Despite the fire at the inn, he made so much money in two days. It's also a blessing in disguise!

He was so happy that he soon forgot that the little guard had asked him stories about the wolf child and told him to do a lot of things.

The white shopkeeper hurriedly went to contact another inn in person, thinking that these guests should make good arrangements and not be lazy.

At this moment, on the official road about 40 miles north of Wulan Town, an inconspicuous carriage was rapidly heading north.

In the carriage, Chu Xintian and Zhao Wu were both wearing Liao clothes, no different from the people of Wulan Town.

Outside the carriage, the coachman was Devie. He wore the same Liao clothes, but he wore the clothes of a servant.

"Second uncle, are you tired? Let Zhao Wu exchange with you, right?" Chu Xintian lifted the curtain from the car and said to Di Wei outside.

"Don't be tired, Xintian girl, you can have a good rest, don't worry about me." Devie wanders the rivers and lakes all year round. Although he is not young, he is in good health. A ride is nothing to him.

Despite Di Wei's words, Chu Xintian still felt embarrassed: "Second uncle, if you are tired, just tell me and let Zhao Wu change with you."

"Okay, I see, girl." Di Wei waved his whip and turned to Chu Xintian with a smile.

An hour ago, the fire at the Fuxing Inn was deliberately done by Chu Xintian.

When fires broke out in two rooms, they began to call for help.

The purpose of setting the fire was simple. That is to create chaos.

Chu Xintian and Zhao Wu deduced that the enemy must be spying on them. Probably around here.

Whether they walk secretly in the middle of the night or swaggering in broad daylight, those who sneak in and stare at them will surely know.

So the best way to leave is to create some chaos.

Come to think of it, you still have to set it on fire.

Although, in doing so, they are sorry for the white shopkeeper, but they can't think of a better way to leave.

As long as the losses caused by the fire are compensated to the white shopkeeper twice, the white shopkeeper will not suffer.

Therefore, when the fire was at its most serious and chaotic, Chu Xintian, Zhao Wu, and Di Wei slipped out of the back of the inn in disguise and got into the carriage prepared by the white shopkeeper in advance.

Everyone's eyes were focused on the fire at the Revival Inn. No one noticed that a pony carriage was heading for the north gate of the other street.

Dressed up as a local, it was also smooth to leave the town.

Chu Xintian and Zhao Jun dressed as a newlywed. They also learn some of the local language. Devie pretended to be their old servant and spoke the local dialect.

In this way, even the guards of the yamen did not know that they were strangers.

In addition, there were many locals who came out of town with them, but now their carriages were running faster, so they left them behind.

With such a disguised way of getting out of the city, it may be possible to completely avoid the eyes of the enemy.

At least, for a while.

The chaos caused by the fire at the Revival Inn will at least confuse the enemy's sights and ears. It may take them a few hours to find out what they have left.

In this way, better conditions are also created for them.

Chu Xintian's plan was also successful. At least, they've been out of Ulan for more than two hours. Along the way, they were all calm.

Wulan Town to Jinzhou, the official road all the way.

If there is no mistake in between, they can reach Jinzhou after dark.

However, no one is sure what they will experience for the rest of their journey.

There is a yard in a col 30 miles north of the town of Ulan.

Outside the courtyard, there were many wolves lying on the ground.

Compared to the ferocious wolves of the night, these wolves look like cute greyhounds.

A teenage boy, dressed in animal skins and holding a live chicken in his hand, walked among the wolves, causing some small commotion.

As soon as the boy let go, he left the live chicken on the ground. A dozen wolves immediately surrounded the chickens.