Early the next morning, Zhao Hanzhang and Shi Le took the Vanguard Camp and set out first, with the subordinate officers and deputies leading the main forces, supplies, and other equipment following behind.
In fact, Shi Le intended to foster a relationship with Zhao Hanzhang; otherwise, as a Great General, he should have moved with the main forces.
They traveled lightly, each with dry rations, moving much faster than the main forces. In just three days, they drew near to Jinyang.
The area here was even more desolate, with more skeletal remains left on the road. The further Zhao Hanzhang traveled, the more alarmed she became, and the accompanying officials fell silent.
