novelaction Chapter 1303
Chapter 1303
Perhaps due to the limitations of his rigid thinking, Zhu Di did not consider this issue.
Upon hearing Wei Wu's words, his eyes lit up immediately, clearly indicating his strong approval of Wei Wu's suggestion.
With the combined impact of mortars and oil, the entire Northern Yuan army could potentially be annihilated, leaving them no chance of escape.
After a brief moment of contemplation, Zhu Di immediately looked at Wei Wu and asked:
"Xiao Wu, won't your helicopter be affected at night? It's so dark you can't see the ground, right?"
Upon hearing this, Wei Wu immediately laughed and then gave an affirmative answer.
"There's no need to worry about that. Although we can't see the specific situation on the ground, locating the Northern Yuan army camp is still no problem."
"After all, when the military camp is stationed at night, it also needs to light campfires in open areas and at important passageways for illumination."
"Moreover, soldiers on guard duty and night patrols also need to carry torches, making it easy to locate the military camp from the air."
Wei Wu said this, but as soon as he finished speaking, a problem that had to be solved suddenly came to mind.
The campfires and torches in the military camp would allow him to pinpoint locations, but they would also reveal his act of sprinkling kerosene.
The oil falling from the sky will disperse very widely, and once it comes into contact with an open flame, it will instantly ignite into a raging fire.
In this situation, even a fool could guess that the liquid falling from the sky is not rain.
In fact, not only Wei Wu thought of this, but Zhu Di, who was standing next to him, also thought of it, so he also frowned.
However, after a brief moment of contemplation, Wei Wu came up with a solution.
"Fourth Brother, we agreed on the time for the attack. Before you launch your attack, I will first pour oil into the Northern Yuan army camp."
"While the fire was raging and the camp was in chaos, your shells landed at just the right time and exploded in the camp."
Zhu Di only pondered for a short while before determining that Wei Wu's plan was feasible, but the timing had to be perfect.
So after Wei Wu finished speaking, Zhu Di immediately responded:
"Okay, I will arrange the mortars in formation first. As soon as I see the flash of fire, I will immediately order the mortars to fire."
After Zhu Di finished speaking, the two discussed the details for a long time and finally finalized the entire plan.
After everything was settled, Wei Wu suddenly mentioned the name of someone that Zhu Di absolutely did not want to hear.
"Fourth Brother, when you were fighting the Northern Yuan army, did you receive any news about Yao Guangxiao? Did he come with the army?"
Although Zhu Di didn't want to admit it, he was undeniably somewhat tempted by Yao Guangxiao's repeated probing.
After all, there was only one position available, and as a prince, he believed his abilities were no less than anyone else's, so he couldn't help but have some thoughts about it.
However, later, Wei Wu proposed the idea of establishing vassal states overseas, which would allow Zhu Di to establish his own kingdom.
This is already a very good result for him; he doesn't have to fight with his brothers, and he doesn't have to feel any guilt.
Therefore, for Zhu Di at this moment, Yao Guangxiao is definitely the person he least wants to mention, but Wei Wu just happened to bring it up.
Zhu Di felt helpless about this, but he still chose to respond.
"The time spent clashing with the Northern Yuan army near the gate was very short, and we did not obtain much information about their internal situation."
"but……"
Zhu Di hesitated for a moment before continuing:
"However, the Northern Yuan army's attack method this time is indeed slightly different from the past. Although it is very subtle, I still noticed it."
“In the past, their offensive style was more aggressive, but this time it was more refined. There’s also something else.”
"After the Northern Yuan's attack failed, they retreated very quickly, as if they had prepared for the failure in advance."