FIVE KINGS (The Five Kings)

Chapter 89

While the Cinites had crossed the river and attacked from the East, three times they fought three wars and they had won, all the Chin commanders had fled because they could not defend the place they were guarding, so the Cin army continued to advance to Han-goan and established a stopover there.

When King Chin Hui-kong got word that Cin's army had advanced so far, he became shocked and worried, about ten li more to Hangoan, he ordered his troops to establish a rest and told Han Kan to go find out how big the Cin troops were.

Hose not how long Han Kan had been back, he told. ”Although the Cin army consisted of only three hundred chariots, it was very tough and haunted in appearance.: said Han Kan.

King Chin Hui-kong immediately ordered Han Kan to advance to the front of the Cin line to challenge the war, with the strength of his 600 chariots, Chin troops invaded.

According to estimates if the Cin troops did not retreat immediately, they would suffer heavy damage.

This threat did not make King Cin Bok-kong so afraid, instead he laughed out loud. He orders Kong-sun Ci to immediately face the enemy's challenge.

”What do you want, when you ask to be ushered in to be king, we follow. When we want to buy our rice ladeni. Now you want to fight, we don't fight cooking!” kong-sun Ci.

Kong-sun Ci's words made Han Kan ashamed instead of playing, immediately he withdrew and reported to King Chin Hui-kong.

Hearing the report Chin Hui-kong became angry, he advanced his battle troops to face the Cin troops.

When Pek Li He was in a high place, from there he got the reality that the number of Chin soldiers was very large.

Pek Li He gave a suggestion.

”Better do not fight the war first.” said Pek Li He.

But Cin Bok-kong disagreed, setting his line at the foot of Liong-bun-san mountain to wait for Chin's troops to arrive.

Soon Chin's troops had arrived and also immediately arranged his ranks.

The two lines were already directly facing each other, from each of the middle troops immediately sounded the battle roar and advanced the balatentanya.

Touw Gan I let out his stoutness, with in hand holding a spear weighing several hundred catties, he lunged into the Cin line, every time he met the Cin people he immediately stabbed and destroyed.

The attack of Touw Gan I was so great, that the Cin army could not stand it and ran over the intersection. But a moment later it was Touw Gan I who met Pek It Peng, who fiercely repelled the attack of Gan I, now Gan I just met his match worth.

The two sides had fought fifty more moves yet no one felt tired, instead each became furious, then jumped down from the war chariot and fought fiercely.

Finally Touw Gan I immediately restrained Pek It Peng's weapon and said, ”I will fight with you until one of them dies! Who asks for help is not a gallant!” ”Good!” sahut Pek It Peng. ”Indeed I was about to catch you empty-handed, so it can only be called a gallant.”

At that time King Chin Hui-kong saw Touw Gan I had entered the enemy ranks, soon he ordered Han Kan and Nio Yu Bi to advance to lead part of his war troops to attack the enemy ranks on the left, while he himself by inviting Ke Pok Touw and others to attack the enemy ranks on the right, and promised to gather in the midst of the enemy forces.

King Cin Bok-kong when it saw Chin's army in two, he immediately split his army in two to welcome the arrival of the enemy.

When King Chin's chariot Hui-kong entered Cin's ranks, it met Kong-sun Ci, and Chin Hui-kong immediately gave orders to Ke Pok Touw against fighting.

But Ke Pok Touw is not a match for Kong-sun Ci, who has only been fighting for a while, Ke Pok Touw has been very tired. King Chin Hui-kong who saw the situation was not good, then ordered Kiok Pouw Yang to be careful to control his chariot, because he himself was about to go to help fight.

Kong-sun Ci did not feel faint, instead in a loud voice he shouted, ”Come! Who is good at war can advance everything!”

The loud cry of Kong-sun Ci like thunder made Kek Shia his spirit as if flying, he was lying on his stomach inside the war chariot not daring to pop his head. While the horse that pulled the chariot Chin Hui-kong was so shocked, with no regard for the control of the coachman again immediately fled as fast as he could and finally fell into the mud.

Although Kiok Pouw Yang whipped his horse fiercely, the horse remained motionless in the mud, unable to lift its legs.

When Chin Hui-kong was threatened with danger, instead he saw the Keng The war chariot coming, he shouted. ”Keng The, hurry please me!” chin Hui-kong shouted. ”Kek Shia where, why did you call servant?” tanya Keng The quipped.

”Some time get your train!” chin Hui-kong shouted with a trembling body.

The Keng did not wait for him, then turned his carriage and went to another major.

Kiok Pouw Yang was about to go look for another vehicle, but since the Cin army had already surrounded him so tightly, that he could not get out. Here King Chin Hui-kong is threatened with danger, while in the other Chin battle troops, Han Kan who led the war troops lunged into the Cin line. Han Kan meets King Cin Bok-kong who is escorted by Se Kip Sut, who immediately attacks.

After fighting thirty more moves and it has not been discovered who won and lost, suddenly came Ngo Sek who led the war troops, and immediately gang up Se Kip Sut.

Se Kip Sut was unable to fend off the attacks of the two commanders, so he was stabbed by Han Kan and then collapsed under his chariot Seeing that Nio Yu Bi immediately exclaimed, saying, ”The fallen commander is useless! Let's go get the King of Cin!”

Han Kan paid no attention to Se Kip Sut anymore, he issued orders to his soldiers to besiege King Cin Bok-kong.

When the King of Cin Bok-kong was in danger, from the direction of the West immediately seemed to come to a line of gallant people who numbered about three hundred more, with a loud voice they cried out.

”Do not disturb our King!”

The men had their hair ripped, their bodies naked, their feet in grass shoes, but the road was so fast that it was like flying, in their hands they were all holding large cleavers, on their waists hung bows and arrows, making them look like demon soldiers. As soon as they arrived, they attacked the Chin soldiers.