them from taking to the streets without authorization.but even if he was locked up in the post house, the fresh Korean mission could hear the rumble of footsteps in the streets and the sound of soldie...Chapter 1429 Crescent pass

two soldiers came hurriedly, without looking at Li Chen and his party, and skillfully lifted the dead body of the wounded soldier with his head down and put it on a stretcher. Then one of the soldiers naturally stuffed the steamed stuffed bun in the body's hand into his mouth, then looked up at Li Chen and said, "is there any more" Xu Wei, next to

, said angrily, "you are desecrating the dead!"

the soldier sneered: "what blaspheme the dead does not blaspheme the dead, the literary style does not understand, we only know that steamed buns are good things, we have not seen meat in the barracks for a long time."

another soldier curled his lips and urged: "look at them, they should be gone. Let's go quickly. We have to get rid of these bodies by this evening. It's our turn to go to the South Wall to keep watch tonight. There can be no delay."

with a steamed stuffed bun in his mouth, the soldier pulled it skillfully with his hand and divided it in half to his urging companion, and then the two men carried the stretcher in front and back to go.

"wait a minute."

Li Chen stopped them, took the bag of steamed buns from Xu Wei's hand and handed them to one of them. "the dead don't need it," he said. "take it and share it."

there were at least 17 or 18 steamed buns full of buns. The soldier smiled at this and said to Li Chen, "Childe atmosphere, the ordinary people in the crescent pass have already fled almost, and it is really rare to encounter such a rich son. If the prince is not too troublesome, he can go to the barracks to make a donation."

"what do you mean by pledge" Li Chen asked.

although the soldier had military duties, for the sake of a bag of steamed buns, he replied, "We, Wu Shuai, have orders that anyone who is willing to donate the army can make donations to the barracks, from gold and silver to firewood, rice, oil and salt. The army will record all the donations one by one, and then make compensation and rewards when the war is over."

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Li Chen nodded knowingly.

this is also a good idea.

however, it is enough to show the extent of the shortage of supplies for the Crescent Guards.

two soldiers left with stretchers, but Li Chen did not stop him this time.

he walked heavily through a large number of wounded soldiers and entered Crescent pass City.

the establishment of the Crescent pass is not very old. There are many cities in the Central Plains whose history is much older than the Crescent pass, but when Li Chen came to the Crescent pass, he could feel a heavy sense of history and vicissitudes.

the city wall is mottled, and between the cracks can be seen the clay bricks peculiar to the Loess Plateau. The cracks in the walls are not moss found only in the humid areas of the south, but are replaced by jet-black blood.

I don't know which war conflict left those blood stains.

there must be some of the Qin army, but some of the Liao army.

the whole crescent pass can be described as full of devastation.

there are few decent houses, and there are broken foundations that have been temporarily demolished, and the original beams and even tiles have been removed to guard the pass.

the crescent moon pass is not big. Its most magnificent and majestic is the towering city wall. Because it is mainly used to prevent the Liao army from entering the country, its walls are much higher and thicker than those of other cities in the Central Plains.

while standing inside the customs, the main road extends in all directions and is particularly wide, so that it is convenient to deploy troops for a large number of troops to move quickly, so as to more efficiently support the walls under attack at any time.ted, "Yes, his ability to govern the government is indeed a genius.""if the saint had not been terminally ill and could persist for another ten years, then everything would have been different, but th...