Chapter 120 The embarrassed Qin Shi Huang!
As they rushed up the mountain, they turned around to look for their horses, intending to leave the place as quickly as possible.

They did not consider themselves deserters because in their opinion, the Qin Dynasty was the victorious party.

However, if they were caught by the other side, the series of strategies carefully planned by Wang Ben and others would be in vain. They would have saved the food and completed the emperor's instructions, but the losses would have been greater!
The three of them mobilized their true energy and ran away.

Although Qin Shi Huang possessed the cultivation of a grandmaster, his level was raised through catalysis, but he had not practiced the corresponding skills such as lightness and martial arts.

Therefore, when the three of them used their Qing Kung Fu to escape, the other two rushed like ghosts, leaving only a black shadow and disappeared in an instant.

Qin Shi Huang channeled his true energy into his feet and leaped through the woods like an ape. Such a goal was too conspicuous.

No wonder Zhang Liang could recognize it from a distance, it was because the target was too conspicuous.

Others move as fast as the wind, as light as a shadow, and travel through time in an instant without causing any harm to the environment.

As for Ying Zheng, he was like a giant beast clearing a path in the forest, stepping on branches and breaking them with a crackling sound. The broken branches and leaves piled up into small hills, scaring away flocks of birds.

It would be hard for anyone not to track him with such a trajectory. Although he seemed a little clumsy, his cultivation was profound, his Qi flowed freely, and his speed was still not slow.

In a flash, the three of them had jumped on their horses and were galloping along the winding mountain road.

In fact, at this moment, the First Emperor had already considered retreating and planned to reveal his identity and run to Wang Ben to seek protection from the army.

After all, falling into the hands of the enemy is no joke and the cost is too heavy.

However, Zhang Liang was a wise man who had already seen the opportunity and quickly sent a team of 100 people to block the route to Wang Ben.

He had been completely defeated in today's battle. The failure of the entire plan had made him lose all face. He would probably have to die to atone for his sin when he returned.

But now that he has found the key person who can turn the tide, how can he not do his best to capture him?
There were 1,300 men, 300 of whom were ambushing on the left, and 300 of whom were stationed on the right. They all took a shortcut and attacked directly, blocking all the paths for the First Emperor to go down the mountain.

The 500-strong army from the central government swept in and forced the First Emperor to the exit on the east side of the mountain range, where there was a large infantry force of the rebels to support them.

In addition, Zhang Liang also sent two hundred elites.

Not only are they excellent horsemen, their cultivation is even higher than their innate abilities, allowing them to move freely and go all out to capture the First Emperor.

Stimulated by the generous rewards, everyone rushed forward like a fanatical hound.

The First Emperor and his two men rushed left and right, but found themselves intercepted.

There was an army of hundreds of people chasing after him from behind, so he had no choice but to move forward like a chased duck.

However, they were unfamiliar with the terrain and had few people, and the two secret guards had to protect the First Emperor at all times. If he had not reached the level of a grandmaster, he would have been unable to bear the constant rush.

On the road, every once in a while, we would encounter a rebel special forces team consisting of three to five people.

Every time, Dahei would burst out with the strength of a half-step to the realm of heaven and man, and in a flash, he would wipe out all the enemies.

But this is not a long-term strategy after all. Zhang Liang is familiar with the terrain and has many men under his command. They can take turns to rest and take turns to advance step by step from the small path.

They were not in a hurry to achieve success. They had only one goal, which was to drive the First Emperor to the large army on the other side of the mountains, where he would be unable to escape.

In the first hour, the First Emperor and his two companions ran more than thirty miles, defeated three waves of surrounding rebels, a total of fifteen people, and seized three horses.

In the second hour, they were overtaken four times, nineteen men were killed, and five horses were seized.

But since it was too much to control, I had to let it go.

In the third hour, although only ten enemies were killed, every time when he was about to light a fire to cook, someone would come to harass him. The First Emperor was extremely angry and cursed loudly, and took out the last three raw sweet potatoes and started to eat them.

There are still some potatoes, but they are not suitable to be eaten raw and can easily cause indigestion. Unless absolutely necessary, do not eat them.

But they couldn't eat in peace as the enemy harassed them from a distance with bows and arrows, stones, etc.

Just keep running, don't even think about stopping for a moment. It's okay to eat raw sweet potatoes, but don't light a fire.

If I cannot defeat you, I will continue to harass you without letting you take a break until you have exhausted every last bit of your strength!
The First Emperor was burning with rage. Dahei ignored the consumption of his true energy and rushed towards the enemy regardless of his own safety even though the enemy was far away!
By the fourth hour, they had no idea how much distance they had traveled, at least eighty miles, and at most over a hundred miles.

The horses were already exhausted, and they had to be replaced several times with captured horses, twice.

At this moment, the nine horses were running side by side, but they were all staggering.

I was hungry, thirsty and exhausted, and even the Qi to protect my body was of no use.

When the three of them were facing the pursuit of more than a thousand enemy soldiers, the enemy was not in a hurry to charge, but just kept harassing them, not letting them have a moment of peace. This was an unsolvable dilemma.

At this moment, when traveling through the jungle, the First Emperor did not need to use his Qi for protection half of the time.

Ying Zheng had never been in such an embarrassing moment in his life.

His clothes were torn into several large holes, and his dignity was gone.

If this continues, it won’t be long before you become ragged and a beggar.

However, they could not stop to catch their breath as the pursuers were closely behind them. As long as they stopped for a moment, there would always be several groups of soldiers appearing in the distance, with arrows raining down on them.

If shooting the person doesn't work, shoot the horse!

It's really like cutting off the firewood from under the cauldron.

It is better to shoot horses than to shoot people. When those arrows came, the three of them could easily resist them with just a wave of their hands without any effort.

However, when shooting horses, Dahei and Xiaohei have to run all over the field, trying their best to intercept the flying arrows.

At this moment, these horses are extremely precious and absolutely no losses can be allowed!

As a result, the fate of Dahei and Xiaohei became miserable. Before the battle even started, their true energy was already being rapidly consumed.

The rebels seemed to gradually realize that these three people were too powerful to be eliminated in a short period of time, and they could only rely on a large army to siege them.

However, people may not be able to deal with it, but horses can be the target!
Several times, Dahei risked the loss of a large amount of true energy, broke out of the siege, killed the approaching rebels, and tried to take back a few horses.

However, those rebels were on the verge of despair, and at the last moment, did not swing their swords at Dahei, but chose to cut the war horses that they had fought side by side with for many years!

They are the extremely loyal partners who grow with them, train with them, and sweat with them!

When the horses saw this scene, their eyes were filled with incomprehensible horror!

Why would their closest owners sever the connection between them with their own hands?

Dahei witnessed all this and was furious! The Emperor was also burning with rage.

These high-quality Hu horses are worth thousands of gold each in Daqin!
How could you draw your swords against each other so easily?!
He vowed in his heart that he must eradicate all these people!

(End of this chapter)