Gu Kaiyuan wanted to take advantage of the late night to wander around deep in the mountains, but Bai Suihe stopped him.
"We've been tired all day, there's no need to take any more risks."
"I'll be quick. I'll just go and come back," Gu Kaiyuan reassured her. "When I return, you can take me inside to rest for a bit, and that'll solve everything."
Although they had bought some things at the post station, if they wanted to live well, some items still needed a legitimate origin. He didn't just want to go out hunting; there were also some matters he needed to deal with.
Bai Suihe placed the dagger she had previously stored in her spatial dimension into his hand. "Then stay safe, and don't go too far. Will you be borrowing weapons from Liu Pingkang and his men like before?"
Gu Kaiyuan nodded. "I can't avoid greeting them, and if I'm leaving the camp, I have to let them know."
