Fantasy: Start a Secret Pavilion

"Then, with just a few people growing food, are you sure you have enough food?"

Faced with Chu Tian's doubts, Captain Skeleton couldn't help but be stunned, but he soon understood what Chu Tian meant.

"Our soldiers are actually farmers. When there is a war, they take up arms to fight. If there are no enemies, they farm the land. They occasionally practice cultivation during the weekdays."

"I understand."

To put it bluntly, it is a peasant-soldier system, where you are a farmer on weekdays and a soldier in wartime.

However, this method seems to be the most suitable for the country of the abyss.

After all, the enemy they have to face is too powerful.

"Sir, we are here."

As soon as he finished speaking, the carriage stopped suddenly and stopped next to a military camp.

Chu Tian stepped out of the carriage and looked at the military camp.

There are almost no buildings here, they are all camps.

Among the many tents, there are five or six tents that appear to be much larger than the others.

"That's our canteen. We eat in that tent on weekdays."

"That's the military medical department. We go there to treat our injuries."

"There is another place, the armory, but General Yan was afraid that the weapons would cause trouble, so he only put half of the weapons in it."

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After a while, Captain Skeleton introduced all the big tents in the camp.

But Chu Tian discovered that none of the largest camps seemed to belong to the general.

"So, where is your general? Where does he live?"

"There."

Captain Skeleton pointed to a tent not far away.

The tent was neither big nor small, almost exactly the same as the surrounding tents.

The only difference may be that the word "strict" is embroidered at the entrance of the camp.

"This is the camp where your general lives?"

Chu Tian looked at the tent and couldn't believe it.

Logically speaking, a person at the level of a general should live in a large tent.

"We don't have many resources, and General Yan often says not to waste resources if it's not necessary. It's useless to have such a big tent. You'll get the same sleep no matter where you go."

Hearing this, Chu Tian couldn't help laughing.

This General Yan does have a certain demeanor.

"Sir, let me take you in."

With that said, he led Chu Tian into General Yan's camp.

At this time, there was a skeleton wearing ragged linen sitting in the tent.

He sat cross-legged on the ground, with a table in front of him and an ancient book in his hand.

"General Yan, this is what I met in the outside world, um..."

The skeleton captain looked at Chu Tian and didn't know how to explain it for a moment.

But when General Yan looked at Chu Tian, ​​a glint immediately flashed in his eyes.

"Oh, the human race, I didn't expect that there are still living human races in the outside world. I thought they were extinct."

Captain Skeleton looked confused when he heard this, as if he didn't know what the human race was that General Yan was talking about.

Chu Tian's face showed a smile.

He looked at General Yan with great interest, never expecting to meet someone who knew his own race in such a country.

"Friends from the human race, please sit down."

General Yan made a gesture to please sit down.

Chu Tian was not polite and sat down next to him.

However, General Yan did not look at Chu Tian immediately, but looked up at the skeleton captain.

"You just came back from the mainland, and you're tired after running all the way here. Go back and rest."

Captain Skeleton nodded, turned around and left the camp.

But before leaving, he couldn't help but glance at Chu Tian.