After giving her instructions, Wei Lingying dismissed all the squad leaders. Too much had happened today; even she felt a wave of exhaustion. She sat down and pressed a hand to her forehead.
But then she seemed to sense something. Looking up, she saw that Soldier Lin was still standing there. She asked with concern, "Uncle Lin, is there something else?"
Soldier Lin stepped closer. "Regarding that matter, I think Zhang Xuanxiu should be told."
Wei Lingying paused slightly before realizing what he meant.
Soldier Lin sighed. "Su Liang initially believed Zhang Xuanxiu had come because of it. But I suspect the Yin Clan Army behind Su Liang may truly have come looking for us over this matter. That is why I think Zhang Xuanxiu should be informed."
Wei Lingying thought for a moment. "There is really nothing to hide about that matter. Once this assignment is over, I will find an opportunity to explain it clearly to Zhang Xuanxiu."
Soldier Lin relaxed and nodded. "That would be for the best."
At daybreak the next day, the Wei Clan Army followed their prior decision. Apart from the necessary garrison left behind, everyone else boarded the flying vessels one after another and sped north.
Meanwhile, at the Fu Clan Army's camp, sixteen transport flying vessels and two combat flying vessels stood in the open ground before the camp. Rows of soldiers were steadily boarding.
Fu Yong and his son Fu Cuo boarded the lead vessel surrounded by guards, then settled into the main cabin.
Fu Cuo said, "Father, the Wei Clan Army has received an assignment from the military office this time as well, just like us."
Fu Yong said, "The military office's old routine. They would never allow a privately hired army to act alone. They were bound to find