Huotou camp.

Huotou Camp is one of the camps in the Jubei City Guards Army. It is mainly responsible for the logistics, food, grass and baggage of the Guard Army.

Li Erwu, the old man in Huotou Camp, has been staying in Huotou Camp seven or eight years ago, working conscientiously and doing logistical affairs with few mistakes.

Now he is the second in command of Huotou Camp.

It is said that Li Erwu's hometown comes from a small mountain village in a township in Lingnan, thousands of miles away from Jubei City.

When he first joined the army, his speech had a strange smell. Most of the brothers in the military tent were from the northwest or northeast. They joked that Li Erwu's accent sounded like a Lingnan native, and his tones were often convoluted, like those from a water town.

Girls are generally naughty.

From then on, Li Erwu seemed to have been hit hard and rarely spoke anymore, but just worked hard.

But only a few people know that Li Erwu's original name was not Li Erwu, and he was not from Lingnan, let alone from the Daxia Dynasty.

He comes from Southern Xinjiang and is a spy who has been trained in Southern Xinjiang for many years. He paid a lot of price to pass through the blockade in the southern border of Daxia and all the way to the north of Daxia.

His Daxia Mandarin was quite standard, and he could hardly tell that he was from the Miao border in the south. It was just that when he was learning, he used the Daxia Lingnan people as reference, so he had an accent more or less.

And the accent was quite normal, but as a spy, he was a little scared and even more cautious.

He was afraid that if there were people from Lingnan in the army, his identity would be exposed if he was not careful.

Therefore, he has become more and more silent in recent years. He just works hard, collects intelligence, and waits for his superiors to issue orders so that the few compatriots who are hiding with him in the army can complete their missions as soon as possible and return home in honor.

But Li Erwu lost contact with his superiors not long after winter arrived in the north. He didn't know what happened. Could it be that their superiors abandoned them?

So what have you been preparing for over the years?

Just when Li Erwu was anxious, he finally received the news and mission secretly conveyed from his hometown thousands of miles away.

His superior died in the palace of Daxia.

This puzzled him very much, because he had vaguely received news that his superior was an important figure in the Daxia royal family, so how could he die in the palace?

The task is also very simple. The people who have been lurking for these years must be dispatched to eradicate Dugu Tianqing, who has just taken office.

Li Erwu calculated that there were a total of twenty-two compatriots who sneaked into the garrison's tent in Jubei City, Daxia, and he and he made a total of twenty-three.

With the twenty-three people in place, Miao Jiang no longer dispatched spies. First, it was preparing for the war and the awakening of the tribe's ancestors, but it was also afraid that sending spies again would increase the risk of the spies already in place being discovered by Daxia.

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And as Daxia's screening and blockade became more intensive, these spies sent to Jubei City in the north were like kites flying into the sky, and the people holding the line were born in Daxia and had a certain identity.

superior in status.

Twenty-three people, five of them have died on the battlefield in the past few years. After all, they have to hide their identities and join forces with the Prairie Royal Court. There is no way they can't do it, right?

It’s only the fault of these five compatriots that their lives are bad... Li Erwu held the account book in his hand and counted the supplies.

Four people died at the hands of the old general. It was considered a good deal to exchange four lives for the life of a general who was in charge of Jubei City in Daxia.

Nine other people died as a result of this attack on Dugu Tianqing.

It is obvious that Dugu Tianqing is weaker than the old general, and he is not as cunning and as deep as the old general, but this time, he lost nine people and failed to capture Dugu Tianqing.

Li Erwu couldn't understand, where did Dugu Tianqing get the warning? Could it be that he was always on guard?

He didn't even want to understand how Dugu Tianqing could resist the specially prepared poison and still survived?

Or is it that someone helped Dugu Tianqing?
Chapter completed!