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Yunsha Pass.

Lin Fei and his eight companions used money to pave the way and finally got in. They were said to be soldiers, but in fact they were just the most insignificant servants in the barracks.

They were either responsible for transporting swill or going to Yunshaguan Town to purchase and transport food.

Even the military system was not included.

They wrote back on the first day they arrived, but as autumn was almost over, they still hadn't received a reply.

As soon as Lin Fei entered the city, he went to the post station to inquire about the news. He didn't see the letter, but he heard that the court had been preparing a lot of things recently, such as making salt and sugar, and vigorously developing the economy to promote market prosperity.

These words sounded very familiar, and Lin Fei thought of the figure that had been haunting him without even thinking.

He was a little confused about the current situation. Could it be that Zhen'er had some connection with the government?

Before this matter was sorted out, the merchants traveling to and from the post station were discussing new policies. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince requested that the conditions for recruiting soldiers from various places be relaxed, and the rewards be doubled. Anyone who had made military achievements could apply for the job.

You can ask for an imperial decree for your mother or wife, or you can ask for rewards of gold, silver and treasures.

There were constant disturbances in Lingnan and Saibei, and anyone who killed an enemy soldier could accumulate military merit.

Although many ministers in the court were opposed to it, believing that Lingnan was not to be feared now, the marriage in the northern border was going smoothly, there would be no war in the next few years, and money should not be spent on military supplies, the prince was very persistent this time.

The result after the game is that both sides take a step back.

The number of conscripts was slightly reduced, and civil officials were allowed to participate in some military and political affairs.

This news was very beneficial to Lin Fei and his companions. They came to the northern border to do menial work because there was no formal recruitment policy. They could only enter the military camp in a roundabout way and look for the right opportunity to demonstrate their abilities.

But now there is a more formal method. Lin Fei immediately took a few people to the recruitment office to inquire. They all used pseudonyms and registered their hometown, age, family members and other information, and asked them to look at the list in three days.

Lin Fei was so excited that he didn't notice the way the man from the recruiting office looked at him.

The person in charge of registration was an official from the prince's faction. He had secretly obtained the portraits of Lin Fei and others, and knowing that they had received special care from above, he drew a circle behind their names.

This means that several people can enter the infantry battalion and become members of the Huo family army.

Three days later, their names were indeed on the list.

Lin Fei and several of his brothers were not assigned to the same team. Instead, they were assigned to different teams. On weekdays, they were either training or helping nearby residents reclaim wasteland. They were very busy.

Sometimes he had to learn military tactics from General Huo, or be taken by the captain to nearby towns and villages where there was unrest to suppress bandits.

Lin Fei benefited a lot and quickly integrated into the team. With his straightforward personality and excellent skills, he quickly became a top figure in the team.

The military camp is full of passionate men, and being competitive is commonplace. Those who don't like or are unwilling to accept a situation will often compete with each other.

Lin Fei went back to the tent to rest several times, with bruises all over his face and body.

But he felt happy in his heart, touching the golden lock on his chest, hoping that one day he could really go to the battlefield and make merit so that he could go back and marry his Zhen'er, but he didn't look forward to fighting.

I have been at the border for quite some time, and have met the people who have been displaced and forced to leave their homes because of the war. Everyone is looking forward to a peaceful life, and no one wants fighting and killing.

Lin Fei hadn't thought at that time that the opportunity to achieve success would come so soon.

One month after joining the Huo family army, a group of sand bandits appeared in Qushan Town, three days away from Yunsha Pass. They committed all kinds of evil and harassed the local people to the point of misery.

Yu Lianshan, the deputy general under General Huo, will personally lead a group of people to suppress the bandits, and Lin Fei is on the list.

Not only him, but also the other seven brothers from the Night Wolf Mountain Stronghold.

Lin Fei and the others hadn't seen each other for a while, so they missed them terribly. They had all fought hard for their families and children, so it was normal that they were all selected to fight the bandits.

When we arrived near Qushan Town, the sky was already filled with yellow sand. The streets, which were usually bustling with people, were now extremely quiet. Every household stayed indoors, making the place look a bit desolate.

Yu Lianshan led his men to lie in ambush. This group of sand bandits had been hiding during the day and active at night in recent days. They had robbed Qushan Town almost completely. They occupied this place mainly for eating, drinking and having fun, and bullying local decent women.

This place was originally a place for trade. On the border, there were merchants from all over the world. It was poorly managed and often experienced unrest. This time, the imperial court intended to take back control of this place, so it sent Yu Lianshan to lead the team.

A group of people waited patiently until the night fell. Suddenly, the sound of horse hooves and a man's rough voice were heard on the street.

Yu Lianshan frowned. They were indeed the sand bandits from the northern border. How abominable.

When a woman's scream pierced the sky, followed by cries of begging, Yu Lianshan shouted, "Kill him!"

He rushed out first, followed closely by Lin Fei and others. The team of more than 20 people was divided into several groups and approached from all directions.

That group of sand bandits were also desperate criminals. Each of them was ruthless, tall and mighty. Judging from their size, they looked like small mountains.

The sword chopped down one after another, making Lin Fei's palm numb.

But his kung fu was not bad either. Relying on his agility, he could strike fiercely and kill with every blow.

Soon this group of sand bandits felt a little exhausted and realized that the people who came were not the insignificant constables and servants they usually were, but real soldiers who went into battle to kill the enemy.

They began to retreat, shouting "retreat" in the northern language.

One of them had an extremely strong build, with a pair of narrow and vicious eyes. He roared angrily, and unwillingly fought with Lin Fei with his swordsmanship for the last time. Both of them clenched their teeth, and a crack appeared on Lin Fei's palm.

The opponent was not feeling well either. After being nimbly dodged by Lin Fei, he was kicked in the chest. He wailed and spat out some blood.

Lin Fei immediately flew forward and put the knife to his neck.

The remaining two or three sand bandits had to flee in panic. It was too dark and they were not as familiar with the environment as the sand bandits. Yu Lianshan ordered them not to chase them.

At least there is one survivor left as a prisoner.

Lin Fei captured this man alive, which was a great achievement. Yu Lianshan squinted his eyes and looked at the eight people, and he had a conclusion in his mind.

They were chosen according to the instructions from their superiors to test their backgrounds, and they turned out to be unexpectedly good, all of them were vigorous but not reckless, especially Lin Fei, who was young, had great kung fu skills, was calm and measured, and was a promising talent.

Yu Lianshan led everyone back to the camp overnight and detained the prisoners.

The interrogation process was not very smooth. This was a tough guy. He considered himself unlucky to have fallen into the hands of the Central Plains people. He also clamored that he was a member of the Saibei royal family and that if anything happened to him, Saibei would never let him off easily.

All of General Huo Song's descendants died at the hands of the northern border. He hated these barbarians the most. They committed all kinds of evil, such as burning, killing, looting and so on. This bandit deserved to die just for bullying so many people in Qushan Town. He immediately ordered that there was no need for a further trial, but to kill the man and then cut off his head and hang it on the city wall as a demonstration!

The whole camp was in an uproar when this move was made. They had been feeling aggrieved for so many years, and it was time for this!

Huo Song also praised Lin Fei in front of the army and promoted him to captain of the corps. He also had a small team under his command and was directly under the command of General Huo.

Lin Fei was promoted for the first time, so it was reasonable for him to treat everyone to a meal. On a day off, they went to the largest restaurant in Yunsha Pass and ordered a few jars of good wine and a few dishes of meat.

When everyone was drinking, a group of people suddenly came outside the restaurant. They came in a threatening manner and looked like they were not easy to deal with.