Only the young Guo Jia’s eyebrows twitched slightly, and he said softly, "When did the eldest son co into contact with the Eastern Sea Japanese?"
Cao Cao’s face was relatively calm, showing no emotion, and he said lightly, "Let them in."
Before long, the elegant Cao Pi brought in two Japanese dressed in strange clothing. As soon as the two Japanese entered the tent, they slightly lowered their heads, displaying a humble attitude.
"Your child has seen father."
"Song, Zhi, salute the Lord!" The two Japanese also imitated Cao Pi in greeting Cao Cao.
When the two Japanese raised their heads, Cao Cao’s gaze quickly fell upon that Zhi. The Japanese woman nad Zhi had a slender and delicate physique, looking like a young girl, yet her body had matured. Even though it was winter, her clothing was quite thin, revealing a tender whiteness on her chest. Not only Cao Cao, but everyone nearby showed so interest.
Cao Pi glanced over, secretly delighted, and said to Cao Cao without changing his expression, "Father, these two are distinguished guests from the Eastern Sea of Japan. They have co to assist you this ti."
"Oh? Such a small Japan, yet they have such capabilities?" Cao Cao’s deanor was arrogant and dismissive.
"Father doesn’t know that Japan is originally a branch of the descendants of the Wu State during the Spring and Autumn Period. Although the land in Japan is barren and disaster-prone, they have passed down a unique training thod through generations. This Song has volunteered to lead a suicide squad tonight to assault Kaiyang City. Their climbing skills are extrely advanced; the six-zhang city wall is like child’s play to them. When the ti cos, let them open the city gate, and we’ll send a troop to support from outside. Once the city gate is open, Kaiyang City will surely fall!"
As soon as Cao Pi finished speaking, the middle-aged man leading the strategists hastily said, "Lord, Li Muyun is no fool. We’ve witnessed his defensive formations during the day. I believe we shouldn’t take such risks."
Seeing that Cao Cao didn’t speak, Cao Pi turned to the middle-aged man and saluted, "Lord Xun, sotis we shouldn’t be too inflexible in our affairs. If sothing is beneficial to us, why not give it a try? If it succeeds, won’t we preserve our army’s strength to the greatest extent possible? You must know, Li Muyun is just a jumping clown; our greatest enemy is Northern Yuan Shao."
Xun Yu turned to look at Cao Cao. Seeing Cao Cao’s mouth twitch, he stopped speaking.
Sure enough, Cao Cao asked Guo Jia behind Xun Yu, "Feng Xiao, I’d like to hear your opinion."
Guo Jia replied in a serene tone, "Let’s give it a try."
As you expected, that very night, Cao Cao launched a surprise attack. Moreover, the force conducting the raid was a troop Yu Jin had never seen before.
"Enemy attack!"
"Enemy attack!"
The watch copper gongs quickly sounded, and you, lying on the bed enjoying Zheng Zhi’s massage, opened your eyes suddenly. Your brows furrowed, emitting a fierce light from your pupils.
"Not bad, they even managed to reach my bedroom!"
Your right hand smashed the bed railing, and the shattered wood chips shot towards the right corner of the room!
Instantly, three n lunged at you and Zheng Zhi from the right corner of the room. One, due to a miscalculation, was pierced through the forehead by a seemingly flimsy splinter and died instantly!
The other two also lost their heads in midair. They didn’t even see who killed them before losing consciousness.
You, with your upper body bare, initially kept a natural expression. However, upon seeing these attackers’ attire, you imdiately burst into rage, roaring, "Japanese!? You’re seeking your own doom!"
Without even putting on clothes, you, exposing your bare upper body, grabbed a broadsword and rushed out of the room, heading swiftly towards the eastern city gate where the shouting and killing were the loudest.
In your fury, your speed was exceptionally swift; in the blink of an eye, you descended from the sky. A Japanese, grinning evilly and about to claim an enemy’s head, was suddenly cleaved in half by you. Bright red blood splattered over everyone around.
"Remove their limbs, capture them all alive. I want to use them to make a sacrifice to the heavens!" Your voice bood like thunder, and the steel blade in your hand seed to sweep the moon’s shadow. Under the moon’s bright light, like a halo, fast as lightning, as you moved, many Japanese found their arms sliced off by you.
Compared to your ferocity, Li Chong, surrounded by ten Japanese, seed much gentler. Li Chong wielded a long spear made of fine steel; in his hands, it seed like a dancing silver dragon. Everywhere he went, Japanese limbs were broken, and they fell to the ground howling in pain.
In just a short ti, you captured nearly forty among over two hundred Japanese alive. The remaining Japanese resisted fiercely and were collectively killed by the soldiers.
Though you said to capture them alive, there were no living people under your blade. Those whose limbs were cut off either bled to death or died from intense pain, or were trampled to death by soldiers during the fight. Looking at the thirty or so Japanese tied up in front of you, a cruel smile appeared on your face: "Not bad, thinking of collaborating with Cao Cao. It seems your master is quite bold."
Among those captured alive was Song, who could never have imagined that the guards of Kaiyang City would be so formidable. Initially, he calculated well. First, he based his assessnt of Kaiyang City’s defense on Cao Cao’s nearby troops, thinking Kaiyang City’s guards could at best approach Cao Cao’s troops, not surpass them. Who knew that right after engaging, they would encounter such a formidable opponent, especially that spear-wielding youth whose martial prowess could dominate Japan, truly invincible in the world.
As for you wielding the blade, the mont Song saw your strike, he regretted it. This person was simply a demon!
At this mont, Yu Jin rushed over from the city wall and reported to you, "Lord, we just discovered a troop of several thousand outside the city, already repelled by the Archer Team."
"Cao ngde truly shows signs of aging early—resorting to such despicable and shaless tactics in a battle between two armies. I really am ashad," you chuckled and then addressed the Japanese prisoners before you, "Well, tell , who’s the leader among you? I have a letter I want him to deliver to Cao Cao."
More than thirty Japanese remained silent.
"Oh, quite spirited, aren’t you? Just to say, you haven’t developed any so-called samurai spirit yet, judging by your attire, you’re not ninjas, and there’s no such thing at this ti," you slowly walked over to Zhi, squatted down, and patted Zhi’s face with a smile, "You’ve co all this way from Japan to our Great Han. I don’t care about your purpose. I just can’t understand how your leader could be so foolish to think he could open the city gate with so few people and even send three novices to assassinate . Tsk tsk tsk, were your brains squeezed by the door?"
Zhi, like the others, remained silent. Among these Japanese, she wasn’t the only female, but she was the most beautiful. However, to you, her looks were definitely just "Puliu," not worth ntioning.
"Still not talking?" You shook your head and sighed, "Alright, I won’t waste ti then, Wen Ze."
"Here!"
"Take these people to the Punishnt Room and slowly treat them with the ten tortures I invented before. I just want one answer: who sent them to the Great Han, and where are they now?"
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