Qing Han turned to look at them, and said coldly, "There is no place for you to speak, step back!"
It was the first time I saw him with such a strong voice and an extremely overwhelming atmosphere. Even those generals who were tall and stunned for a moment were at a loss, and Chabixin immediately reached out and caught him. Arm slightly gestured.
For a while, the atmosphere became a little weird.
I felt a bit wrong, especially looking at the expressions on the faces of the generals and the cold-cold tightening of his brows, finally unable to sit down, letting go of the handful of good words and jumping down the curtain, and it ran for a day Lu, the whole body was turned upside down and his bones were almost falling apart. This time he almost fell. Fortunately, Kouer responded fast enough to help me, whispering: "Miss Yan, be careful."
Her voice was not that loud, but people there still heard it.
Immediately, they all looked back at me.
I fixed my mind and was about to walk over, but at that moment, when the generals saw me, their eyes suddenly opened, and one of them said softly: "My son is angry, we are doing this for my son's sake." The son of a thousand miles rushed to Linfen to rescue the crisis, but how many people would be grateful for the son? Even if the son is really the prince and the prince, it's time to worry about yourself. "
As soon as this sentence came out, it was as if a thunderstorm suddenly hit the sunny day, and all the people present were suddenly shocked.
My steps stopped there stiffly.
what?
what did they say? !!
Prince ...? Lord ...?
What do you mean?
I looked at Qing Han in horror, he tightened his brows, and looked at the people with a complex look.
After a moment of silence as if the world was silent, I saw that Pei Yuanzhang's face sank all at once, and those around him finally recovered their spirits. Many people took a breath of air. Unbelievably looked at Qing Han, and those generals.
Someone in the crowd whispered, "What do they say?"
"What does the prince and prince mean?"
"The prince ... it's hard to say, but isn't that the emperor's brother?"
"How is this going?"
Obviously, everyone's thoughts have been completely confused. I saw Pei Yuanzhang turning his head and staring at me with almost red eyes, and then I suddenly returned to God. What did those people say?
They are talking about Qing Han's life experience.
I only said this once before the death of the Supreme Emperor Pei Ji, in order to let him walk with peace of mind, but now, how can these people speak out in public?
Is it spread out?
However, Pei Ji has left, and Qing Han himself did not take it seriously. As for Pei Yuanzhang ... although I told him about it once in Jinhou Mansion, it was absolutely impossible for him. Tell a third person such a secret.
How could these people know, and still say so with great fanfare?
Pei Yuanzhang just looked at me and must have thought that I had said it.
Pei Yuanzhang looked at me grimly.
I've even seen a pinpoint thorn in his eyes, as if to pierce a person's body-this thing came too suddenly, and it was completely unexpected, when I walked over to them After a ceremony, when looking at Qing Han again, his face suddenly turned pale, and Cha Bi Xing, who was standing behind him, still held his arm, and looked very heavy at this time.
something wrong.
But at this time, we must not magnify this issue. I have no doubt that if this matter is mentioned before everyone, Pei Yuanzhang will be furious.
I whispered to him, "Light cold, what's the matter, wait till the evening to say it, now don't be here and make the matter bigger."
He looked at me and looked at Pei Yuanzhang, as if he was still struggling.
I whispered again: "Light cold ..."
But as soon as my voice fell, there was a sudden noise from the front of the team.
Looking up, several soldiers were rushing towards this side, one of them was running fastest, and before kneeling down, he knelt down in front of Pei Yuanzhang and almost hit him.
At this time, Pei Yuanzhang had been unable to hold back the anger in her heart, and her eyebrows were twisted, and the Jade Father next to him immediately stepped forward and stopped in front of him, reprimanding: "Damn, don't you have eyes?"
The soldier gasped and said, "Emperor, reinforcements are coming!"
Reinforcements?
These two words were thrown into everyone's ears again. For a time, my mind was a little blank, but the first time I felt it was the coldness around me. The breath around him suddenly cooled down, I turned to look at him, and saw that his pupils were dark, and there was no light at all.
But the next moment, he took another deep breath and raised his head to look forward.
My ears have heard the sound of horseshoes from a distance, and even the corners of the sky have seen the rising smoke, which almost covers the sunset. My eyes always look at him and see him. His pale face was slightly reddish by the sunset, but it was a bit sickly red, as if he couldn't restrain himself from starting to cough again, and hurriedly reached out to cover his mouth, but his eyes were clear Reflected the troops coming forward.
Reinforcements from Shaanxi. We waited for reinforcements in Linfen for many days, and finally arrived at this time.
At this time, the soldiers around, and the people in the back, although they do n’t quite understand what just happened here, but when they saw the reinforcements of the imperial court arrived, they immediately felt very pragmatic, and some even began to cheer Up.
"coming!"
"The court's army is coming!"
"They're finally here!"
They finally came.
But when I looked at Qing Han's complexion, I didn't seem to be happy.
I don't know how long before he finally felt that my eyes always fell on him, turned his head to look at me, and then smiled at me gently.
I said, "You--"
He didn't wait for me to say anything else, and said, "What's the matter, wait till you go over there."
His voice also fell into Pei Yuanzhang's ears. He just gave him a cold look and looked at the generals, then turned around and greeted the army coming forward.
For a moment, the leader had rushed in front of us.
