Evan Zhao was extremely anxious. He rode at lightning speed with his horse's belly close to the ground. When he arrived at the county town, he had already left the flying cavalry far behind.
During the autumn harvest season, most border residents were busy in the fields, but the number of Hu merchants entering and leaving the city did not decrease, and long queues continued to form in front of the city gates.
The soldiers guarding the gate were divided into two teams to strictly check the passing merchants. After the merchant caravans and the Cloud Cavalry lost contact, the governor's office issued two orders in succession, and the inspection of entry and exit of the county city became more stringent.
Evan Zhao rode his horse to the front of the team and took out the wooden official seal. After the soldiers checked it and confirmed that it was correct, they immediately gave way and let them pass.
Guessing that the man on the horse was a Han official, the Hu merchants continued to queue up obediently, not daring to show any dissatisfaction. They were just suspicious in their hearts that this Han official was too young.
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