Chapter 927: Raging Horses

More Waqir cavalry appeared in the distance. In the whistling wind and sand, the dull thud of countless horse hooves on the sand was deafening. The Ming army soldiers who had been broken through the front line fought desperately, and many people in the formation were still struggling hard; people found the situation at this time and were all desperate. The rushing Waqir cavalry was more numerous than the attacking enemy soldiers. No matter what, the Ming army guards could not stop the enemy with superior forces. However, the Ming army did not flee or disintegrate. Perhaps they knew that there was nowhere to escape at this time. Two angry shouts came from the crowd.