The ruler of the Flowing Sand Kingdom shook his head: "This is not a long-term solution. If we can think of this, the Lang Kingdom may not be unaware of it either. Therefore, their method of sending messages is most likely to be sending people across the desert. I remember you said when you came back before the New Year that when you left, there were still people from the Cloud Sea Tribe left in the Lang Kingdom. The Lang Kingdom directly sent people from the Cloud Sea Tribe over, and we had no way of knowing. Therefore, we still need to be prepared for war."
Cheng Huaijin remained silent.
Gu Xin thought for a moment and said, "Uncle Jun, Brother Xiao Jin, let's reinforce the city walls and train our troops diligently! Send people to hunt falcons around the Yunhai tribe. At the same time, we should unite with the surrounding small countries or tribes that don't want to submit to the Yunhai tribe. If they use carrier falcons, it would be best if we could hunt them down. Then we can exchange messages and say we hunted the wrong ones, and we're willing to compensate them. If they use the method of crossing the desert, then we'll have at least a month to prepare. In this month, we can contact more tribes and small countries, and our chances of winning will be much greater."
The ruler of the Shifting Sands Kingdom said, "That's the only way. For the next month, you two will handle all the affairs in the city, while I will take people to other tribes to act as persuaders."
Cheng Huaijin quickly said, "Father, you are not in good health and should not overwork yourself. You and Xinxin stay in the city, I will go!"
The ruler of the Flowing Sand Kingdom shook his head: "Xin Xin has been treating me for over a month, and my hidden ailment has healed. Some of the old guys won't agree to this if you go, so I'll go. I'm at ease letting you stay in the city."
Cheng Huaijin was about to try to persuade her again when Gu Xin pulled him back.
Gu Xin treated the King of Liusha and prepared medicinal cuisine for him. She mixed a jade bead with water, added it to the medicinal cuisine, and then added it to the water the King of Liusha drank every day. After more than a month, the King of Liusha's health has fully recovered, and he is even healthier than when he was at his best.
Therefore, Gu Xin was completely at ease.
The ruler of the Flowing Sand Kingdom smiled: "Ah Hai, Xin Xin, I treat you like my own son and daughter. Don't worry, I'll be careful. You're still young; I haven't seen you marry or have wives yet, but I won't abandon you. Come and look at this picture; if..."
The ruler of the Flowing Sand Kingdom got up, took out a map, and explained to Cheng Huaijin and Gu Xin the various matters to be handled after his departure.
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At this moment, in the kingdom of Lange, King Lange ordered his men to keep a close watch on the sky, not letting a single bird fly by.
He had previously seen an eagle that looked very much like the eagle kept by the eldest prince of the Yunhai tribe flying towards the direction of the Goddess Kingdom, and he felt something was wrong. He ordered his men to shoot it, and although they hit it, they didn't kill it. The beast actually flew back to the desert.
King Lang naturally wouldn't think that it was a connection between the Cloud Sea Tribe and the Goddess Kingdom. Ordinary eagles aren't that big; it must be an eagle that someone trained.
The person who stole the desert route map hadn't been caught yet, and now, not long after, a carrier eagle was flying in the sky. King Lang had a bad feeling; he feared that the person who stole the route map was sending a message back.
He knew perfectly well that the Goddess Kingdom and the Great Zhou were now as close as brothers.
Unfortunately, they failed to shoot the eagle and didn't even receive the letter.
In short, from this point on, he would never allow any birds from the West to fly across this line of his Lange Kingdom.
King Lang was very uneasy. He still hadn't received any news from Peng Mu. The kid had said he was going to set off just a few days ago, but there was still no word. He was afraid that Peng Mu hadn't made it across the coast of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and he was also afraid that all the people he had left in Jiangnan had been kicked out by the emperor.
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