The soldiers responded in unison, their loud voices echoing through the air.
Having been away from Beijing for so long, my heart has long been with my family.
Jiang He looked at these soldiers. When he brought them here, many of them were just like him, raw recruits.
They all grew a lot after this battle.
The emperor's decree did not order all 100,000 soldiers to return; instead, it commanded him to take only 20,000 soldiers back to the capital.
The remaining 80,000 soldiers stayed in southern Xinjiang to carry out the busy farming season.
Sun Qian also led a small team to follow.
Whether Jiang He agrees or not, he is determined to bring these close friends along.
We've been through thick and thin together, and we've also enjoyed the best of everything together.
After catching up with Eunuch Gao's group, Sun Qian and his brothers walked at the back.
He didn't let his brothers see Sun Yuan in such a disheveled state.
Jiang He looked at Sun Qian and sighed inwardly, never expecting that Sun Qian had such a meticulous side despite his rough exterior.
The journey, which was supposed to take ten days, took the entire large group only eight days to reach the capital.
The city gate was crowded with people who came to watch the spectacle.
Sun Yuan entered the city while imprisoned in a cage.
When they were about a mile from the capital, Jiang He instructed Sun Qian to cover the cage with a cloth.
Sun Yuan gratefully thanked Jiang He.
This was the only sentence Sun Yuan spoke along the way.
Jiang He gave him an encouraging look.
Sun Yuan is guilty, and the emperor will deal with him accordingly.
Soldiers who risk their lives on the battlefield should not be insulted.
A smile tugged at Sun Yuan's dejected face.
Jiang He rode his tall horse into the city with great spirit, and the people lined the streets to welcome him.
Taking advantage of the opportunity, Sun Qian quickly pushed the prison cart into the city.
"Jianghe..." someone shouted from the crowd.
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