bu and asked him to come closer. He said to Liu Jia with some pity:
"I didn't want you to see him. At least you would feel better when you die. But since you insist on seeing him and want to die with your eyes open, that's up to you."

Looking at the general in golden armor who jumped off his horse and slowly approached, Liu Jia's eyes suddenly widened, his breathing became heavy and rapid, like an old bellows. Then he turned his head and looked anxiously in the direction of the Han camp, only to see that all the cavalry who had fled just now had disappeared. A thick layer of gray quickly rose on his face, and his eyes revealed endless anxiety and despair.

The general approached and saw who Ying Bu was. It turned out to be a soldier with the same body size as Ying Bu, wearing a golden armor similar to his!

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