The plan was to explore for about a day when they set out from the pass, so each soldier only carried two days' worth of rations and water.
Ye Yuzhi was no exception.
In the Great Desert, food and water sources are hard to find, and this area has very few oases. If Ye Yuzhi were lost in the desert, his chances of survival would be slim.
Moreover, so many days had passed, and the garrison had its rules. It was impossible to send people into the desert to search for a missing soldier.
After all, it was the Great Desert.
Let alone search for someone; even those sent to find him might suffer losses.
Even if General Huang were willing to search privately, the vast desert and buried tracks by the sand might prevent him from being found.
Mu Lianxiao felt a heavy weight in his heart.
Such is the life of a soldier; no one can guarantee safety, and anything could happen on the battlefield.
