Zhang San, accompanied by Li Jing and the group of maidservants, arrived near Ding Kucha's tribal camp and immediately discovered something very interesting.
Though Ding Kucha was an uncle to the once Great Khan Muzhen, shamelessly addressing Muzhen as his big brother, this man indeed reaped many benefits without a trace of embarrassment.
Hence, his tribe was populous, and their horses were boundless.
Even the surrounding dozen tribes were entirely under his control.
And those tribes were also very wealthy.
Of course, Zhang San suspected that this vast population and wealth probably came from swindling it away from Muzhen's brother.
After all, considering what Changsun Bubai had initially shared with him about Ding Kucha, this guy probably didn't have the ability to develop a tribe to such an extent on his own.
Also, Zhang San noticed a peaceful air among the tribes; there was no sense that they were preparing for an imminent war.
