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generals………Li Su; Hu Zhen; and Zhao Cen………hastily moved toward River Si Pass。
Among the feudal lords; Bao Xin; the Lord of Jibei; was jealous lest the chosen Van Leader Sun Jian should win too great honors。 Wherefore Bao Xin endeavored to meet the foe first; and so he secretly dispatched his brother; Bao Zhong; with three thousand by a bye road。 As soon as this small force reached the Pass; they offered battle。
Fast reacting; Hua Xiong at the head of five hundred armored horsemen swept down from the Pass; crying; 〃Flee not; rebel!〃
But Bao Zhong was afraid and turned back。 Hua Xiong came on; his arm rose; the sword fell; and Bao Zhong was cut down from his horse。 Most of Bao Zhong's pany were captured。 Bao Zhong's head was sent to the Prime Minister's palace。 Hua Xiong was promoted to mander in Chief。
Sun Jian presently approached the Pass。 He had four generals: Cheng Pu of Tuyin whose weapon was an iron…spined lance with snake…headed blade; Huang Gai of Lingling who wielded an iron whip; Han Dang of Lingzhi using a heavy saber; and Zu Mao of Wujun who fought with a pair of swords。
mander Sun Jian wore a helmet of fine silver wrapped round with a purple turban。 He carried across his body his sword of ancient ingot iron and rode a dappled horse with flowing mane。
Sun Jian advanced to the Pass and hailed the defenders; crying; 〃Helpers of a villain! Be quick to surrender!〃
Hua Xiong bade Hu Zhen lead five thousand out against Sun Jian。 Cheng Pu with the snaky lance rode out from Sun Jian's side and engaged。 After a very few bouts; Cheng Pu killed Hu Zhen on the spot by a thrust through the throat。 Then Sun Jian gave the signal for the main army to advance。 But from the Pass; Hua Xiong's troops rained down showers of stones;
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