Are there innocent people in the bandit's camp?
Of course there are.
The personal soldiers rushed into the camp and discovered a group of pale, trembling women in the backyard.
They had spent many years in the military camp and rarely saw women. Now, suddenly seeing so many women, they couldn't help but look a few more times.
There were around thirty women, the oldest looking about twenty-eight or nine, the youngest just around eleven or twelve, many with delicate and attractive features.
As a group of soldiers like wolves and tigers rushed in, the women looked utterly hopeless, showing sorrowful expressions. Some were resignedly accepting their fate, some were crying softly, and some had already knelt down to plead for mercy.
Strangely, these soldiers merely glanced at them and did not approach to tease or assault them.
"Tao Da," one of the personal soldiers nudged the tall, blood-covered man with his elbow: "See who's the prettiest among them?"
