Crossing the grassland, the rough general, please set me free

After seeing Chaolu off in the morning, Nuomin wandered around the camp thinking about the task assigned to him by Bumtai.

Some guards saw Chao Lu coming back with her men yesterday. They glanced at her a few times but didn't ask any further questions.

Last night I wanted to get some useful information out of Chaolu. He was fine with other things, but he was hesitant when it came to the Bahrain department.

He doesn't say this, he doesn't say that, and I don't know when I can leave.

Heading towards the inner camp, we found that the guards were indeed very strict. There seemed to be quite a few people in the inner camp, hiding behind tents not far away and observing.

After a long while, he decided to inform Bumtai of the news first.

Turn around and walk towards the main camp gate.

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When Lin Shu woke up, it was almost noon. He yawned.

"Hiss... It hurts." He frowned and touched his lower lip, where there was a broken skin and a little swelling, and cursed.

"He's a fucking dog."

Ever since returning from Tiehebu, this bastard has started to completely let himself go.

No matter how she beat him, he wouldn't let go.

I washed up quickly and ate a few mouthfuls of breakfast.

Bu Re usually waits at the door and only comes into the tent when Lin Shu calls him for something.

"Bu Re? Are you there?"

The person outside the door lifted the curtain and walked in.

"Girl, what's the matter?"

"I'm bored in the tent all by myself. Go find me some books."

Bu Re chuckled, "Don't worry, young lady. Yan Lie has already arranged for someone to take care of this matter. I guess they will be back soon."

After hearing this, Lin Shu felt a warm current in his heart, and the corners of his lips rose slightly.

I didn't expect that he would take to heart something I just mentioned casually.

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for your help. It's hot outside, so you don't have to stand at the door all the time. Go and rest. I'll come find you if I need anything."

Bu Re had been standing outside and was indeed feeling a little hot, so he nodded.

After Bu Re left, Lin Shu sorted out the words Yan Lie wrote last night.

He looked through the pages one by one and folded them up. This was his first time writing, so it was worth collecting.

Soon the servants came in and cleared the table.

Lin Shu spread out the paper again and started writing.

Fortunately, she is the type who can be active and quiet, otherwise she would really suffocate here.

I have written several pages, and looked outside the curtain, but it seems no one has come in.

After waiting for a while,

Finally, I heard footsteps coming from the door.

It seems like the direction of his own tent.

"Haha, my book should be here?"

The curtains were drawn back,

It was indeed the servant who took a few books and walked into the big tent.

"Girl, this is what the general ordered me to find. Can you take a look at it? If you are not satisfied, I will look for it again."

Lin Shu took the book with a smile. The title looked normal. He flipped through it casually. It was mostly about trivial family matters, which was acceptable.

He quickly sent the servant away, took the book, got on the felt couch, and chose a comfortable position.

Reading! Of course, lying down is the most comfortable way to read.

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Nuomin came to the main camp gate, looked around for a while, and saw someone familiar.

The other party also winked at him.

Nuomin understood and immediately walked out of the main camp gate.

After many twists and turns, he came to a remote place in the Chaha tribe. After making sure that no one noticed him, he immediately slipped into a big tent.

Bumtai was already waiting for her in the big tent, but his eyes were a little red.

Seeing this, Nuomin immediately stepped forward and said with concern,

"Prince, did you not get enough rest last night?"

"Hehe, it's okay, I just had a few too many drinks."

Nuomin nodded and told him everything he saw in the main camp.

I thought Bumtai would be unhappy after hearing this, but I found that not only was he not unhappy, but the corners of his lips were always slightly raised.

Bumutai took a sip of milk tea and said with a smile,

"Nuomin, I have something for you to do. Can you find a way to sneak into the inner camp and find out about Shu'er?"

"What...what?" Nuomin was a little surprised. She didn't expect Lin Shu to be here too.

Bumutai looked at her reaction and felt that she was still of some use at the moment.

He immediately said gently, "Well, I suspect she is in the Chaha tribe, probably in the inner camp. You are now with Gelu, so it will be more convenient for you to do things. Find a way to get him to take you to the inner camp. Report as soon as there is news. Once she is found, I will take you back to the Suoha tribe."

Looking at the handsome man in front of her, she thought of Gru, that rough guy, who didn't even treat himself as a human being on the felt couch.

Biting her lip, she looked at Bumutai, "What about the eldest prince's promise to me before?"

Bumutai laughed heartily and patted her shoulder. "Don't worry. If this is done, I will take you into my account."

After confirming his promise, Nuomin felt reassured.

Bumtai exchanged a few more pleasantries with her. This was something Nuomin had never felt from him before. Her cheeks flushed and her heart was beating like a deer.

For a moment, I didn't want to leave and just wanted to stay with him.

In the end, it was Bumtai who reminded him not to arouse Chaolu's suspicion, and he reluctantly went back.

As soon as Nuomin left, Bumtai frowned and wiped the cuffs that had just been touched by Nuomin.

He called Natu'a and asked him to send someone back to deliver the message.

But Natu'a hesitated.

"Grand Prince, should we wait until we are sure before calling someone over?"

Bumutai said in a deep voice, "No need, let them wait nearby."

Seeing that he had made up his mind, Natu'a didn't say anything more and turned around and left the tent.

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When Lin Shu had read most of the book, Yan Lie still hadn't come back. He was a little confused.

Normally, he would stick to my eyes all the time, but now he still hasn't come back even at that time. I'm a little uncomfortable with it.

"Why hasn't this bastard come back yet? Isn't he hungry? Isn't he going to eat?"

I dropped the book, put on my shoes, and went to Bu Re's tent.

Bu Re's tent was right next to it, the kind where several people could live in one room.

Lin Shu stood at the door and saw Bu Re lying on the felt couch to rest. It was not convenient for him to go in.

He coughed lightly and said, "Bu Re, I...I have something to talk to you about?"

Hearing her voice, Bu Re stood up and walked over.

"Come on, girl, what's up?"

Lin Shu nodded.

"Yan Lie hasn't come back yet? I... I don't know the way... I want you to take me to find him?"

Bu Re smiled and nodded, "Okay, follow me."

Looking at the tents on both sides, they looked almost the same, and the only difference in her eyes was the size.

The guard knew Lin Shu and Bu Re and did not stop them.

After walking for about half a cup of tea, we arrived in front of a large tent.

It seems quite lively inside.

"Girl, wait here, I'll go in and take a look first?"

Lin Shu nodded.

At this time, bursts of laughter were heard from inside, and it sounded like there was a woman's voice.

Lin Shu was a little curious.

We're not here to talk about business, why does it feel like a party?

He quietly lifted one side of the curtain and looked inside.

Before he could even look at the peep show for a moment, he threw down the curtain with all his might.

“A dog can’t change its habit of eating shit.”

After cursing, he left without looking back...