The Soldier's Eyes
Emotion

Chapter 45's

Shin who was on the left track with all his troops including the 5 captains was paying attention to the middle track where the fight between the two generals occurred. Shin who was watching the fight suddenly glared in disbelief, he saw General Meng hit by a slash and fell off his horse.

Shin immediately drove his horse into the middle lane quickly alone. His two younger siblings who saw it immediately gave orders to all the troops to stay in line and not follow him.

Both of her sisters soon followed her brother because they both did not know what her brother was going to do. Shin who spurred his horse quickly passed one of the other generals flatly which made the General immediately turn his eyes toward the goal Shin spur his horse.

Shin who was getting closer was shaking his sword towards the group of enemies intending to enter the fight and see General Meng's state. Shin shakes his sword continuously quickly which makes him now closer to the existence of General Meng.

It did not take long for Shin to break through the remaining troops in front of him, now he was already in the duel circle and saw General Meng lying on the ground. He immediately approached him and saw the blood that kept on coming out of General Meng's body.

He who saw it immediately ordered General Meng's troops to bring his body. Shin said that because he no longer felt the breath or presence of General Meng. Some of General Meng's troops went straight ahead and immediately brought his body.

But unfortunately, Ren Pa suddenly said a few sentences that made all the troops there including Shin become emotional.

“Why did you guys take it? It is the result of my efforts and I will give it to the government so that I also get a gift.” Speak with cunning and provocation.

“You killed him, right? Let us take him and bury him.” Reply Shin.

“Tak can't, I'll send it to the kingdom, and let the kingdom decide to flap the corpse.” Ren Pa.

Shin who heard it was getting emotional, he forgot himself and forgot the character of Ren Pa. Shin immediately replied to Ren Pa again.

“Listen to my words just now! I remind you!” said Shin in a high tone and stared intently at Ren Pa.

Now that Shin really had been consumed by the provocation of Ren Pa, he became self-forgotten and increasingly emotional. He knew what purpose Ren Pa had to send General Meng's body to be.

“HAHA, you really dare boy!” said Ren Pa who returned Shin's gaze sharply.

Shin was not afraid of Ren Pa because he was already emotional. Both of her sisters who saw her brother's emotions knew that bad things were going to happen, they actually wanted to stop her brother but they were afraid that her brother would get more emotional and angry at them.

“Alright if that's what you want.” Said Shin while pressing both feet on the body of his horse.

Shin immediately advanced towards the unprepared Ren Pa, Shin instantly slashed his sword vertically and hit Ren Pa's left shoulder.

Ren Pa who was hit by the attack immediately pulled his weapon that stuck on the ground and immediately counterattacked but unfortunately, Shin knew that and immediately dodged his head. He also immediately slashed his sword again but managed to be held well by Ren Pa.

“HAHA, this just attracted a boy. All right let's be serious!” said Ren Pa with a high tone while smiling.

They also now duel and attack each other and defend because a fierce fight immediately occurred at the beginning of the fight. The slash by slash from each weapon emitted a wind sound that blew meaning that they used all of their respective powers.

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The Ming royal general that Shin had passed by was now watching Shin fight. He also forgot his trajectory because he knew why Shin was fighting. He thought that General Meng was dead and Shin immediately fought him.

He did not think long and immediately mobilized all his troops to attack the enemy fortress because he believed that Shin would win the duel. The general was named General Yong, now General Yong and his troops were driving his horse towards the enemy fortress.

Lu Ye who was at the top of the fortress immediately turned his eyes to General Yong's movements because he felt that there was a movement that was beyond his calculation. Lu Ye was surprised because he did not expect the other General to attack his fortress which was now in a state of victory because he had managed to get rid of his enemy.

Unlike the other 2 Generals, they pay more attention to the fight between the Generals. They also left their trajectory and headed towards the battle circle. They both wanted to see General Meng's corpse and see Shin fight.

The battle between generals is an honor and pride, if there is a General who asks for help to make his enemy cornered, they will lose their honor and pride as a General.

Shin and Ren Pa were now fighting fiercely, they were unwilling to budge each other. They took turns throwing at each other with their horses, but no one had yet gotten fatal injuries just a small scratch on their armor.

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The superior who had been monitoring the dueling battle himself did not believe that General Meng had lost and died. He also asked his subordinates who were nearby to send a message to the branch so that the branch could deliver a message to the center about this information. He did not want to delay his important report.

Return to General Yong who is now ravaging the enemy forces outside the gate. He and his main army clean up the enemy neatly even though it is not fast because it is old but he is sure that he will succeed in penetrating the defense of the opponent's fortress if General Lu Ye still does not go down.

On top of the fortress, Lu Ye could only smile at General Yong who was ravaging the troops below. He immediately ordered his troops to surround General Yong's main force with General Yong. General Lu Ye wanted to kill Yong who attacked the fortress alone.

Now in another trajectory the Ming kingdom forces of the two generals have been cleared by the Yan kingdom troops who are on the same trajectory. It was because of the two Generals who did not give further directions or orders and left his trajectory.

The army that died was in vain because of the stupidity of its generals who could not give orders and did not take responsibility for their own duties. They were old generals who were panicking about their own safety.