Turning around, he saw Lian Li standing before him.
"Miss Lian, you certainly seem to have a lot of free time lately," Xiao Mo said, looking at the woman before him.
Xiao Mo had previously let Lian Li go, but she hadn't left immediately.
After the main force of the Northern Wilderness Army arrived at Yanmen Pass, Xiao Mo didn't rescind his decision and still permitted her to leave. Yet, Lian Li still didn't go, choosing to stay in the city instead.
Not that Xiao Mo paid her any mind.
After all, during the great battle, Lian Li, a prisoner, had inexplicably appeared on the city walls. The Wei Army must have seen her.
If Lian Li were to return to the Wei Kingdom, she would definitely be met with suspicion.
Moreover, someone needed to take the fall for this war. Lian Li was the first to lose a city; even if she weren't viewed with suspicion, she would likely be made a scapegoat.
