There was no telling if the bandits intended to boost their courage or something else, encircling them as they continued to beat the drum and sound the gong. One charged forward from one direction, another screamed and shouted, rushing from the opposite side of the mountain, surrounding them, dust and sand scattering in the air.

It was a pity that most of their horses were robbed from the hands of the merchants: how could they match against the one-in-a-million godlike steed of the Black Iron Camp? They immediately got left behind.

Gu Yun made a gesture, several soldiers behind him immediately understood and started to scatter in various directions. The target for the arrows shot from the mountain instantly became disarray.

A line of bandits was directly in front of them. Gu Yun drew his sword in indifference, its long blade shining bright like snow. He said to Chang Geng: "Remember, on the battlefield, who does not want to die, will die first..."

Chang Geng was almost blinded by the sword in his hand.

It resembled a flying dragon, one slash had sent blood splattering in four directions, two in and two out, the bandits' corpses piled up to the size of a mountain.

Gu Yun casually finished the second half of the sentence: "...even if your enemy is a bunch of good-for-nothings."

The leader was holding a Qian Li Yan, watching from above. As soon as the situation went wrong, he said in fury at once: "I told you to surround them, what is going on?"

Next to him, a small bandit said with a frown: "Big brother, I don't know!"

At this moment, another bandit ran over: "Big brother, things are not good!"

However, in just a flash, a cavalry had appeared at the mountain entrance. The bandit holding the tong hou had yet to pull back his neck when a blade flashed, his head instantly separating from his body.

Gu Yun's horsemanship was superb, riding across the rocky mountains as if he was on flat surface, crossing through an incredibly narrow path. He slashed down with his sword, a bloodcurdling scream instantly sounded out from behind the large rock — as it turned out, there was someone in hiding, waiting to ambush. Gu Yun shook off the blood on his blade. He seemed to wait for Chang Geng for a moment, then said: "There are many places to use as cover in the mountains, and there will always be snakes lurking behind them. You are superb in martial arts, but you won't necessarily be able to avoid ambushes."

Chang Geng swept his eyes over and saw there was indeed a bow mechanism set up readily behind the large rock, waiting to shoot. His horse was not an exceptional war steed, following after Gu Yun with difficulty, but he felt that the blood in his whole body had started to become hotter. He asked: "Yifu, how did you know?"

Gu Yun smirked: "Used to it."