With the support of yelisi, Nahai and hasar finally broke out of the siege. Uzzenbey''s cavalry chased out seven or eight miles. Seeing that they couldn''t catch up, they stopped chasing.


    "Bey, we didn''t catch up with the enemy and let them run away."


    The small Crimean leader bowed his head and pleaded with uzbeyi.


    But uzzenbey ignored him and kept gesturing with a revolver abandoned on the battlefield by Hessen mercenaries.


    Uzzenbey''s revolver has a caliber of 12.3mm, a tube length of 480mm, a simple body and no gorgeous decoration. It is obviously a mass-produced product of Arsenal in Germany or other regions. But uzzenbey knew very well that although it was not a work of art, it was definitely a killing weapon. One of his Crimean heavy cavalry died under this weapon. At that time, uzzenbey clearly saw that the heavily armored cavalry had raised a steel shield to try to resist bullets, but the bullet from the spring pistol still killed him. And after penetrating the steel shield. In other words, unless they wear surprisingly thick armor, it is difficult for the hit to be safe.


    Uzzenbey took the pistol closer and observed it carefully. He tightened the spring in the gun and pulled the trigger. Uzenbei heard the sound of a steel wheel in the gun body rotating rapidly driven by the spring. If there is gunpowder in the gun barrel at this time, the white hot spark generated by friction with a piece of pyrite clamped in the machine head will ignite the fine powder in the medicine pool, and then ignite the propellant in the gun barrel through the fire gate.


    Uzzenbey praised a good gun. In the khanate, even the best Musketeers use muskets. Unexpectedly, the weapons equipped by these enemies are so advanced than their own regular army.


    "Haran," uzzenbey said to the Crimean leader with his head down, "take this musket to Khan and tell him that Muhammad gley has hired foreign mercenaries, who are well-equipped and well-trained."


    "Yes." the Crimean little leader named Haran raised his hands over his head, held the revolver uzbeyi put in his hand, then stepped back three steps and got on the horse.


    "Bey, where are we going now?"


    After Haran left, a Crimean officer asked.


    Uzbeyi looked at the sky and then said, "go to Izmer fortress. Although we won today, we lost a lot. Go there and repair it first. I''ll measure these fleeing guys. After this war, they don''t dare to move in this area."


    With that, uzzenbey got on the horse. He ordered his dead and wounded to be mounted and headed for izmel fortress.


    On the other side, yelishei and his men, after escaping for twenty or thirty miles, saw no pursuers behind them and finally stopped. In fact, after high-intensity combat and continuous running, their horses were already foaming at the mouth and tired. Even if people don''t need to rest, horses need to rest.


    In this war, the Hessian cavalry led by yelisi lost 21 people, and 47 people were injured to varying degrees, and more than 300 people were killed and injured in the sea. It can be said that this attack not only failed to achieve the expected success, but also hurt our vitality.


    Therefore, after stopping their horses, both Hessian mercenaries and Tatar Raiders were dejected, like frosted eggplant.


    While the others were resting, yelishei called Nahai and hasar. Hassar was covered with wounds and full of bandages, like a mummy.


    As soon as they met yelishei, they mentioned whether they should lead the cavalry back to Ackerman because of the heavy casualties in the battle.


    After hearing these words, yelishei put forward different opinions: "Nahai and hazar, I think we should continue to move forward."


    They looked at yelishei in surprise. They didn''t know why he put forward such a proposal. Is it because of being covered by armor?


    Yelishei explained: "you think we have suffered heavy casualties in the sea, so we should go back to Ackerman to repair, so the enemy thinks so. They must think we have withdrawn. If we kill a horse gun at this time..."


    "Please wait a minute." the sea stopped yelishei''s words.


    Then he asked, "yelishei, do you mean we go back and attack the enemy just now?"


    After asking, even Nahai himself realized that it was a little whimsical.


    "No, it''s not."


    Yelishei shook his head. He picked up a stone on the ground and drew.


    "This is Izmer fortress, this is Dniester River, and this is where we are now."


    Yelishei said as he pressed a little harder at the place symbolizing their current position, and then drew a straight line in the direction of the Dniester river.


    "Let''s go here!" yelishei said finally.


    The sea and hazar almost fell on the picture of yelishei. The sea was the first to react. He looked thoughtfully at the graffiti on the ground, touched and nodded.


    The upright hassar asked blankly, "go to the Dniester river? What are you doing there?"


    Yelishei didn''t answer hassar''s question, but looked at the sea with shining eyes, hoping that the other party would agree with him.


    After a while, the sea raised his head, with a smile on his mouth. And yelishei also read from the sea''s facial expression that the other party had understood what he meant.


    "Do you understand what we mean? The sea?"


    "Do you want to sneak into LAN gley''s army at the beginning of the Dniester river?" asked the sea.


    Yelishei said, "yes, according to the marching practice of your Tatars, the forward force and the middle army are about a week away. At the beginning, LAN gley''s army should still be on the other side of the Dniester river. We can go there now and ambush there, so we can cross and attack the other side when crossing the river. We can certainly beat the other side in disorder."


    As expected, the sea fell into silence again. His thumb kept rubbing against a stone picked up from the ground.


    And Hassal opened his mouth in shock. Of course, he was not afraid, but felt that yelishei''s idea was too crazy. And Nahai, he seems to agree with the idea of yelishei, a "madman".


    Yelishei looked at the sea and waited for him to make up his mind.


    "Dry!" the sea suddenly threw the stone on the ground and shouted.


    The sea is also a dry character. He stood up neatly and called a junior officer: "lial, you take ten soldiers to escort the wounded hassar back to Ackerman, and then tell deputy commander Chris that we go to the Dniester River to see the sea."