Wufu genuinely appreciated young generals like Song Cheng, who earned their reputation through real skills, overwhelming and winning over hearts rather than relying solely on background or boasting.
It's a pity, though, he belongs to Nanyue, destined to be Ah Jiu's enemy in Beiyan.
"Let's go!"
Wufu turned and disappeared into the crowd.
Meanwhile, Song Cheng on horseback seemed to be aware, pulling his steed to a halt, turning his head, with sharp eyes scanning behind.
"Boss, what's up?" asked the personal guard beside him.
Song Cheng shook his head, "It's nothing." Perhaps he was overthinking; he felt someone watching him earlier, a mere intuition.
For those who have crawled in battlefields, intuition can often be a lifesaver.
"Let's go!" He nudged the horse's sides, quickly controlling it to run forward again.
...
The next day, Wufu and his group arrived at the river crossing dock, boarded the booked ship using the travel document.
