Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower-Chapter 1002: Chaos of War Outside

Outside, the elderly couple was moved to tears, while inside, Bai Junjun was still discussing important plans with the two people.

At this moment, finally suppressing Yuwen Luanfei’s desire for revenge, Bai Junjun agreed with the two of them to leave tonight.

Yuwen Luanfei and Wenren Pingting naturally had no objections; after all, everything centered around Bai Junjun, wherever she said to go, they would go.

When Bai Junjun came out of the room, she saw the two elderlies staring at her with red eyes.

"Miss, I’m sorry, just now I thought you were..."

"Truly sorry." They repeatedly apologized to Bai Junjun, after all, chasing someone away with a stick was indeed too rude.

Bai Junjun, feeling flattered, waved her hand: "No need, elderlies, I know you were just concerned about Pingting."

There aren’t many warm-hearted and kind people like this in the world; good people should be rewarded with good things.

But looking at the elderly couple’s life, it didn’t seem very good, Bai Junjun couldn’t help but sigh.

She silently took out some Silver Pieces from the Space and, while they weren’t looking, put the Silver into the basket filled with shoe soles.

For now, this was all she could do to help.

In these chaotic times, no amount of money could solve the issue. The only way to cut off the root cause was to make the war disappear.

But even if the entire Yuwen Family was annihilated, others would still rush to fill the vacuum.

Only when a true new king appeared would this place be peaceful.

As for the new king, they might not appear for a long time.

Bai Junjun left here and headed straight for the butcher’s shop, but Mei Hua hadn’t returned yet, perhaps because the Merchant’s house was in the north of the city, while they were in the south, and walking would take quite a while.

Not seeing Mei Hua, Bai Junjun returned to her own house.

By then, Yuwen Luanfei had already returned, and Bai Junjun couldn’t help but be concerned about the situation on Yuwen Qi’s side.

Li Wenli only said everything was normal.

"By the way, I also found out a lot of information."

"What is it?" Bai Junjun was very curious.

"Three days ago, the Xuanwei Army indeed launched an attack on the Western Region. Now the Western Region has been largely occupied, and Yuwen Song’s troops stationed in the Western Region have already moved to Ying County."

Upon hearing this, Bai Junjun couldn’t help but sigh. Good Ying County had escaped the wars of national turmoil but couldn’t evade this attack.

Thinking of the bustling markets and the elderly couple who made delicious wontons, Bai Junjun felt a mix of emotions in her heart, unsure if these people would be affected.

"This morning Yuwen Jun dispatched thirty thousand troops to the Three-Branch Junction. If my guess is correct, they are probably going to support the Fifth Prince."

After all, it’s only an eight-day journey from the Three-Branch Junction to Ying County, and the Western Army guarding Ying County would never expect reinforcements from the Three-Branch Junction.

The Fifth Prince and Yuwen Jun have formed a vast net, rolling overwhelmingly towards Yuwen Song.

"It’s unexpectedly not Yuwen Feng who sent the troops?" Bai Junjun was a bit surprised.

Li Wenli awkwardly coughed: "Now, Yuwen Feng is in critical condition, unconscious these few days with no effects from medications, the whole city is looking for doctors to treat his injuries."

Bai Junjun was astonished, though she didn’t know when Yuwen Feng got injured, it seemed like the perfect chance to act now.

"Should we sneak in and..."

Bai Junjun made a throat-slitting gesture.

Li Wenli shook his head: "Although Yuwen Feng’s death wouldn’t be regretted, he is the Fifth Prince’s only son. If he dies, wouldn’t it clear the way for Yuwen Jun?"

Yuwen Feng’s existence, more or less, would be a thorn in Yuwen Jun’s side. The more entangled their relationship, the more advantageous it is for Yuwen Qi.

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