Zhao Hanzhang sat alone in the seat representing the leader, then waved her hand for someone to prepare the meal; her standard of living had barely returned to what it was before.
Indeed, most of the refugees who walked ahead of them were also brought up the mountain. Shi Jian, having followed Shi Le for many years, understood the importance of people, so when they robbed, they either took money if available, or added people when money was absent, directly absorbing them into their ranks.
At this moment, all of this benefitted Zhao Hanzhang.
With Shi Le present, he indicated his compliance with Zhao Hanzhang, so the Shi Army naturally followed, and Zhao Hanzhang met with each one, directly reorganizing them into squads.
Due to the small number of people, it was temporarily decided that one squad would consist of five units, each unit having five people, with vacancies to be filled later. This was to leave spaces for newcomers and also to dilute the original Shi Army's influence.
