Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower-Chapter 965: The Sky Has Changed

Yuwen Song advanced from Gu County, and every county he passed through surrendered without resistance, raising their flags in capitulation. It is said that within three days, his forces had killed their way near Ying County, and soon the Western Army will be setting their sights on the Imperial Capital.

The Bandits never expected Yuwen Song to be so fierce, striking without any warning.

When they arrived at Gu County, the command they received was to change into armor and defend this place to the death.

The Bandits were both excited and disappointed.

Excitement came with the prospect of swapping their bandit cloaks for armor, but disappointment arose from traveling such a long distance only to end up guarding the insignificant Gu County.

If things were truly as such, even if Yuwen Song one day took over the realm, they would have no part in it, and being appointed as a Centurion would already be a laughable achievement.

Of course, they didn’t quite understand the specific official ranks; they just knew it meant not getting any significant position.

But this was contrary to their original intention!

So the Bandits were extremely anxious, scratching their heads every day, trying to figure out what to do.

It’s questionable whether the heavens truly took delight in their predicament.

They wanted to start a rebellion but ended up getting robbed at home; when they lowered their sights and aimed to become high officials, they were found to be unnecessary.

Constant victorious reports from outside: Yuwen Song captured Ying County, marched steadily closer to the Imperial Capital City, Yuwen Luanfei retreated and went missing after an assassination attempt...

The Guards of the Western Region were overjoyed and cheering, while the only speechless ones were the Bandits.

People were so idly frustrated that they picked at their toes, yet there was nothing they could do about it.

"Big Brother, there is now a high reward offered for Yuwen Luanfei’s head out there, do you think we should..."

"What do you mean?" The Bandit Leader’s eyes lit up, as if seeing a new hope.

That underling mumbled a bunch, and the more the Bandit Leader listened, the more it seemed to make sense to him.

That very night, they mobilized troops and dispatched almost a hundred men, attempting to carve out their own bloody path in this chaotic world.

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They say that in the great affairs of the world, there are minor changes every three days, and major shifts every five days.

Not long ago, Yuwen Luanfei suddenly moved troops northwards, aiming his sword at the Fifth Prince, leaving the populace bewildered.

Later, Yuwen Luanfei successively captured three counties belonging to the Fifth Prince, his momentum like a tiger descending the mountain, seemingly unstoppable.

Just when everyone thought Yuwen Luanfei would achieve a surprise victory with his special troops, the Fifth Prince suddenly fought back.

Perceiving that the Fifth Prince was not easy to provoke and preparing to withdraw, Yuwen Luanfei, however, missed the fact that the Fifth Prince, having consumed decades more rice than he had, quickly deduced Yuwen Luanfei’s intentions by the latter’s troop movements.

It was no longer a matter of Yuwen Luanfei coming and going as he pleased.

The Fifth Prince deployed his main force and firmly engaged Yuwen Luanfei; and while Yuwen Luanfei was entangled with the Fifth Prince, Yuwen Song also seized the opportunity to send out his troops.

At this time, Yuwen Luanfei’s rear defenses were virtually empty, allowing Yuwen Song to enter unopposed, surging in like a flood.

Yuwen Luanfei had no capacity for concern; his backyard was on fire, and he himself was trapped in dire straits.

Yuwen Luanfei pleaded for assistance from the Ninth Prince, but the Ninth Prince avoided battle and did not emerge, leaving Yuwen Luanfei isolated and without support, resulting in his 200,000 Hanying Army being completely encircled and annihilated in the Northern Lands.

Some say Yuwen Luanfei died amidst the flames of battle, while others say that the 200,000 Hanying Army fought bravely to protect their lord and helped him escape.

The exact truth is unknown to anyone.

However, whether it’s the Northern Lands, the Eastern Land, or the Imperial Capital, wanted posters for Yuwen Luanfei have been plastered everywhere, which suggests that the latter rumor is more credible.

With the defeat of Yuwen Luanfei, the world was again fragmented.

The Northern Lands, the Imperial Capital, and the Eastern Land formed a three-way division of power.

No one knows what the Fifth Prince aspires to do, but to the south, only Yuwen Song and Yuwen Jun remain as the two forces.

Although Yuwen Jun has absorbed the Eastern Land of the Third Prince, when compared to the valiant Yuwen Song, he still lacks experience.

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