Catherine Carter beckoned and said, "Let's go to the camp. The conditions here are a bit basic, I'm afraid it might be a bit uncomfortable for you..."
...
During wartime, camps weren't so particular about comfort.
Besides, Leonard Churchill and his two companions were visiting Catherine Carter to discuss top-secret matters, so naturally, they kept everything simple.
The trio entered the camp and, unbeknownst to many, plunged straight into Catherine Carter's commanding officer's tent.
Knowing that Leonard Churchill and his party were here on important business, Catherine didn't call anyone else to follow.
Although there were four people visible in the tent, in reality, there were five.
The presence of a stealthed Seventh Rank assassin, who had been with Catherine since the beginning, was clearly perceived by Leonard and his two companions.
It seemed she was a personal bodyguard.
