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Song-Ming -> Romance of the Three Kingdoms -> On Seven-Star Altar, Zhuge Liang Sacrifices To The Winds; At Three Gorges, Zhou Yu Liberates The Fire -> 36

曹操黄盖曹操张辽张辽曹操黄盖穿曹操:“黄盖!”张辽黄盖黄盖黄盖Cao Cao hastened toward the shore. Huang Gai, with a few troops at his back, leaped into a small boat, dashed through the fire, and sought Cao Cao. Cao Cao, seeing the imminence of the danger, was making for the land. Zhang Liao got hold of a small boat into which he helped his master; none too soon, for the ship was burning. They got Cao Cao out of the thick of the fire and dashed for the bank. Huang Gai, seeing a handsomely robed person get into a small boat, guessed it must be Cao Cao and pursued. He drew very near and he held his keen blade ready to strike, crying out, "You rebel! Do not flee. I am Huang Gai." Cao Cao howled in the bitterness of his distress. Zhang Liao fitted an arrow to his bow and aimed at the pursuer, shooting at short range. The roaring of the gale and the flames kept Huang Gai from hearing the twang of the string, and he was wounded in the shoulder. He fell and rolled over into the water. He fell in peril of water When flames were high; Ere cudgel bruises had faded, An arrow struck. Huang Gai's fate will be told in the next chapter.


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