Du Yunluo packed the items she needed to bring to Mu Lianxiao and handed them to Shuying to take to Shanyu Pass.
At night the city gates were closed, so Shuying had to wait until dawn the next day to leave the city.
Du Yunluo tossed and turned in bed, unable to sleep soundly.
The Liu Family and Jia De were like a thorn in her heart, making her restless and anxious.
Jia De had become a guide, leading General Huang and Mu Lianxiao. In the vast, boundless desert, if Jia De had malicious intentions, he could cause the soldiers to get lost.
This made Du Yunluo extremely uneasy.
In the dark, she sighed softly.
Perhaps it was the influence of her past life's experiences; in this life, she trusted her family and those with mutual interests, but she found it hard to trust strangers who appeared around her.
Being cautious was good, but occasionally, Du Yunluo felt the pressure was too much.
Yet she had no choice but to bear this pressure.
