"You are not allowed to drink alcohol without permission in the army. You have violated military law. I wonder if I won't tell General Guan!"

The two people in the tent were startled. When they saw the person coming, one of them smiled and said:

“Brother Polu, if you also want to drink, just say so, why do you need to scare people?”

 Another person urged:

“Hurry up and put down the tent door so that no one can see you.”

It turns out that the person in the account is none other than Liu Liang, the son of Liu Hanzi.

 The other one is Kebineng’s younger brother, Ruoloa Liu.

It is indeed forbidden to drink alcohol in the army, but there is an exception.

 That was the camp where the Xianbei Hu people were, and there was no such rule.

 Obviously, Liu Liang took advantage of this loophole.

 Seeing Ruoluo Aliu, Liu Hun's heart moved, so he also sat down and asked:

“I’ve noticed something was wrong with you. How did you get this wine?”

Liu Liang smiled proudly and said: "I am not a member of the army, so I have some ways of getting wine."

These words can be used to show off in front of others, but they cannot scare Liu Hun.

 Without General Guan’s acquiescence, you might not even dare to take horse urine.

Unexpectedly, Ruoluo Aliu nodded repeatedly and praised:

“Liu Langjun has always made a lot of friends, and he also has friendship with Feng Langjun, so he can get good things that others can’t get.”

“Since arriving in Yinshan, not only have I been the honored guest of Lord Kebineng, but many tribe commanders also like to deal with Langjun!”

 Liu Hanzi said modestly:

 “It’s a prize, it’s a prize, it’s just a favor given by everyone.”

After a few glasses of wine, Ruoluo Aliu's face turned red and he began to talk a little uncontrollably, sputtering about some tribal rumors.

These days, I have been drinking wine and tea, and there is no need to stay around Kebineng to watch his face.

In the slight drunkenness, Ruoluo Aliu felt that this kind of life was really extremely happy.

 At the end of the drinking, Ruoluo Aliu was very drunk, but in the end he didn't say anything unusual.

Liu Hun then left with some excuse.

On the second day, a Han army cavalry carrying a red flag suddenly appeared on the Qinzhi Road in the south. He rushed straight to the camp and shouted:

 “Emergency military situation!”

 “General, urgent military situation!”

 After Chuanqi was helped down to rest, the personal guards carried Chuanqi's letter and talismans as quickly as possible to the commander's tent.

General Guan hurriedly stepped forward, and after confirming that the talisman was genuine, he quickly opened the letter.

 The content of the letter is very simple, and it even uses clear code instead of the code words commonly used in the military.

There are two big characters written on it: quick hair.

 Then it was written in slightly smaller font at the bottom: Be careful.

 Large characters and small characters are two completely different shapes.

 The large characters were written with a brush, crooked, ghost-like, and horrible to look at.

 The small characters are written in charcoal, with a square shape and straight strokes, which can serve as a model.

 Six characters, all in simplified Chinese.

 In this world, except for Feng Jishi, no one else can write such a font that combines multiple characteristics.

  General Guan’s lips curved into a faint smile.

But soon, she suppressed her smile and shouted:

 “Send the order, beat the drum!”

 Just these six words suddenly broke the peace that had been in the camp for more than a month.
Chapter completed!