"The person in Yang Rong Gui's hands is fake," Li Feng interrupted. "Does it mean that you already found traces of A Min?"

The guard took a letter from his bosom: "Your Majesty please take a look."

The letter was written in Chang Geng's handwriting, it was slightly messy compared with his usual neatness, even stained with blood.

Gu Yun's fingertips slightly trembled. Suddenly, he came to understand Chang Geng's 'fear of blood' when he came to dress his wounds that time he was defending the capital city.

Li Feng took over and read it, his brows becoming tighter and tighter. After a while, he sighed and said nothing, handing the letter to Gu Yun.

Gu Yun probably exhausted all his efforts to make himself not appear too anxious and impatient.

At the beginning of the letter, it was fairly normal, basically nonsensical words. It described how he managed to escape from Yang Rong Gui. Later, they fell into the hands of the Sha Hai Group by mistake and found that some of the refugees in Jiangbei were secretly imprisoned and persecuted by Yang Rong Gui, while some others joined the gang of bandits. Yan Wang decided to seek testimony from one of the refugees. With Master Xu, they sneaked into the bandits' den to investigate the matter. Xu Ling had probably been coaxed by Chang Geng to carry out any of his orders.

The latter part was unusual——

Chang Geng wrote a few sentences about what he had seen and heard in Sha Hai Group. Yang Rong Gui's lawless deeds made one feel horrified the more they read. However, just when he managed to convince a group of bandits from Sha Hai Group to follow him into the capital, some internal problems broke out in the group.

Despite receiving a lot of refugees, the bandits were bandits after all. They were naturally hostile towards government officials. Some bandits suspect that the Yan Wang's entry into the Sha Hai Group did not have good intentions, that he only wished to persuade them to surrender, there were more and more fierce debates on two or three occasions and even conflicts among various forces within the group.

There were also many who loved to stir up separation. Local people already had many complaints and grievances, it quickly led to trouble that triggered a mob rebellion.

In his letter, Chang Geng warned that although the mob seemed to have great momentum, its firepower and steel armors were limited, and it was not likely to be able to stand a chance against the army of Jiangbei Camp. The situation would inevitably expand, the people's grievances and hatred would deepen, suppression by force was the worst strategy, thus he would try to not let Jiangbei Camp intervene. He said that he would take care of it thoroughly from the inside, stabilize the people's hearts and calm their grievances.