Yin Kuang remained in Li Shuangmu's tent for over half an hour before leaving. To avoid attracting attention, Tan Shengge did not come out with him. After leaving Cao Cao's camp, Yin Kuang warily scanned his surroundings, his eyes as sharp as a hawk's. Then he plunged into the sea of tents.
Yin Kuang was certain that someone was watching him—and a highly skilled assassin at that. Even Yin Kuang could not pinpoint the other party's exact location. So instead of immediately heading to the rendezvous point he had arranged with Tang Rouyu and the others, he wandered back and forth through the tent sea that stretched for over two hundred li. Only after circling around for more than an hour did he quietly slip out of the allied camp and race toward a mountain hollow to the camp's left.
The person who had been tailing Yin Kuang like a ghost seemed quite clever. Though he could have continued following Yin Kuang, he did not. After tracking him for less than half an hour, he returned to Western God Academy's temporary headquarters and reported the situation to its leaders.
Western God Academy had three people in charge on the allied side: two women and one man—Chihuahua, Esna, and Justin. All three ranked among the strongest and most cunning. Each possessed the strength of a top second-year student, comparable to an average third-year student. Chihuahua was especially adept at schemes and underhanded tricks, screwing people over without leaving a trace. Esna excelled at overseeing the bigger picture, remaining seated in the command tent while deciding victory from a thousand miles away. As for Justin, he was balanced in every aspect. He knew a bit of everything but excelled at nothing, serving as the one who filled in the gaps among the