"Stay close and don't get separated, and act naturally without raising suspicion," Ye Shikai whispered as he walked, observing the surroundings. All the way, they saw many "rebel army" participants. It was shocking to see—this place was barely a bandit's den, practically a refugee camp. Many people didn't even have a place to stay, wore tattered clothes, and gathered around fires.
"Boss, it's quite big here," Man Cang remarked, looking at the camp's area. Although they didn't know who the leaders of the rebel army were, just by observing the layout, one could tell there was some skill involved. The camp was built against the mountain, easy to defend and hard to attack, with water sources above and caves for storing food. Even if surrounded, there's no fear. Behind the camp lies deep mountains, with many trees and shrubs; if the camp can't be defended, a retreat into the forest would be possible, where the complex terrain prevents officers from entering.
