Yao Niang was a newly trained informant of his, so how could he let her go easily.
Upon hearing someone wanted to redeem her, Yao Niang immediately felt suspicious and refused, then penned a letter and sent it to Du Juan.
Yao Niang's contact was Du Juan, and she only knew her master as Leng Moyan, not realizing it was also Shen Juncheng.
Shen Juncheng pondered for a moment before putting down the letter and said, "Tell Du Juan to send someone tomorrow and have Yao Niang leave with her."
Let's see what they want to redeem Yao Niang for.
Chao Sheng accepted the order but sighed, ah, they'll have to plant another informant again.
The next day, when Li Liang came again, Yao Niang agreed, put away the letter, and her expression became serious.
Li Liang's means of transport was a handcart, with a horse in front, pulling Yao Niang back from the Capital.
