Upon hearing Yun Sheng's inquiry, Yun Canglang felt a shock to his core as well, never having imagined that his brothers, who had once faced life and death for their country, could not even obtain the most basic relief.
Unable to voice his blame, Yun Canglang felt as though there was a heavy stone pressing down on his heart, and he could not utter another word.
The oppressive atmosphere quickly spread among those present.
Yun Sheng's words also made Yun Canglang realize something: the plight of the more than a thousand soldiers of the Yun Family Army, as well as how they would feed their military dependents in the future, was a problem.
"Second Uncle, it is inevitable for the Yun Family Army to be reassigned. I see that these older brothers are all strong and vigorous, and if they specifically become Hunter Soldiers, that would be a good idea," Yun Sheng had seen the basic qualities of the soldiers in the barracks within the Yun Family Army Camp.
