"What are you sneaking around for?" a voice called from within the crowd. I listened closely and realized it was Sun Chongyang's voice. I immediately brightened. "Chongyang!"
"Hehe, it really is you!" Sun Chongyang flew over happily, with Yuan Ci following behind him. Yuan Ci was busy making some calculations with his fingers, but when he saw me, he broke into a beaming smile. "Well? How was your honeymoon?"
"What honeymoon? We traveled for days, and you two flew way too fast!" I complained. Yuan Ci shrugged. "It's a forced march. Yin Ge's troops blocked us several times up ahead, and we nearly failed to escape. They were pursuing us too tightly, so we could only hurry along the entire way. As for you, I knew you'd have a way to catch up."
"Then what are you doing here? Don't tell me you're planning to raid their camp?" I asked, pointing at the army ahead.
"That's right. We plan to circle around and stab them in the rear—preferably causing some chaos or something," Sun Chongyang said.
"We got quite a lot of spare armor from the Junshou army during that raid. Since everyone happened to put it on, we ended up looking like this. We were just thinking we might as well make use of the junk, weren't we?" Yuan Ci explained.
"The logistical troops have been raided for so many days. If you could think of it, wouldn't someone else have thought of it too?" I said with a laugh, looking toward the army. Just then, Official Zhao arrived with Grandmaster Su and several other people from the leadership.
"Then what do you suggest?" Yuan Ci asked blankly, then understood why I had said that.
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