Three Kingdoms

  Chapter 920 Fighting Chang'an (6)

  Li Meng ran all the way up to the city gate. Taking advantage of the light before the setting sun, he looked as far as the eye could see. Apart from seeing the first-scale camp in the north, he didn't see anything else.

   "Didn't the dam be built? Where is it?" Li Meng asked.

  Wang Fang glanced at Li Meng, frowned and said: "...just behind that high ground...a lot of scouts were damaged, and Fang found out about it..."

  By building camps to shelter?

   No wonder there are no traces here...

   But would building a dam help?

Li Meng suddenly remembered that it is said that there is a thing called a map, which can help people understand the geography of mountains and rivers, so he quickly asked someone to find a map of this place from the warehouse in Sucheng, and he couldn't wait to spread out the map drawn on it. Map of Sucheng on the scarf...

  The towels used to draw the map are a little yellowed, obviously they have been around for some time. Almost every county has a copy of this kind of thing, which draws some major mountains and rivers and important roads around it. However, as a fine tradition of China, "understanding" is a very important skill .

  Li Meng: "..."

  Wang Fang: "..."

   Li Meng looked at Wang Fang, Wang Fang also looked at Li Meng, both of them had the same expression on their faces.

   "...This is Sucheng?" Li Meng pointed to the jagged box in the center of the map and said.

Wang Fang clicked on the small characters on the side of the box, then clicked on the crooked pattern on the side and said: "...it should be...but what is this painting? Is it a mountain? Is it a mountain near us? The mountain? This is Luoshui, right? No, this should be the old straight road?"

  Li Meng: "..."

The map is not big, but on such a small cloth, it is necessary to draw the geographical situation and show the superb artistic processing ability of the painter. With this combination, the so-called map scale and so on are completely lost. Already...

  The painter carefully combined freehand brushwork and abstraction to outline a landscape ink painting near Sucheng, but this wonderful art of painting has become a hindrance in front of Li Meng and Wang Fang.

  Li Meng pointed the top and bottom of the map to the terrain outside the city, and then said: "...Well, let me tell you, this side should face north... or this side..."

  Wang Fang: "..."

  Li Meng: "..."

The problem now is that although Li Meng and Wang Fang have the map in their hands, they are completely out of line with the terrain in front of them, and they don't know where the Fiqian army is camping. …

   Li Meng crumpled the map into a ball in anger, then threw it under his feet, and said, "What the **** are you drawing! It's better to see it directly!"

  But even though it is said like this, if Li Meng really wants to see it, he may not be able to see it.

When the dam is built, the intercepted water will naturally flow to the lower place when the dam breaks. However, will it flow to Sucheng, will it cause damage to the city, and will it affect the army in the city? You can see it this way...

  At least Li Meng will not.

  Of course Wang Fang won't either.

It is definitely not enough to let this matter be ignored, but it seems too rash to go out of the city to attack or destroy it. The problem now is that the two of them will do it if they can't, at least find a way to do it, otherwise what should they do now? Coping strategy?

   Li Meng and Wang Fang felt a little worried for a while...

  At this time, Fei Qian didn't have so many worries. He handed over the affairs in the barracks to Ma Yan and Zhao Yun, and he and Xu Shuxunchen came to the place where the intercepting dam was built on the hillside.

  Building a dam to intercept the Luoshui River was Xun Chen's strategy. Sometimes Fei Qian had to admire these guys. Their brains were really clever. After surveying the terrain of Sucheng, they could deduce the corresponding solution...

  The key is that such a strategy is very difficult to crack.

Fei Qian watched as the soldiers threw the felled trees one by one, together with their branches, onto the stakes on the river bed, and then continuously threw stones, etc. into the middle of the river under the cover of the branches. In such a situation, the situation is gradually shrinking. Even if the scouts in Sucheng don't notice it, the muddy river and the gradually decreasing water flow will attract the other party's attention...

  Of course, if the opponent is so stupid that he can't even notice this, then there is really no cure.

   Really want to irrigate Millet City with water?

  Hey hey hey...

  How many cubes are needed?

  Although Fei Qian is not in the civil engineering series, he still knows something about this kind of thing. According to the current situation, it is actually impossible to destroy Sucheng with water and kill these soldiers under him.

   It’s not that it can’t be done. To achieve that effect, the water cube reserve must be large enough, but such a large amount of water in turn requires the interception capacity of the dam, so it is impossible to do this with only the troops on hand.

  If there are tens of thousands of civilians to support the civil engineering work, it will take a long time, but now Feiqian doesn't want to waste too much time here in Sucheng.

Obviously, Sucheng is the first line of defense for Xiliang soldiers, and it is the most important line of defense against Feiqian. After Sucheng, although there are cities, it is absolutely impossible to hoard a large number of them like Sucheng. Xiliang soldiers.

The strength of Li Jue and Guo Si can be estimated. Even if the original imperial guards and guards in Chang'an City are incorporated, they cannot be used directly with confidence. Therefore, Xiliang soldiers must be the main defensive force. So the current situation is equivalent to that Xiliang soldiers have dispersed their original forces...

   This created some opportunities for Fei Qian.

   "Youruo, how long do you estimate it will take to build this dam?" Fei Qian asked.

  Xun Chen said: "About three days."

   Feiqian nodded and said: "Just let the horse rest and recover its strength... Then I will lead the cavalry to go south the day after tomorrow?"

  Xu Shu said: "According to someone's opinion, it is more appropriate for the prince to leave in the early morning of the next day, when the sky is not yet bright..."

  Xun Chen thought for a while, then nodded and said, "Yuan's blunt words make sense."

  Since the two counselors said so, and Fei Qian had no objection, he set a time, and then said: "... Should the number of scouts be reduced from time to time?"

   Unexpectedly, Xun Chen and Xu Shu said almost simultaneously: "No!"

  Xun Chen smiled at Xu Shu and stretched out his hand to signal.

  Xu Shu also slightly arched his hands towards Xun Chen, and then said to Fei Qian: "Your lord still needs to order to intensify the suppression of Xiliang scouts... Things that are too easy to obtain are generally not cherished..."

  (end of this chapter)