The soldiers continued their training, and after testing the power of the crossbow car, everyone dispersed.
Su Jin had made contributions, but due to improper handling that nearly caused injury, she was punished by having to write family letters for the soldiers for seven days.
For Su Jin, this wasn't much of a punishment. She was originally quite idle, and it was just a forced way to pass the time.
Just as she didn't know how to write a family letter to the Emperor, she decided to take this opportunity to get a feel for it.
Su Jin and Xingxing returned to the camp tent.
The tent looked the same as it did before they left. Xingxing tidied up the desk, took the ink and paper, and then realized something wasn't quite right.
She looked at Su Jin and said, "Miss, the family letter I wrote for Madam is missing."
She had only put the letter into the envelope, without marking it for Madam's eyes only, and now the letter was gone.
