This incident did not cause any waves in the compound, but Huibao's name was spread among the children in the compound. All the children knew that Brigade Commander Qi had two big wolfhounds at home. The silver-gray one was called Huibao, and it was very majestic.

The next morning, Song Yun and Qi Monan took Huibao and Yubao to the military dog training base, found the captain in charge of the military dog assessment, and asked him to conduct some tests on Huibao and Yubao first.

Captain Cheng recognized at a glance that Huibao and Yubao were not dogs, but wolves.

"Sure! Where did you get it? It looks so majestic, it won't bite, right?" Captain Cheng circled around Huibao and Yubao several times with a look of curiosity on his face.

"I picked it up by chance." Qi Mo Nan said.

Captain Cheng first gave Huibao and Yubao the simplest test commands and found that the two wolves could understand human language. Even if they were not familiar with some commands, they could learn them immediately through his on-the-spot teaching. They were so smart that his eyes began to shine.

Captain Cheng said, "Although these two guys are smart, they still lack some systematic training. How about this, you leave them with me and I will train them."

Song Yun couldn't help but laugh, "Your abacus beads are falling on my face."

Captain Cheng also laughed, "Is it so obvious?"

Qi Monan said, "Just give up on this thought. Don't think these two guys are very obedient now, that's because Song Yun and I are here. Once we leave, none of you will be able to make them obey."

As the captain of the military dog training base, he certainly believed what Qi Monan said. Not to mention wolves with stronger personalities, even dogs with more docile temperaments need to be trained from a young age to build trust and feelings, so that they will obey orders.

Captain Cheng looked regretful, and did some more tests and evaluations. Finally, he wrote a report to Qi Mo'nan. Based on this report, he could allow Huibao and Yubao to stay in the army and try them out for a period of time. After they were fully qualified, they would be officially recruited.

After this was done, Song Yun and Qi Monan both breathed a sigh of relief. They no longer had to worry about being recognized as wolves when they went out in the future.

A week passed in a flash. Song Yun had a training mission and could not go, so Bai Qingxia and Song Hao had to go house hunting by themselves. Song Ziyi was worried about them, so he went with them.

The three of them first went to Guangfeng Road, which was the nearest.

The houses here are also courtyard houses, but the design is simpler. They are not as big or as luxurious as those on Zhengde Street.

The alleys on the Guangfeng Road side are all old-style quadrangles, which have now become large courtyards filled with people. Bai Qingxia's courtyard is the largest courtyard in Ziye Hutong. The original layout of the courtyard has been changed long ago. There were rows of rooms on three sides, with six rooms on each side, but now there are nine rooms, occupying the land originally used for growing flowers and plants. There are also some sheds in the corners, which seem to be used to store sundries. The courtyard in the middle of the enclosure has also been divided into several areas by various stacked objects. It can be seen that each room occupies its own territory, and there is order in the chaos.

"Who are you looking for?" An old lady came out with a big basin to dry clothes. When she saw the ugly faces of Bai Qingxia and the others, she stopped drying the clothes and came over to ask.

Bai Qingxia asked, "I'm looking for Jiang Xinyan."

When she heard the name Jiang Xinyan, the aunt's face turned strange, "Why are you looking for her?"

Bai Qingxia said, "Something happened."

The aunt looked at Bai Qingxia and the others' attire and thought to herself, "They don't look like they're from the countryside; they look like city people." But didn't Jiang Xinyan just come to the city from the countryside? The Jiang family despised Jiang Xinyan for marrying a farmer in the countryside. They thought she was shameful and wanted to cut off all ties with her. They also forbade her from associating with Jiang's relatives. To put it bluntly, they were afraid that Jiang Xinyan would borrow money from relatives and then, if she couldn't pay it back, would blame the Jiang family.