Half an hour later.
Lynn returned to the open square in front of the small town.
Pulling the reins, he gradually slowed Mo Ying down. Lynn dismounted and walked forward.
George, who had been waiting on the side, strode over to meet Lynn.
George hurriedly, and with difficulty, said, "Master."
Lynn acknowledged with a sound, "Explain in detail."
George immediately began to explain, "Mr. Alan has brought a large batch of goods and warhorses!"
"But... Mr. Alan said that his partners are you, not me, the household attendant."
"If it weren't for you, he wouldn't proceed with the transaction."
Clearly, George's words differed from those of the guards.
Even if Lynn didn't speculate, he could understand that George intentionally omitted the unpleasant words Alan had said to ensure the smooth progression of the transaction.
Lynn remained silent, striding towards Alan up ahead.
Only then did Alan stand up and smile as he spoke to Lynn, "Master Lynn, long time no see."
