FIVE KINGS (The Five Kings)

Chapter 42

King Bit Louw agreed to accept the order, even though his heart was very much puffed up to General Hong Hoa who had insulted him.

Before General Hong Hoa's forces reached the riverbank, they had crossed paths with Kho Hek's troops walking ahead.

The two forces with not much to say anymore immediately attacked with great excitement. It is true that General Hong Hoa's power is very strong. Just fought some moves Kho Hek was not able to fight against him. When Kho Hek intends to escape, fortunately Ong-cu Seng Hu has come.

Seeing the new enemy coming, Hong Hoa left Kho Hek and attacked Ong-cu Seng Hu; the attack was immediately welcomed, so the two of them became fighting with great excitement. This time Hong Hoa met his match, so even though he had fought 50 more moves, no one had won or lost.

Meanwhile King Cee with his large army had arrived, Prince Kai Hong on the right, Si Tiao on the left, simultaneously came crashing into the enemy forces.

General Hong Hoa when he saw the arrival of Cee's troops like a flock of bees, he became panicked and agitated, he hurriedly turned his horse to escape.

Cee's commander and army immediately went on a fierce rampage, so that 5000 Kho-tiok soldiers had perished more than half of them. The rest all surrendered to Cee's forces.

After General Hong Hoa had escaped far enough from the battlefield, and the boisterous voice was no longer heard, then he dared to look back. Not playing his surprise, because not a single soldier who went with him. While urgently he fled his horse, when he almost reached Toan-cu-san mountain, he became increasingly shocked, because in that place was full of troops flagged Cee, Yan and Bu Ciong countries.

It turned out that it was the troops of Pin Si Bu and others who had crossed the river by way of ngerobok (entrance) to the Pi-ji river. They can also occupy mountains belonging to enemy soldiers.

"Well, this time fuck me!" thought Hong Hoa who was trembling all over his body,

He held his horse and did not dare to pass in that place. After being silent for a while and thinking, he left his horse. Disguised as a woodcutter, from the small road he crept at the foot of the mountain, and thus he survived.

At that time King Cee Hoan Kong's army had a big victory. He along with his soldiers advanced and had already reached Toan-cu-san mountain. Here the whole army of Cee joined the others. They soon set up their camp in that place.

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King Bit Louw gets an order from Tap Li Oh. He was with General Sok Moai leading his army, but just walking up to the mountain Ma-pian-san, he had heard that the mountain Toan-cu-san was already occupied by the enemy. Because Cee's army was so formidable, Bit Louw did not dare to retake the mountain. Then he set up his camp on the mountain of Ma-pian-san.

When General Hong Hoa had already walked far enough and reached the mountain of Ma-pian-san. Hong Hoa recognized the war troops that were there his own people. It just so happened that her stomach was starving. He hoped that in that place he could get food to fill his stomach. He hurried to the camp. As soon as Hong Hoa directly asked the camp guards.

"King Bit Louw!" answer the asked.

Hearing that reply General Hong Hoa became unwell. He remembered in front of his king that he had insulted King Bit Louw and his commander. If the king of San-jiong knew he was losing, he would be ridiculed. Hong Hoa was about to resume his journey by holding back hunger to the city of Bu-te-shia, but because his stomach was so hungry, he was forced to shy away from entering the camp.

Seeing General Hong Hoa coming in a bad state, King Bit Louw soon learned that Hong Hoa had lost the war. Since Bit Louw still remembered how Hong Hoa had mocked him, then Bit Louw thought.

"This is the time I return his ridicule!" thought Louw Bit.

"I hear you're a war hero and never lose, uh why are you dressed like this and coming here alone?" bit Louw said cynically while smiling.

Hearing the taunts Hong Hoa was embarrassed not to play. His face turned red, but so hungry, could he tell me about his defeat. Then he had to thicken his face for food.

Back Bit Louw smiled and insinuated, he deliberately did not want to give what Hong Hoa asked, but only ordered his people to give him dry rice and raw water only.

General Hong Hoa was very exasperating, but he did not dare to say anything. He had to eat the dry rice just to hold his hunger. Then he asked to be given a horse, because from there to the city of Bu-te-shia the journey was still very far.

Bit Louw accidentally gave him a horse whose legs were injured and somewhat limping.

General Hong Hoa did not dare to refuse the gift, then he paid his respects to Bit Louw and headed to the city of Bu-te-shia.

As soon as Hong Hoa was gone, Bit Louw and Sok Moai burst into laughter. They were very happy because they were able to repay the insult to the arrogant commander.

Along the way Hong Hoa was very anxious and upset with Bit Louw, because in addition to being insulted, he was also given a horse whose path was limping, thus slowing his journey. Hong Hoa's mouth did not stop nagging long short, he felt very hurt and vowed to avenge the insults.

Once in Bu-te-shia, Hong Hoa met Tap Li Oh, and immediately reported.

"Because on the banks of the Pi-ji river is not guarded, so that enemy soldiers can cross easily. Once until the servant was defeated by the commander of Cee" said Hong Hoa.