This was the place Bei Yun had deliberately chosen—for the open terrain allowed him to better observe the dynamics of the battlefield, including, of course, the enemy's bombs.
On this point, he truly hadn't lied to Qiao Xiaomai. He genuinely wanted to witness warfare and Yang Wenxiao's bombs.
He moved freely, untethered by concerns over territories or subjects' treasures. All he cared about was satisfying his curiosity.
Of course, wars inevitably led to casualties.
And where there were casualties, there was the sorrow of separation and death—which would inevitably bring scene after scene of human tragedies. He used to enjoy watching those most.
But after being scolded thoroughly by Qiao Xiaomai, he suddenly found such tragedies rather meaningless.
