Prince Muhan was furious, and more worried about the whereabouts of his one million stones of food.
In an instant, the entire Xiongnu camp was extremely restless. The soldiers coming and going were all looking for the whereabouts of Chunfeng, especially the new recruits who were born on the opposite side, focusing on interrogation.
Chunfeng hid in the tent where the sundries were kept, quietly watching the soldiers coming and going, while nibbling the steamed buns that came from the kitchen.
It had been busy outside for a while, but it finally calmed down. Seeing that there were fewer people outside, Chunfeng walked out cautiously.
She wanted to escape quickly while no one was around, but the other party would probably have noticed that she was missing by now.
Unfortunately, Chunfeng was stopped before he could take three steps.
"Hey, stop, which battalion are you from? What are you doing here alone?" The patrolling soldier suddenly stopped Chunfeng and asked her if she was acting suspiciously.
Chunfeng suddenly paused when he was called, thinking that this time it was over, he wouldn't be discovered.
Chunfeng tried hard to calm down his mood, turned around and said with a smile: "Haha, big brother, it's hard to patrol at night. I'm here to get some things that will be used tomorrow in the utility room. I'm sorry to bother everyone..."
Chunfeng smiled flatteringly against a somewhat dirty face, lowered his voice, and tried to make his voice sound rougher.
"What is it, show me?" The man was a little suspicious of Chunfeng's words, took two steps forward and stretched out his hand towards Chunfeng.
"Yes, yes, brother, look!" Chunfeng took out a rolling pin from behind and handed it to the man.
"I'm just seeing you guys having a hard time at night, so why don't I prepare some noodles for you as a late-night snack?" Chunfeng continued while the man didn't speak.
The man glanced at Chunfeng again, with a dirty face, he looked like a cook.
After thinking about it, he returned the rolling pin in his hand to Chunfeng: "Okay, go quickly, don't delay our work."
Obviously, these people are very satisfied with the late-night snack Chunfeng mentioned.
"Hey, I'm going, I'm going!" Chunfeng took the rolling pin and let out a long sigh, picked up the rolling pin and ran away.
Let me go, she originally thought this thing was convenient and could be used as a weapon, but she didn't expect that it could still save her life.
Fortunately, the Huns like to use oversized rolling pins to make oversized dough when making noodles, so this rolling pin is nearly one meter in length, which is very suitable for making dough.
Chunfeng hid behind a tent and secretly rejoiced. She was about to go out, but someone blocked her way again.
"Oh, brother, I see you again, what a fate!" Chunfeng raised his head in surprise, and found that the same group of people were coming, and couldn't help but step forward to get close to him.
"Catch him!" The centurion in the middle said to his subordinates without any mercy.
"Hey, hey, big brother, big brother, if you have something to say, please say it. Don't be like this, right?" In order to save her life, Chunfeng continued to carry forward her shameless spirit.
"Follow me to see the prince." The man said bluntly.
"Go away, don't come here." As soon as Chunfeng heard that she was going to see the prince, she kept waving the rolling pin in her hand, trying to avoid the person who came to catch her.
It turned out that as soon as this group of people left, they realized something was wrong with what Chunfeng said.
The Secretary-General has never said that you can have late-night snacks at night. Besides, this person first said that the food was for tomorrow. How come it suddenly became a late-night snack
The more they thought about it, the more something was wrong. They quickly turned around and came back to chase Chunfeng, and at the same time notified Prince Muhan.
Fortunately, they caught up, otherwise if the prince knew that the person had slipped away from under their noses, wouldn't the prince have hit their heads
"Girl, we don't want to hurt you. It's better for you to cooperate and avoid any physical pain." The leading soldier said with a look of care for you.
"Humph, you want to catch me? No way!" Chunfeng pouted unconvinced.
"Then don't blame us for being rude!" the leader of the soldiers ordered, and several soldiers surrounded Chunfeng.
Just when Chunfeng was about to give up and be trapped, another group of people came and directly protected Chunfeng in the middle.
"Don't be afraid, Princess, my subordinates will escort you back." Another group of people were fighting with the people in front while comforting Chunfeng.
"Why are you here?" Chunfeng knew who the other party was as soon as she heard what the other party called her, but she was very curious as to why they were here.
"Princess, after you disappeared, the prince sent people around to find your whereabouts. He paid special attention to the Huns camp. He is looking forward to your return now."
The people who came were all people planted by Baili Mochen, most of them were hidden guards, and they were very efficient and neat in doing things.
Just when the two parties were in a stalemate, a gust of wind suddenly blew, mixed with some faint fragrance.
Chunfeng quickly covered his mouth vigilantly and wanted to remind everyone to be careful of poisoning. However, just as Chunfeng was about to speak, he felt his neck tighten behind him and he was instantly taken away from the center of the battlefield.
When the spring breeze calmed down, I found that I had reached the top of a strange mountain.
From the top of this mountain, you can just see the chaos of the Huns army below.
When Prince Muhan arrived, all that was left were corpses on the ground.
He was so angry that he blew his beard, stared, and cursed at the guards behind him.
"Are you all trash? Huh? A woman has escaped from your hands again and again! Damn it!"
"Prince, calm down!" the guards and generals said on their knees.
"Calm down my anger? How should I calm down? What do you think we should do now?" Prince Mohan became more and more angry as he spoke, almost to the point of vomiting blood.
"Prince, for now, if we can't find the woman, then we have to rearrange our battle plan. As for food, we can only supply it slowly during the siege."
The military advisor made a very pertinent suggestion, and it seemed that this was all he could do.
But if this happens, won't their reputation as the Huns be ruined again
In recent years, the people on the border have never had enough to eat, so they cross the border from time to time to grab some food rations.
Therefore, this reputation is getting worse and worse, and people are almost saying that he is ambitious.
In fact, most of the Huns were originally considered to have simple folk customs, but some small things made everyone think that they were all bad people, but this was not the case.
But for their own survival, they must go south to conquer, which will inevitably make the people suffer some suffering.
"Do you have any other good suggestions?" Prince Mohan said angrily.
"This..." Generals, you look at me, I look at you, they look at each other, obviously there is no better way.
When Chunfeng woke up, what he saw was the densely packed torches under the hillside...