The Turkic Khan received the letter and was almost fuming with anger.
Their Turkic soldiers had never been so humiliated.
The problem was that no one knew about this battle; there wasn't even a single bit of news. All they knew was that Hamid and his 500 cavalry suddenly disappeared.
Now, the other party sent over this letter demanding ransom, and they had to start investigating immediately.
The Turkic Khan, Ashina Zanzhi, looked at the report from the scouts on his desk. Indeed, they had already followed the messenger and discovered the other party's location.
It turned out to be one of the dozens of villages in front of Yanmen Pass.
They were neither the soldiers from Yanmen Pass nor any force they could imagine, just simple southern villagers.
This was simply unimaginable. Could it be that the Northern Court King under the Khan's command had fallen into the hands of ordinary villagers?
