After briefly explaining the situation to the temporary captain and deputy captain of the Wounded Corps, Wang Chengzhu took out a stack of paper from the wallet he carried with him. He held it in front of him and unfolded it. It turned out to be a fine color map with a scale of 500,000. Through the legend on the map,
, the other three participants quickly found the temporarily organized wounded team on the south side of the river, and followed a red dotted line to find the guard camp sign on the north side of the river.
The two members of the Temporary Wounded Corps, who had seen Wang Chengzhu's unusual performance in recent days, were relatively calm about a physical map. After marveling at the detailed details of the rivers, roads and hilly terrain on the map, they got together.
He immersed himself in studying the march route for the past few days and discussed in a low voice how to catch up with the progress of the large army.
However, the liaison officer who was sent to liberate Wang Chengzhu, whose tasks and functions were vaguely like that of the political cadres of the Temporary Wounded Corps, had different views on this map.
This chapter has been completed!