Luo Ziling also made some requests to Hala, hoping for their assistance.
He wanted Hala to help them borrow thirty horses and hire some skilled male and female riders; he would pay for their wages and rental.
Such a small matter was completely effortless for Hala, so he readily agreed.
Soon, the secretary of the town also arrived.
This was a Han person, with a bit of a weathered look.
Out here, far from the imperial watch, they were like local emperors, highly regarded in their area, yet they were completely unaware of the happenings in the Capital City. Although Ling Ruonan was a high-ranking official at the vice-ministerial level, they did not know her.
Ling Ruonan did not introduce her identity, and they did not dare to inquire, giving only the due respect and courtesy.
Hala and the secretary also toasted them during the meal, expressing their sincere gratitude, and prepared gifts on behalf of the town.
After lunch, it was already four in the afternoon.
