Alien Arms Empire.

Chapter 1777 1778 Who is so anxious to die

The top leaders of the Elf Yangmu Empire, whose capital was attacked twice, really had no better solution. They had no way to intercept the missiles of the Tang Empire, nor did they have any way to stop the Tang army from using such horrific means of attack.

In order to ensure his own safety, Yang Mu Yishi has moved to an underground bunker to work. But such a life is destined to be uncomfortable, and no one can stand it for a long time.

Therefore, Yangmu I secretly summoned a person, Duke Leibert! The meeting between the two was private, and no one else was present except the Prime Minister and Marshal Felix.

Yangmu I didn't beat around the bush. After he sat down, he immediately asked Duke Leibert, "I know you have a way. Contact the Tang Empire and ask them if they can stop attacking Roslina."

"This is also your hometown, Your Excellency the Duke. It is not good to let outsiders ravage it like this, so please do more." The Prime Minister also spoke up at this time.

Felix just looked at Duke Robert without saying anything. To be honest, as a traditional old soldier, he still had some sense of honor. It was already very shameful that he could not defend his country and could not keep the enemy out of the country. Now he really did not have the face to ask Duke Robert for anything.

Lei Bot did not pretend, but spread his hands and said: "Your Majesty, Prime Minister, I can indeed contact some people over there, but in the current situation, the relationship between the enemy and us... How much face can I have to make the Tang Kingdom stop the attack?"

His answer was actually within the range of Yangmu I's estimation: If Leibert's words could stop the Tang army from taking action, things would never have developed to the point they are now.

However, since they have found Leibert, they naturally have their own bargaining chips to use. Yangmu I continued, "Duke, we can secretly pay a fee to ask the Tang army to stop attacking Rosleina."

Lei Bot had long guessed that the other party would have such a plan. After nodding slightly, he said, "I can contact them. How much you offer and how much they want, or whether they want it or not, is not something I can decide."

"Okay, as long as you can help us, we will talk to them about this matter." Yang Mu Yi said quickly.

If he could use a sum of money to redeem Rosleina, or at least guarantee Rosleina's safety for a period of time, then he would be saying that he had regained the hearts of the people of Rosleina, and at the same time stabilized the domestic situation to some extent.

In any case, this is a good deal. His only worry now is that the Tang Empire is unwilling to accept his ransom and is unwilling to give up the missile attack on Roslina.

"Okay, let's settle this." Lei Bote changed the subject and suddenly asked about another matter: "A while ago... an assassination attempt against Emperor Tang Mo was uncovered in the Tang Empire. Does Your Majesty know about this?"

  "Huh?" Yang Mu Yi was stunned when he heard the news, and then his face changed drastically. He had never heard of such a plan before. Now he really wanted to call his intelligence minister over and ask him if he was really involved in this horrible incident. The prime minister looked at Yang Mu Yi at this time, his eyes full of panic: Could it be that His Majesty the Emperor had a crazy idea and tried the most taboo assassination method among the nobles?

Come to think of it, it is indeed feasible to try: at least in terms of success rate, the success rate of assassinating Tang Mo is obviously higher than defeating the Tang army head-on.

  "Why are you looking at me? I have no knowledge of this matter! This is definitely not the order from me! I swear!" Yang Mu Yishi quickly cleared himself - are you kidding me? How much fake wine did he have to drink to have the idea of ​​assassinating Tang Mo?

The light in Felix's eyes gradually dimmed. He just thought that his Majesty the Emperor had the courage to die with his opponent, but it turned out that Yang Mu I was indeed not prepared to die in order to bring Tang Mo down.

"They want to ask, who is in such a hurry to die?" Leibert had no interest in interrogating Yang Mu I. He was just asking this question on orders, and the rest was left to Yang Mu I to guess.

Although the Tang Empire has decided to put the blame for the assassination of the Emperor on Sophia, this does not prevent them from making a fuss about it.

It doesn't cost any money anyway. We can use this incident to warn other countries and make them give up some unrealistic fantasies. It can also be regarded as making full use of the remaining energy of this incident.

"I can understand the Emperor Tang's rage, but this matter has nothing to do with me! Elves disdain to do anything behind the scenes! I swear in the name of the goddess of nature that I don't know any plan to assassinate the Emperor Tang." Yang Mu I swore frankly without any psychological burden at all.

He really didn't know, but he was also afraid that his subordinates would make decisions on their own, so he didn't dare to say that the matter had nothing to do with the Yangmu Empire. At this moment, he could only clear himself first and then go back to ask his intelligence minister about this matter.

In fact, he also knew that this kind of thing was really hard to explain: since the other party came to question him, they must have caught some evidence. But at the national level, which monarch dared to say that his subordinates were really flawless?

Not to mention that there were no flaws, he himself knew very well that most of the intelligence personnel deployed outside were bribed. How could their loyalty be trusted? Since they could be bribed by the elves, they could also be bribed by others...

Therefore, even he himself knew that as long as the other party put a little effort into it, they would be able to find out that this matter was somehow related to the elves, and he would not be able to get rid of this blame no matter how hard he tried.

It all depends on how the Emperor of Tang will take advantage of the situation: whoever the other party wants to blame for the crime will be the one to blame. By then, the other party will surely be doomed, and even when he dies, many people will applaud.

After all, the people who least want assassinations of the Black Hand to become a common occurrence are the leaders of various countries. They are vested interests and naturally want to avoid risks. This logic is actually easy to understand, so the assassinations of emperors or heads of state have always been the most disliked by the top circles.

Such means should not be used, and even if used, they must be cleaned up. This is also the consensus of everyone: Yang Mu Yishi naturally understands the reason, and now he really wants to chop the real mastermind into pieces!