Green Mountain

Jiao Tu unexpectedly asked, "My carriage must be searched too? My Spy Department can enter and leave the Forbidden City with just a waist tag, so how is the South City Gate of Luocheng City even more important than the Forbidden City?"

The junior general hastily explained, "This isn’t a rule set by me, and I can’t decide on it. Our General has ordered that all carriages entering and leaving must be thoroughly inspected without fail. Those who disobey the order will have their families punished and executed, implicating three generations."

Jiao Tu raised his eyebrows, "What if I refuse to let you inspect?"

The junior general was initially taken aback, then slowly backed away.

He took a long spear from the hands of the soldiers and said with a firm voice, "Sir, please don’t make it difficult for me, I’m just following orders."

After speaking, dozens of soldiers slowly surrounded the area, and the coachman was so frightened that his calves trembled.

Jiao Tu smiled, "General, there’s no need to get worked up; I’ll let you search."

He stepped aside, allowing the soldiers to lift the carriage curtain, but inside it was completely empty, and one could see the end at a glance. The junior general then knelt down to check the underside of the carriage, and only after confirming there were no abnormalities did he breathe a sigh of relief.

The junior general bowed to Jiao Tu, "Sir, please excuse the offense."

Jiao Tu’s face was somber as he continued the act, "It’s the first time someone has searched a carriage from my Spy Department. General, we will meet again in the future."

The junior general said nothing and turned to wave his hand at the soldiers, "Let him pass!"