Yin Shuangshuang went to the place where the county soldiers were being held. These soldiers were tied together with ropes and gathered in a larger open space for supervision.
After Yin Shuangshuang arrived, she waved her hand and ordered the leaders to be arrested and sent to prison.
Yin Shuangshuang's actions clearly agitated the already tense county soldiers, and a sense of unease spread through the crowd, causing a commotion.
Yin Shuangshuang coughed, her legs weak as if they were made of noodles, and her voice was feeble. Of the over a thousand people there, only a few could clearly hear what she was saying.
So Yin Shuangshuang decided not to waste her efforts. She leaned back slightly, half resting on Wei Yingnan, and gestured for her second cousin Wang Ruibo to come and speak for her.
Wang Ruibo's eyes were red and bloodshot from exhaustion. He had been interrogating Hu Bingchen, Xu Huirong, and Chai Pengfei, trying to extract useful information from them.
