"Captain, what do we do next? Launch a direct attack on the enemy?" In the night, before the Blueflower Vine Woods, Wendy peered through the Magic Eye at the dense masses of enemy troops in the distance. Not only was there no fear on her face, her eyes were instead filled with excitement.
Before this, Wendy had never imagined that someone could be as bold as Captain John.
He had brought only two soldiers and dared to come before an enemy army of over ten thousand men to play the violin.
How was that arrogant behavior any different from slapping the enemy commander across the face?
It was practically courting death!
If it had been anyone else, she would have definitely thought that person was insane.
But if it was Captain John, then Wendy felt she might need to revise her understanding.
After all, everything Captain John did was right.
Even if the captain told her to challenge those ten thousand troops alone right now, Wendy would believe that he must have made careful plans and had absolute confidence before ordering her to do it!
After all, he was Captain John!
By the way, what exactly was the captain playing? Why had she never heard it before?
The melody was rather cheerful and fun, though it did seem somewhat out of place on a battlefield.
"No rush. Let's toy with him a little."
John, who was playing Racing Horses, a famous erhu piece he had learned in a university club in his previous life, casually replied without changing expression.
He was already powerless to mock Wendy's indescribable blind trust in him, and he certainly did not dare mock it at such a crucial moment.
At that moment, his eyes were fixed through the Magic Eye on Leon in the distance,