It was about ten days later when Yilin led the grand army to Kapu.
Although she had already set off when Erwin hid in the cellar, the speed of the army's movement was ultimately slower than that of a traveler, especially when crossing mountainous terrain.
Halfway there, she had received news from Erwin that everything had been dealt with properly. By the time she arrived at Kapu, Erwin had already taken on the responsibility of rebuilding Kapu. Although it was still full of scars, everything was orderly.
Riding on horseback, leading the army through the mountain roads, Yilin was taken aback. Not only Yilin, but also the knights under her command, including Huoersi, Mike, and Pas, were stunned.
They were shocked by the damage caused to Kapu by the brief turmoil. They could hardly see a single intact building, everywhere were charred remnants and broken walls. One can imagine this was once a human purgatory.
