Early the next morning, Qi Xuansu left Taiping Inn and headed to Longmen Prefecture’s Garrison Chief Military Office, where Wild Bodhisattva was.0

In terms of rank, the Garrison Chief was second only to the Chief General, with a status equivalent to Deputy Protector Qin Wubing. However, Longmen Prefecture was located in the middle of the Central Plains, which had been at peace for a long time. Thus, it had a much smaller number of troops compared to the generals in Xizhou.0

Wild Bodhisattva was an aide to Mei Rulin, the local Garrison Chief. Although Wild Bodhisattva had no rank, the Garrison Chief regarded him as a confidant and friend.0

This time, Mei Rulin tried several times to persuade Wild Bodhisattva to stay, but Wild Bodhisattva was determined to leave Longmen Prefecture. Mei Rulin had no choice but...0