If Zhao Feng were unaware of the historical record,
unaware of Mi Qi's bloodline origin,
perhaps Zhao Feng would never have guessed that Fusu's maternal grandfather would betray Qin and defect to another country.
But since he knows the history,
Zhao Feng naturally remains vigilant.
Of course,
this is not for Huan Yi, but for the tens of thousands of elite soldiers under his command.
If they fell honorably and openly on the battlefield, then they died heroic deaths, worthy.
But if they died because of betrayal, slain by their own on the battlefield, then their deaths would be in vain.
As Huan Yi mobilizes the troops,
Zhao Feng had already sent Yanting's men into the border city where Mi Qi resides, awaiting any sign of betrayal; Yanting's people would surely detect it. If he moves, it will be with his trusted men, his soldiers will act as well.
These things will never happen without a trace.
