Three Kingdoms: I will act as a substitute for the Hunjun

Chapter 70 People leave the camp (please read)

Soon, Shi A returned.

"There is indeed a large group of troops mobilized. It is the Northern Army's cavalry camp." Shi A reported back.

Northern troops mobilized?

Wang Yue thought about it and felt something was wrong.

Where should the Northern Army be managed? The cavalry camps were mainly based on cavalry. What was the purpose of mobilizing cavalry in vain? Are they searching for these so-called assassins?

"Let's leave quickly. I have an excuse to enter the Yuan family's camp." Wang Yue and everyone left quickly and took the shortest road straight to the Yuan family's camp. During this period, he quickly explained his plan.

They even set up torches and made great fanfare, passing by other camps, directly reporting the passwords, and then showing their pass badges, allowing them to pass without any obstruction.

Soon we arrived outside the Yuan family’s camp.

"Stop the visitor and give me the command!" the gatekeeper shouted.

Wang Yue gave the command, waved his badge, and then said, "General Wang Yue and General Jian are in your camp to express condolences to Duke Zhou Yang. We will report urgent military information, please take us there."

The gatekeepers saw that they did not dare to neglect, and hurriedly entered the camp with Wang Yue and more than ten people, and walked towards the tent where Yuan Feng's body was stored.

Jian Shuo had already paid his condolences there, and was chatting with Yuan Wei outside the tent.

"It's all my fault that the general took action too quickly and shot the assassin." Jian Shuopi said with a smile, "But I believe that General He will soon find clues and find the person who plotted the rebellion."

"If He Jin fails to find out, I will ask your Majesty to send him to the northwest to pacify the Qiang." Yuan Wei said bitterly, "Then the defense of the capital will rely entirely on Master Jian's Xiyuan Army."

"Dong Zhuo is about to enter the capital." Jian Shuo said deliberately, "Do you think that when Dong Zhuo goes from west to east and He Jin goes from east to west, will they meet each other..."

Yuan Wei looked at Jian Shuo and carefully considered what he meant by these words, "Dong Zhuo came to the capital under an order. If he dares to intercept him, he is disobeying the order and conspiring against him!"

At this moment, Wang Yue hurriedly arrived, "General, Situ, something serious has happened!"

Jian Shuo was shocked when he saw Wang Yue and others coming over, "Didn't I ask you to protect His Majesty? Why are you here?"

Yuan Wei also knew something about Wang Yue, and he knew that something big must have happened if he came specifically to find Jian Shuo at this time.

"The general just passed by the Northern Army camp and accidentally saw the Northern Army's cavalry camp mobilizing troops and horses. He felt that something was abnormal, so he came here to report to the general!" Wang Yue said it directly in public.

He just wanted to let Jian Shuo and Yuan Wei know about this.

Jian Shuo picked up his feet and looked at the place where the Northern Army was stationed. He saw a few lights in the camp, but there was no long flaming dragon scene like that caused by marching torches.

"The Northern Army mobilized without holding lanterns and raising fire?" Jian Shuo asked.

"That's true. They were traveling in the dark, which is where the general becomes suspicious." Wang Yue replied.

"He Jin, this thief, is really planning to commit treason!" Yuan Wei said coldly, "Please General Jian to report to His Majesty quickly and find out the truth."

"Let's go, take this general to have a look!" Jian Shuo said and walked out, "Yuan Situ, let's talk about it another day!"

Yuan Wei cupped his fists and sent each other off, thoughtfully.

Wang Yue suddenly turned around and said, "This matter is of great importance. Sir Situ, would you like to go and have a look? Maybe the general is hunting down the assassin's accomplices!"

"It is indeed possible." Jian Shuo laughed when he heard this. He had directed the assassination himself, so he naturally knew that He Jin could not find anything. However, Yuan Wei was very concerned about this matter, so he said, " If we can really find out the details of the assassin, we will avenge Brother Zhou Yang, and Situ should go take a look."

Yuan Wei looked at the small tent where Yuan Feng's body was parked not far away, and seemed to want to move. After all, whether he could find the murderer's accomplices or not would depend on whether he could avenge his brother Yuan Feng. However, being cautious all his life, he still shook his head and said: "The night is dark and windy, I have inconvenient legs and feet, and I am not good at night travel, so I won't go. Just send a capable general to find out. Han Meng!"

The strong man appeared in front of Yuan Wei, held his fists in his hands and said, "What are your orders, sir?"

Seeing that Yuan Wei was not going, Jian Shuo lost interest in watching the joke and said, "Wang Yue, let's go first."

"Follow the order!" Wang Yue agreed, then clasped his fists at Yuan Wei and told the other Jianghu guests, "Let's go first, General Han Meng, hurry up and follow."

With that said, the group of people hurried away.

Yuan Wei looked at the group of people leaving and told Han Meng: "Take a few people to follow them to see what's going on. If anything unusual happens, don't be impulsive, report it quickly, and pay attention to your own safety."

"Don't worry, sir!" After Han Meng said this, he casually named two of his trusted soldiers, followed them quickly, and disappeared into the night.

Because they wanted to get close to the Northern Army camp to observe secretly, everyone did not hold up torches and moved forward in the dark.

As he was rushing forward one step at a time, he suddenly felt a figure shaking around him. Han Meng thought he had caught up with Wang Yue and the others.

As soon as this thought came out, he felt a sharp pain in his chest, and a sharp weapon was stabbed from behind. He opened his mouth wide and felt that he couldn't breathe.

With many years of experience in traveling around the world, he knew that he had been ambushed, and that it was a fatal blow that penetrated the chest with a sharp weapon.

"Who is it?" Han Meng shouted, turning around to catch the attacker, but his vision was dizzy. He saw the lights in the camp in the distance, but he could not clearly see the assassin beside him.

At this moment, his body was divided into two pieces and died.

Jian Shuo and Wang Yue were walking ahead when they suddenly heard something strange behind them, and then they heard someone shouting, "Who is that person?"

Jian Shuo was about to ask what happened, but before he could react, Wang Yue pulled him forward quickly.

"General, hurry up and don't let anyone discover you." Wang Yue warned.

Jian Shuo just thought that someone had discovered their whereabouts, so he didn't dare to neglect, and started to trot along with Wang Yue's pull.

I even took the time to look back and found that I couldn't see anything clearly in the black hole, and I didn't dare to stop at all.

Soon they came to the place where the Northern Army's cavalry camp was stationed, and they slowed down and touched it carefully.

The torches were still burning, but the camp was silent with no one in sight, and there was no sound of soldiers and horses mobilizing.

Jian Shuo looked for a long time without seeing anyone, then looked at Wang Yue beside him, and said: "Where is there any movement of troops and horses? Did you hear wrongly? This made my general run for nothing!"

"The general saw the mobilization of large groups of troops just now." Wang Yue was not very good at marching and fighting. In fact, he didn't see it with his own eyes just now, but he reported it after hearing about it from Shi'a.

At this moment, he even doubted whether Shi A had seen it wrong, but he clearly heard the sound of soldiers and horses marching.

"The camp is so quiet. There's not even a patrol. I'm afraid it's not an empty camp." Lieutenant Bao Hong said doubtfully.

Bao Hong was not an ordinary person. He had participated in the imperial court's battle to suppress the rebellions of Han Sui and Ma Teng in the past few years. It can be said that he had rich combat experience.

Before the establishment of the Xiyuan Forbidden Army, he served in the Tunqi Battalion of the Northern Army, so he was very familiar with this unit.

After speaking, Bao Hong led everyone around to the front of the camp, only to find that the camp gate was empty, not even a single defender.

(End of this chapter)