The reason Li Mochou had gotten hold of the Yuan Mongol experts' secret could be summed up in just four words.
Right place, right time.
After Feng Mofeng had used red-hot iron to destroy Li Mochou's whisk, along with a large portion of her clothes, she had no choice but to accept the man's outer robe Yang Guo threw her and flee in disgrace.
In her extreme frustration, she happened to spot an eagle hunting a wild rabbit.
Thus, Shopkeeper Li decided to turn her grief into appetite. With a sliding tackle, she rushed over and smacked both the eagle and rabbit to death, intending to roast them together.
To her surprise, she discovered that the eagle was not wild at all, but a trained Scout Eagle.
A letter was tied to the eagle's leg.
Upholding the gossip principle of "might as well read it," Li Mochou decisively opened the secret letter. One look revealed that it was a message sent by Yuan Mongol experts hidden in the Central Plains to other Yuan Mongol experts stationed beyond the borders.
Upon realizing this, Li Mochou instantly lost her appetite. She immediately planned to return to Bianjing City and relay the news to Ye Weiming, or even deliver it directly to the Divine Constable Bureau.
However, at that moment, her whereabouts were exposed, and she came under personal pursuit from the Golden Wheel Dharma King.
To escape, she had no choice but to use the hidden-needle-in-a-letter trick—the Ice Soul Silver Needle—to ambush the Golden Wheel Dharma King. Only then did she temporarily escape danger.
During her flight, Li Mochou encountered Mu Ran. By then, the Golden Wheel Dharma King had already found himself an assistant: Elder Bamboo, an expert from the Flower Play Sect.
Li Mochou knew that she and Mu Ran