"Dad, I'm really okay."

"It's good that you're alright."

Several military trucks drove up in the distance, and Commander Huang got out of one of them and hurried toward Tang Yue. Chang Yin immediately stepped forward and saluted.

Commander Huang asked anxiously, "How is she? Is the little girl alright?"

Before Chang Yin could speak, Tang Yue had already come out from behind him. "Thank you for your concern, Chief. I'm fine."

Chang Yin's expression remained unchanged, still cold. Commander Huang breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing Tang Yue standing there unharmed. He had been terrified when he heard the news; how dare Nie Youyu?

"Company Commander Tang, let Battalion Commander Chang take you back to your unit first. I'll handle the rest."

Tang Yue disagreed, "Reporting to the commander, I have something to report."

"Hmm?" Commander Huang asked in surprise.

Chang Yin spoke up directly from the side, "Report, I'd like to say a few words to Company Commander Tang first."

Without waiting for Commander Huang's response, he pulled Tang Yue aside. Tang Yue also needed to discuss it with Chang Yin.

Once they reached the side, Chang Yin frowned as he looked at her. "It was clearly Commander Nie who did this, but he must have already planned how to get away with it beforehand. Even if Commander Huang goes there, there's no guarantee of a result."

Chang Yin knows far more than Tang Yue. Killing Tang Yue isn't just something the pro-Mao faction wants to do; the pro-American faction would probably be happy to do it too. If both sides get involved, even if Tang Yue was framed, the case might ultimately remain unsolved.

Tang Yue narrowed her big eyes. "Battalion Commander, what if Nie Youyu is a spy?"

Chang Yin suddenly lowered her head, looking at Tang Yue in disbelief, "Impossible!"

Chang Yin's heart was pounding erratically. He couldn't believe Tang Yue was telling the truth. Nie Youyu was a division commander; to reach that position, one had to go through countless layers of scrutiny. How could there be a problem?

However, deep down he trusted Tang Yue; she wouldn't say something she wasn't sure of. This was truly terrifying.

Chang Yin frowned. "Are you sure? This is no small matter. Everyone knows there are different factions in China. But they all still hope to save China."

Chang Yin's meaning is clear: even if they're not from the same faction, they're not mortal enemies. This shouldn't be fabricated if it's not true.

Tang Yue stared at Chang Yin, "Battalion Commander, you don't believe me?"

Chang Yin didn't speak. He definitely believed the little girl; she never lied. However, he really found this fact hard to accept.

Tang Yue didn't give Chang Yin time to react, "Battalion Commander, I have evidence."