"It's good that you understand," Gu Yun said. "The kind of lunatic who would make their own children into Bone of Impurity like Jia Lai Ying Huo and Hu Ge Er, no one knows what they can do at their last moment. General Cai is already old in age, He Rong Hui is too hot headed, Ji Ping, this side may mainly depend on you."

Gu Yun was also a talkative fellow in his free time, but he was not a lengthy person in official business. For him, this was already quite long as an instruction, but he could not help himself, he truly did not feel reassured.

Shen Yi: "Leave it to me. If something happens in the Northern Frontier, I'll go see you with my head in my hand."

"What do I want your head for?" Gu Yun shook his head and laughed. "I never eat pig's head meat."

Shen Yi: "..."

Gu Yun ran away from him at a safe distance before he could unleash his anger and pulled out a Wind Slasher, placing it on his back, "I'm leaving."

"Wait, Zi Xi!" Shen Yi suddenly stopped him and said, "Take Miss Chen with you."

After the death of General Zhong, Gu Yun could still write reports, handing over his military affairs in an orderly way. He instructed the generals one by one, and even cracked a few jokes as if nothing had happened. To outsiders, this reaction seemed calm to the point of cold hearted, but Shen Yi was very worried — that year when he learned of the Black Iron Camp's incident from Jia Lai Ying Huo, he was also acting calm this way at the beginning.

"What do I do with her?" Gu Yun did not turn around, "You really think the Chen family sells miracle medicine that can revive people who have been buried?'

Before his words were finished, his shadow had disappeared as if he was rushing to get reincarnated.

At the same time, there was no impervious wall in the world.

Although Great Liang tried their best to keep it quiet, when the two armies confronted each other, it was impossible to hide what happened to the opponent's commander. Just when Gu Yun received the news and rushed to Jiangbei overnight, the Jiangnan Western Army also had their lights lit bright and did not sleep through the night.

Master Ja took the medicine from the servant's hands and said, "I'll bring it to His Majesty. Go tell the others not to disturb."

The servant bowed respectfully and ran quickly.

Before he was near the door, Master Ja already heard the quarrel inside.

"No, that is too greedy," said the Pope, his voice hoarse and mixed with the occasional coughing. "I do not recommend it. You can't swallow anything bigger than your own mouth, being this greedy, sooner or later, something will happen!"