Su Xing nodded, "There are a few. They used to often go looking for Dad."
"We can only ask to see them outside, don't know if we'll be able to see them, or if they're still around."
Along the way, there were no traces of war, meaning there were only small-scale conflicts at the border.
The information they received was very little; coming here was very passive.
They stopped not far from the military camp, leaving one person to watch the horses, while the four of them walked over. Here, they had to be very proper; it would be troublesome to be mistaken as spies or provocateurs.
Su Xing felt he was the only man in the family responsible for affairs now, as he approached the camp gate and cupped his hands.
"Military officer, we are here to find Feng Xi."
"Feng Xi? Who are you?"
"Officer, we came from the capital, and are acquaintances of Feng Xi."
His sister warned him on the way not to mention Dad. It could be dangerous otherwise.
"Wait over there."
