Both the fighting strength and operational efficiency of the Yan Kingdom's army are truly astonishing, therefore I suggest—】

With a "snap," the charcoal stick broke, and Mo Sang stopped writing.

He chuckled self-deprecatingly, moistened his fingers with his mouth, and then blurred the words written on the inside of his clothes.

He knew that as a prisoner under the tight guard of the Yan Army, he would have no chance to send out any military intelligence.

In fact, Mosang also noticed several gazes directed at him at that moment. Although they were watching, they didn't seem to care at all.

This shows a lack of fear and also represents strong self-confidence.

Just then, with a creak, a soldier leaned against the door.

"Hey, have you ever been to our Yan Kingdom?"

Mo Sang leaned against the wall and shook his head helplessly: "I wanted to go, but I didn't have time."

"Oh, then you have a chance. Come back with us tomorrow."

As soon as he finished speaking, Mo Sang remained expressionless, but then his pupils contracted and he suddenly stood up from the ground.

"It's...it's over? You guys..." His voice trembled slightly, filled with obvious disbelief.

"Guess," the soldier said with a grin, and then fell silent.

Mo Sang shuddered, slowly sat down against the wall, and then hugged his head.

"How long has it been since I was captured? Half a month?" he asked himself, then buried his face in his knees and fell silent.

Twelve days after capturing Edo, Qin Ze decided to leave Japan.

Of course, this does not mean that the Japanese pirates have been completely eliminated. In fact, although Japan is not large, not even a tenth the size of Yan Kingdom, it is still a country, so it will naturally take longer to get rid of them.

Qin Ze felt there was no need to stay any longer, as there were other things to do. He decided to leave some soldiers behind to handle the remaining cleaning work.

He decided to proceed with the planned trip to the South China Sea with his fleet.

After landing at the port in the South China Sea, head straight to Nanze to hunt down the remnants of the Jin clan!

The following day, at daybreak, Qin Ze arranged for the troops stationed in Fusang, and then set off from Edo, leading his men directly to the port, preparing to head to the South China Sea.