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    Chapter 84: Pasture (Part 1)

    In the cold wind and the warm sunshine, Liu Hongying's figure did not stop. In just a moment, she disappeared out of sight. Di Yiyun sighed softly and looked back with a sense of loss. For a moment, he was in a state of mind.  The taste is extremely complex.

    "General Di, this gang of thieves killed many of our brothers and let him go like this? Why didn't the owner kill him with a knife?" Standing next to him was a ranch warrior wearing Liuyun light armor.  Anger and injustice.

    Di Yiyun reached out and patted the young soldier on the shoulder, shook his head and said: "Many things are not as simple as we see on the surface."

    Another soldier nodded and said: "That's right, don't you still trust the owner and General Di? Since they did this, there must be a reason that we can't see through. What are you doing in a daze? Why don't you quickly apologize to General Di?"

    The young soldier quickly saluted Di Yiyun and said with some worry: "General Di, I definitely don't mean the slightest bit of disrespect to the owner and you, I"

    As one of the two great generals in the ranch, Di Yiyun's prestige in the ranch goes without saying. Every ranch warrior will regard them as their role models and goals.

    It seems that the impact of the rumors from the past few days has not completely subsided. How could anyone dare to doubt the decision of the venue owner before?  Di Yiyun was secretly on guard, but he smiled and said to the young soldier: "As warriors in the ranch, we must not only practice solid martial arts, but more importantly, we must always be loyal to and obey the owner of the ranch, and be determined  To carry out the owner's orders, at least until you have developed a good eye, you must understand the principle of listening more and talking less."

    The young soldier nodded quickly and said: "What General Di taught you is that Xiao Chang will remember it and will not talk nonsense again in the future."

    Di Yiyun shook his head and said: "As a man, you must not always be submissive, no matter who you are in front of, otherwise you will never be able to form your own momentum. You must know that when facing the enemy, you will be mentally disadvantaged.  The disadvantages on the surface are even more terrifying and fierce."

    Looking at the young soldier who seemed to understand, Di Yiyun just smiled and said nothing.

    After carefully inspecting the defense at the mouth of the gorge, Di Yiyun waved away the guards who wanted to follow him and walked back.  As he walked, he sighed secretly in his heart. After all, there were still too few good seedlings in the pasture. In troubled times, how could such a large pasture be supported by just the two generals?  Thinking that Dai Chaozong, who was slightly older than him, was about to be promoted to the third general of the ranch, he felt a little better.

    Di Yiyun immediately remembered the conversation Liu Hongying had with him when he left, his brows furrowed, and he immediately accelerated his return. Damn it

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    "Yuwen Shiji? Yuwen Shu, this old guy, and his Yuwen family are so courageous." Dai Chaozong looked at the letter in his hand, his brows almost twisted into a mess, and sparks of anger burst out of his eyes.

    Jin Qiu held another letter, shook his head slowly and said: "I'm afraid things are not that simple. How could the Yuwen family alone be so capable of convincing Peng Ge and the gang of thieves? Let's take a look at this  "

    "Thisare they going to rebel?" Dai Chaozong received the letter, almost unable to believe the facts he saw, and said sadly.

    Jin Qiu shook his head and sighed: "If Hongying hadn't sent these letters to Piaotian Literature¡ïFull text typed and updated fastest¡ï§ê§ê§êcom¡ï

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