South City was just a small city within the Qiling Governor's Mansion's territory, far from the border front lines. Only if the Governor's Mansion fell, followed by North City and Jin City, would South City be next.
Even if South City fell, the Turkic army would have to charge through several counties before it could affect the people of Baiyang County.
In the original owner's memory, although he was familiar with the term "Turkic people," he had never actually seen them in person.
Now that the Great Yuan and the Turkic people had established diplomatic relations, Turkic cargo ships often appeared on the Canal and at sea. But this was the first time Chu Lingguang had ever seen them.
He saw that they all had black-and-white tattoos on their faces. Their brow ridges were prominent and their noses high-bridged. On average, they stood half a head taller than the people of the Great Yuan, and their arms were thicker than an ordinary person's.
