Pi Wu marched northwards in the wind and snow. He did not dare to take the main road at this time, because his identity as Wu Wendeng conflicted with his northward direction. He could only stay away from the Turkic reinforcements to avoid being entangled.
The warhorse under his crotch seemed to understand Pi Wu's mood, and it galloped non-stop with its four hooves raising the snow.
Pi Wu wiped the snow off his face vigorously and squinted his eyes to look forward: he saw a few lights twinkling in the vast snow and wind. Pi Wu secretly calculated in his heart that it was almost time to reach the Turkic royal court.
The Turkic royal court was different from the imperial palace of the Great Zhou. The royal court was very small, with residents and merchants scattered around it.
This vast grassland is considered a lively place. The palace of Jie Li Khan is just a few simple buildings, protected by a few hundred guards outside.
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