Finest Servant

Chapter 566 Such a Foolish Man

The handwriting on the silk was awkward, even worse than that of a child in the Great Hua Empire. It must have been written by Lu Dongzan. He returned the golden blade and wrote these words—what could he possibly mean? That anything is possible? That phrase sounded oddly familiar. Was Lu Dongzan trying to advertise for someone?

The more he thought about it, the more confusing it became. Eventually, he decided not to dwell on it any longer. Tucking the golden blade and the letter into his robe, Lin Wanrong grinned at Hu Bugui, "Lu Dongzan's command of our Great Hua language is passable at best. It's a pity that his handwriting is worse than mine."

"It is indeed a pity," Hu Bugui chuckled. "But if we're talking about the Turkic people writing in the script of Great Hua, I think Miss Yueya'er is quite skilled. Not only is she beautiful, but she also understands our culture thoroughly. She is both wise and graceful, surpassing ordinary people. Lu Dongzan would rather release us than compromise her safety. She must be someone exceptional."

Lin Wanrong nodded, "Every ethnicity has its remarkable individuals; that's not surprising. What matters is how these exceptional people apply their intelligence and talents. Those like Yujia, who think of bettering their tribe's life through plunder, only achieve the opposite effect."

Hu Bugui wholeheartedly agreed with Lin Wanrong's viewpoint, nodding thoughtfully.

The moon was shining amidst scattered stars, and the wind was picking up, driving the sand into the air. Under the night sky, the vast desert gleamed like snow, even the heavens above were a pale white. Shallow hoofprints etched into the silvery sand stretched far into the depths of the desert.

The wind and sand made it difficult to keep one's eyes open. Following the faint hoofprints in the desert, the two rode swiftly. After an hour, they finally caught sight of their large troop.

Gao Qiu was at the rear of the formation. Catching sight of them, he enthusiastically waved, "Brother Lin, Old Hu, we're here!"