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"Brother Bu, the prefect of Wuyuan County sent his trusted personnel here. After counting the heads of the Xiongnu cavalry, they left immediately." Li Su's excitement was beyond words.

"What song is General Lu singing? I've never heard it sung this way before. It's quite interesting!" Zhang Yang asked this question.

Lu Bu, whose singing mood was interrupted, seemed to be in a very good mood at the moment, and blurted out: "Xintianyou, also known as Shuntianyou, is folk songs that are improvised freely on the spot." Lu Bu suddenly remembered that this was Baotou City, Inner Mongolia in later generations. What should this singing style be called in the local dialect?

Li Su said at this time: "What Brother Bu just sang is very similar to the mountain climbing tune here! But it is also a little different."

Lu Bu said, "Okay, Li Su, let's not talk about this anymore. Has Wuyuan Governor Du Zan sent any news?"

Li Su said: "They didn't convey any specific information, but just counted the number of Xiongnu cavalry heads, which was exactly the same as the number we reported. They said we had made great contributions this time and the court would reward us in the future."

Lu Bu responded, "It seems that the governor of Wuyuan County does not believe the truth of our battle report, so he conducted this investigation."

At this time, Zhang Yang said, "Whether they believe it or not is up to them. General Lu, if it is convenient, you should tell us why the giant armored chariot and the weapon that continuously fires and spews fire are so magical and powerful."

Lu Bu looked around to see if there was anyone around him, and then he said solemnly, "This is a national treasure. It is inconvenient to talk too much here. Brother Zhang Yang, if there is a chance, I will tell you the truth! Please restrain your troops and keep this secret strictly. Do not disclose the information of this divine object to outsiders or foreign races."

As for Li Su and the new army of Jiuyuan County, during the past organization and training, Lu Bu had repeatedly emphasized that they should strictly keep military secrets, not ask questions that should not be asked, and not say words that should not be said. Nothing is more important than secrecy in the affairs of the three armies.

Liu Yuan, who had served in the special forces for six years, knew deeply that strictly keeping military secrets was related to political stability, national and local security, and the success or failure of the war. How could he not take it seriously?

No matter how the historical era changes or how the war situation evolves, strictly guarding military secrets will always be an important guarantee to ensure that the army can fight and win.

To this end, Lu Bu also prepared to formulate and establish a secret agency like the Secret Service, named it the Security Bureau, with functional departments such as the Intelligence Department, Operations Department, and General Affairs Department. After being organized and trained by Lu Bu himself, they would carry out activities such as secret lurking, spying on military intelligence, secret assassinations, and sabotage missions. He would also train, transfer, and select loyal personnel to form a special operations team to cooperate with personnel from various functional departments of the Security Bureau to carry out secret special tasks.

Throughout the dynasties, generals and soldiers in the army, because of their special identities, special duties, and special positions, easily became the focus of attention before the invasion of foreign enemies with ulterior motives, and became the key targets of solicitation and rebellion by the intelligence agencies of hostile forces.

Lu Bu had well-thought-out ideas in this regard. Just like before the Hun cavalry invaded the border, they would secretly sneak in to spy on the defense and guarding military forces in advance, and they might even have their own internal supporters or spies lurking in the living areas or garrison areas of the Han people.