Charlotte really did bring Julian back to the camp, arranged for him to bathe, and had him stay with her in the same carriage.
Charlotte also wanted to learn more about Byron from him.
A spy like Julian Asilo—young, inexperienced, yet knowing an extraordinary amount and unable to keep his mouth shut—was something one could search for a hundred years with a lantern and never find.
Julian had not expected this "senior" to hold such a high position in the Knight Order. Charlotte had swaggered straight into the military camp with him, and everyone treated her with solemn respect. No one dared ask a single question. When Charlotte even brought him into her carriage, many people wore expressions of "blessing."
It was truly... "heartwarming."
Charlotte had just finished cultivating and was still full of energy, with no desire to sleep.
After bathing, Julian cultivated for a while as well. He was young and talented, and his vigor soon returned.
Julian merely missed the feeling of sleeping comfortably; he did not truly need a long rest. After all, Fars was an enemy nation, and he was in the enemy's military camp. Julian Asilo was not that "thick-skinned."
Seeing that Charlotte was not asleep either, he could not help asking, "I haven't asked your name yet, Senior. My name is Julian, Julian Asilo."
Charlotte replied, "My name is Qian Nan. I am not an Asilo. I use another identity in the military camp, and it would be inconvenient for you to know my name. Don't ask."
Charlotte knew her reputation was rather widespread. If she revealed the name Charlotte Mecklenburg, there would be no way to keep it hidden.
Well, if her identity was exposed, she would have no choice but to kill Julian.
Charlotte prayed that the God of Fortune would