This approach is completely opposite to that of the Meng family, which is why Junior General Meng looks down on General Guo. He said, "Just listen to what General Li says, that's all."
"But now General Guo is no longer here," Bai Shan said, "Since those things haven't been distributed, they still belong to the army. Now, you and General Li are in charge of the military. As long as the two of you agree, it's fine."
Junior General Meng was taken aback and hesitated for a moment before saying, "Isn't this inappropriate? There's also the Chief Steward. At the time, General Guo didn't directly take those things because General Ashina was present."
"General Ashina won't mind," Bai Shan said confidently, "As long as we can maintain the peace in the five cities of Kucha, ensure the roads remain open, and hold our 2,500 troops together, even if we were to send the entire spoils back to the Kucha palace, General Ashina wouldn't mind."
"How do you know?"
He was guessing.
