The investigation results were indeed as Li Xingsheng expected.
It was not an army sent by Zhao Country, but rather a ragtag group of mountain bandits in disguise.
However, there were quite a few of them, over two thousand in number.
It made people mistakenly think that Zhao Country had dispatched troops.
Li Xingsheng quietly infiltrated this group, and secretly discovered that among them, there were not only people from Zhao Country but also Southern Yue people.
In the places at the border of the two countries, the accents were already similar. Southern Yue people blended in with the Zhao people, wore Zhao's clothes, making it hard not to believe they were from Zhao Country.
Just as Li Xingsheng was wondering who had gathered these people, he discovered a luxuriously dressed merchant speaking the Southern Yue language, emerging from the group's encampment.
Taking the opportunity when he wasn't paying attention, Li Xingsheng and Lou Chengye captured and tied him up.
