The next morning, zi asks if there's any truth to the rumor that bukenata has gone to leng mo and asked him to lead the Perdue camp. zi says he's just guessing, but he'd rather believe it than not believe it. The reason for lengmo's visit is that he earned a reputation as a god in the past few years, and zi doesn't think he'll be able to put him in a very important position. He's going to give him more power in the future, if he can manage to deal with his anger in a way that's good for him. If leng Mo isn't happy about this arrangement, he can pass the buck on to zi. zing tells zi to leave him alone for a while, and then zing will go and give him the new jobs. lengMo is psyched to be a new guy in charge of a new army. He works harder than ever, and the smell of the war is so great that zing can't help but think that he smells like a demon. The war is about to begin, zing says, and he wants to earn the trust of the soldiers as quickly as possible. Two days later zing shows up at the new camp, which is called Perdue. He tells zing that the camp was invincible when he was in charge, and that he hopes he can use a different name to take over the command of the camp. He asks zing to speak to the