The Deputy General couldn't quite believe what Jie Chen had said.
He specifically called in another soldier and read out the contents of the letter.
By then, the Deputy General finally confirmed that the Great General was aware of Xiang Ying's treatment of the plague and had granted her a special pardon.
As an exiled criminal, she could actually be free of shackles and become a person with merit, which was simply unheard of.
Without a doubt, it must have been Jie Chen who reported this to the General.
The Deputy General, unable to provoke Jie Chen using Xiang Ying, could only swallow his anger.
Covering his swollen cheek, he waved his hand: "You may leave. However, Xiang Ying must behave herself. If she reoffends and ends up in my hands again, I shall not be lenient!"
Jie Chen nodded in agreement and pulled Xiang Ying by the wrist to leave.
When the two walked out of the camp, they saw soldiers cleaning up a pool of blood on the ground.
