Two days later, Qin Siyao left Yanmen Pass. Although she was extremely reluctant to leave, she had left without the Sovereign of Qin's permission. If she didn't return soon, the Sovereign would surely be furious.
Besides, Qin Siyao felt it wasn't appropriate for a woman like herself to remain in a military camp.
So, after careful consideration, Qin Siyao could only obediently leave with Hua Sheng.
After Qin Siyao's departure, the date for the Northern Wilderness Army to set out drew ever closer.
The troops were well-rested, the provisions were fully stocked, and all preparations were complete.
Moreover, the Northern Wilderness Army had also incorporated a large number of surrendered soldiers.
These surrendered soldiers were scattered and distributed among the various units.
The reasoning for this was simple: as long as the army didn't break, these new soldiers, led by veteran elites from the Qin Kingdom, would follow their lead and charge into battle.
