Sang Que led Yao Zhen into Jinfeng Mountain, and the refugees trailing behind them hesitated and glanced at each other, not daring to continue following.
Because those living on the mountain weren't just Daoists, bandits could also be present.
In most people's eyes, bandits were ruthless killers.
Sang Que temporarily ignored the group of refugees and drove back to the Ruan Shichun father and son's village where she had initially stayed.
This village was close to the entrance of Jinfeng Mountain, and until the new city was built, she would be staying here.
Everyone had been sent out by Sang Que to cultivate the wastelands. When she had come in earlier, Sang Que saw Pei Li leading people to clear rubble, cut timber, and level the ground on the other side of the gorge.
Upon hearing Sang Que had returned, several second-in-command and third-in-command rushed to the Ruan Family Village to report the progress of their work over the past couple of days to Sang Que.
