"Actually, why did Bisu ask us to follow the Mongols? Do you think like that, Badil?" Wingga asked.
"Maybe it has something to do with the smell of the corpse yesterday, Wingga. I don't know. We never questioned what was asked. Besides, the mute is talking to us through paper." Badil answered.
Wingga continued to ask what this plan meant. He complained and felt that the reason for following these two suspected people was still not very strong.
They had already followed the two Mongols who were visiting a village. But this village is different from the previous Waguh village.
They were warmly welcomed by the village head in front of his house while entertaining them both. Several residents were also invited to the banquet.
"Who are they really," asked Badil to the shopkeeper in front of the village chief's house.
"They are messengers from Ulagan," answered the servant.
"Ulagan? Who's he?"
