"It's at the mine a hundred miles away from tiger gate!"
Hoyt Carroll immediately replied.
Braydon Neal disappeared in a flash, Cole Colbie and the others following closely behind.
All the commanders followed him.
Tanner Lynn did not die in battle. Instead, he was saved by the people in the mine.
This was not strange!
This had happened before when the Northern Army fought.
The northern desert was covered in yellow sand. When soldiers were injured, they would fall off their horses. If a strong wind swept past, the yellow sand would be swept up and bury people alive, quite literally.
It was difficult to find those who were buried in the desert with all the yellow sand in the sky.
It was inevitable that the Northern Army would miss something when searching for the wounded after the battle. Moreover, someone had witnessed Tanner fall on the battlefield with a fatal injury.
