The fool has become a spirit, and she can speak

Thinking of this, Wan Lianxing couldn't wait any longer and immediately issued an order: "Call all the generals to discuss how to rescue the captured soldiers."

"Yes!"

Fifty thousand troops were stationed at the border to rest, but the generals did not get any respite and went straight into the big tent to discuss the rescue plan.

Although reinforcements arrived, the question arose: where were the captured soldiers being held?

The people of the Southern Yan Kingdom were not ordinary cunning. Sui ordered to send out several groups of spies, but none of them could find out the results. Instead, the enemy completely strangled their lifeline. They knew that Wan Lianxing loved his soldiers like his sons, and they also knew that Sui Xin was Wan Lianxing's confidant. Wan Lianxing would definitely not give up Sui Xin easily.

So with Sui Xin as a chess piece, they dared to make provocations wantonly.

The soldiers were ready to fight, wishing they could rush to the enemy camp and rescue the captured soldiers.

However, just having an eager heart is far from enough. Saving people is not something that can be done on impulse. Acting rashly will lead to casualties.

Everyone must find out where their people are being held by the enemy before they can take action, but the enemy is not a fool. In order to prevent them from rescuing them, the other party must have made sufficient preparations.

Just when everyone was at a loss, a man who seemed to have no bones sitting on a chair in the corner spoke up. This man was Sui Dan. "It's just to find someone! I'll go find him!"

In an instant, everyone in the big tent turned their heads to Sui Dan.

A room full of tough guys can't do anything about it, but an inconspicuous and weak pretty boy can?

The atmosphere in the big tent was completely different from before. Just now, the atmosphere was heavy, everyone was brainstorming, expressing their own opinions, offering suggestions for rescuing the soldiers, and refuting each other, full of gunpowder. But after Sui Dan opened his mouth, the room suddenly became silent.

Sui Dan raised his eyebrows, thinking that everyone was worshipping him, and said stupidly: "No need to look at me like that, give me something to eat first, and then I'll go find someone after I finish eating."

Suddenly a soldier said in a rough voice: "Can you find someone?" There was doubt and suspicion in his tone!

"It's not that difficult to find someone." Sui Dan didn't take anyone seriously, nor did he take the matter of going out to find someone seriously.

So many spies have returned empty-handed, so it shouldn't be difficult to find someone? Most people in the room thought so. But who is this person that the emperor brought? Since the emperor entered the tent, he has not touched the teacup at hand, nor has he drunk a sip of water. Why is this person going to eat? Is this person here to eat for free?

At this time, another general said, "Your Majesty, you have come a long way. How about you rest first?"

Wan Lianxing waved his hand, picked up the teacup beside him and took a sip, then slowly said: "I am not tired of waiting, you tell the cook to cook two delicious dishes for Sui Dan and heat up a pot of wine, and let him go find someone after he finishes eating!"

All the soldiers suspected that there was something wrong with their ears. Was there no one else available? Why did they have to use this boneless thing?

Having guarded the border for many years, the soldiers were very straightforward and rough. Even when facing the emperor, they did not bother to hide their thoughts. One soldier saluted Wan Lianxing and said, "Your Majesty, I think it is better not to let Sui Dan go. If he goes, the enemy will have another weight!"

This time, Sui Dan understood, "You mean, if I go, it will be like sending myself to death?"

This soldier was really straightforward. He didn't beat around the bush at all. He said to Sui Dan directly, "That's not what I meant. We all think this way!"

Many soldiers couldn't help but nod slightly to show their agreement with the general's words.

Sui Dan straightened up and leaned back lazily on the chair, then said to Wan Lianxing: "Your Majesty, if you don't trust me, I won't go. I'm too lazy. But if Sui Xin dies, you have to pray for me on his grave when you burn paper. If he becomes a ghost, don't bother me. It's not that I don't want to save him, it's that you don't let me save him!"

It was obvious that Sui Dan was throwing a tantrum and looked like he was going to let go. He used this look to threaten Wan Lianxing, but Wan Lianxing didn't buy it at all.

Wan Lianxing didn't get angry or angry when he heard this, but gave orders again, "Cook food for Sui Dan immediately and serve good wine and delicious food."

In just an incense stick of time, a soldier brought the meal. It was definitely a special meal. When the two dishes were brought in, the whole tent was filled with fragrance. However, no one envied him for having a special meal in the barracks. Instead, they all showed some sympathy on their faces.

Sui Dan started eating by himself.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, he was not affected at all. He ate with great relish and did not feel nervous at all about going out to investigate.

What he didn't know was that everyone was staring at him as if he were a dead person, and this meal seemed to be Sui Dan's last meal before execution.

Another soldier with a friendly face said, "Eat more."

"Yes, eat more! It will be easier for you to get on the road later!" a general echoed, with a hint of sympathy in his eyes.

More than half of the people in the room did not think that Sui Dan was being brave; they thought that this person was not smart.

Sui Dan lived up to everyone's expectations and ate and drank all the two dishes, two steamed buns and a pot of liquor.

He wiped his mouth with satisfaction and told the soldier who brought him the meal: "Tell the cook in the kitchen to put less salt in the dishes next time!"

The soldier respectfully said yes. A man who was about to die, and brought by the emperor himself, was the real deal. As for the saltiness of the dish, the man might not have the chance to eat it in the future, so he would not say anything to the cook!

Sui Dan's mind is extremely pure and simple, and he seldom tries to guess what others are thinking. For example, now, everyone is actually seeing him off, but he thinks that everyone is hoping that he can get the clues back.

He stood up and promised the people in the room: "You don't have to follow me. I will definitely find the person."

Few people would take his promise seriously. For a person who is about to die, how important is his promise? The result is obvious, of course it is not important, not to mention that most people don't even pin their hopes on this person.

Sui Dan then looked at Sui Ming and asked, "By the way, Sui Ming, how many enemy camps are there and in which directions are they?"

On the table in front of Wan Lianxing was a sand table, and on the left was a map of the enemy and our own terrain, which was clearly marked. Besides, everyone had been analyzing the situation in the room for so long, could it be that this person didn't listen to a word? How could such a person find the whereabouts of those captured soldiers! He was definitely sending himself to death.