Frontier Army Warrior

Chapter 909 A strange way of meeting

On the Jinjiang River, only the Zhenxi Army could own ships of this size.

The Jingnan Prefecture garrison had no need to come and gather intelligence.

When the warship arrived in front of Jingnan Prefecture City, General Nangong Yan, the General of Chariots and Cavalry of the Prefecture Army, was already waiting at the dock with a group of generals.

They had heard of Lin Feng's great reputation a long time ago, but had never had the chance to meet him. When they heard that Lin Feng was coming, no one wanted to be left behind, so they all followed Nangong Yan to the dock, wanting to see with their own eyes the legendary general, Lin Feng.

The warship slowly approached the dock, and the sailors immediately busied themselves dropping anchor, securing the hull with cables, and some sailors set up the gangplank.

Lin Feng brought a group of guards and strode to the side of the ship.

More than twenty steps away from the warship, Nangong Yan, neatly dressed, was waiting eagerly, surrounded by a group of generals.

I saw a tall and handsome young man walking slowly down from the warship with a warm face, glancing at the people under the ship.

The generals around Nangong Yan had never seen Lin Feng. They only heard that he was a young general who was decisive and ruthless in his methods. To put it bluntly, he was cruel and ruthless.

But it doesn't fit the amiable young man in front of him.

"General, this shouldn't be it..."

"Which one is that?"

"There's no one else. The others should be dressed as guards."

While they were talking in low voices, Lin Feng had already walked off the boat.

Nangong Yan ignored everything else, took a few quick steps forward, and bowed.

"Nangong Yan, General of the Cavalry of Jingnan Prefecture, pays homage to Duke Jingguo."

More than twenty military generals, along with Nangong Yan, bowed and saluted, lowering their heads and waiting for Lin Feng to speak.

"General Nangong, please don't be polite. I've heard that Jingnan City is well defended. General Nangong really has the demeanor of a great general."

"Duke Jingguo, thank you for your compliment. Please come into the city and talk."

"Okay, lead the way."

Very straightforward. After just two sentences, a group of generals led the way, followed by Lin Feng and others, and hundreds of war horses roared towards the gate of Jingnan Prefecture.

In the city of Jingnan, there were not many pedestrians on the streets, and the war horses galloping on the wide streets did not cause any surprise among the people.

This kind of scene is probably common. The people in the city have long been numb from years of war.

The location of Jingnan Prefecture City is quite special. To its north, it is less than 500 miles away from Dazong Kyoto City, now Taisho Kyoto. To its east is Gaocheng County, which belongs to Yongning Prefecture.

There are pirates in the south now. Standing on the top of the city wall, you can see pirate scouts running by from time to time.

To the northwest of Jingnan Prefecture City is Xuncheng, where the Zhenxi Army is stationed. Further west, after crossing Jinjiang, is the territory of Jinggao Prefecture.

In the past, the city of Jingnan was crowded with people who came to Yufu Mountain to burn incense and fulfill their vows, making the city very lively.

But now, no one dares to come to Yufu Mountain, for fear that they will lose their lives on the way.

As a result, the entire Jingnan City looked extremely depressed, lifeless, and without any vitality.

Lin Feng and more than fifty other guards were arranged to stay in the Fucheng Post Station.

Nangong Yanlin said to Lin Feng when he said goodbye.

"The prefect has already held a banquet at Fuxian Tower and invites Duke Jingguo to attend."

Lin Feng waved his hand: "In times of war, there's no need to be so polite. I can't stay for a few days. Please tell the lord in the mansion to guard the borders and stay safe."

"Yes, Duke, Nangong will take his leave."

Lin Feng nodded, had Nangong Yan escorted out of the courtyard, and led the generals away.

Seeing that everyone had left, Pei Qiyin said curiously.

"General, I wonder if this Jingnan City has become the private property of Yuquan Temple?"

"Oh? Why do you say that?"

Pei Qiyin gestured with both hands.

"If not, why would Zhao Zheng and the pirates leave a city like this unattended?"

Lin Feng pondered and said, "You mean, Yuquan Temple has already greeted them?"

"Otherwise, there is no reason to give up a prefecture."

"But shouldn't their greetings be addressed to me?"

"It's very likely that they already consider you one of their own."

"Although it's far-fetched, I accept it."

The two were chatting and laughing when a guard brought in a child, about ten years old, holding a piece of paper in his hand.

"Give me twenty copper coins and I can exchange it for this note."

The child had snot on his face, but he spoke very seriously.

Pei Qiyin also carefully counted out twenty copper coins and gave them to him in exchange for the note in the child's hand.

She unfolded the note and saw that there was only an address written on it, a very ordinary address in southern Beijing.

"General, since Jingnan Prefecture City is the private property of Yuquan Temple, why are you so secretive about meeting me?"

"I'm afraid there are people from other hermit sects in the city. Are they eager to attack me?"

Pei Qiyin moved closer to Lin Feng and whispered.

"From this perspective, Yuquan Temple should be ranked relatively low among the hermit sects. This is why they only dodge and avoid fighting back when people come to bully them."

Lin Feng waved his hand and said, "Okay, let these masters from the hermit sects see the style of our Zhenxi Army. Yuquan Temple is easy to bully, but our Zhenxi Army will not surrender so easily."

After saying that, he stood up.

"Qiyin, proceed according to the previous arrangement."

"It's the general."

Lin Feng strode out of the door, and Pei Qiyin quickly caught up with him. He hung a holster on his waist, in which was Lin Feng's exclusive double-barreled pistol.

Lin Feng looked down and said, "Hey, smart."

He casually pulled out the pistol and put it back in, repeating this several times until he found it very easy to do.

Within a certain distance, this weapon is more useful than a crossbow or a curved bow, and it makes it difficult for the opponent to dodge and resist.

Lin Feng was full of energy and enthusiasm. He put his hands behind his back, walked out of the post station gate and came to the street.

Pei Qiyin followed behind him on the left, and Qiao Jushan on the right.

Because of Qiao Jushan's understanding of internal skills, his status was quickly promoted to second place.

Qiao Jushan himself understood that although his skills might still be a little lacking, as a meat shield, his size was unmatched in the entire guard team.

Once danger comes, with Qiao Jushan standing in front of Lin Feng, it is estimated that any weapon will find it difficult to penetrate his strong body.

This is also one of the reasons why Pei Qiyin transferred him to Lin Feng's side.

Fifty armed guards each found their own positions in front, behind, left and right, protecting Lin Feng in the middle.

Pei Qiyin's guard formation was arranged very appropriately, not too far, nor too close, making Lin Feng feel that the guards were all far away, leaving some open space in front of him so that he would not feel crowded and oppressive.

Lin Feng was wearing a light blue long gown, holding a landscape folding fan painted by Zhao Zhen in his left hand, and his right hand was behind his back.

Wearing a feather fan and a blue scarf, he looks like a handsome young man.

Pei Qiyin followed behind him on the left, whispering the direction of travel, and turned a few corners on the street.

Came to a small alley.

This alley is very narrow. It looks like two people walking towards each other would have to turn sideways to pass through.

Lin Feng stood at the entrance of the alley, observing the situation inside.

Not only is it narrow, it is also very deep.

Blocked by the houses and trees nearby, the back half was pitch black and nothing could be seen clearly.