Noble First Daughter-in-law

Chapter 1059 Shocking change!

As soon as they left, Mu Xian couldn't hide his joy and looked at Yuwen Ye: "Your Highness——"

Yuwen Ye also looked at him and said, "You will have to work hard this time."

Mu Xian was slightly stunned, not knowing why Yuwen Ye said to him "it's hard work", but then he thought, there would be a lot of things to do next to accept the surrender of such a large group of people at Hulao Pass, and the person he trusted the most was himself, so he would definitely entrust everything to himself, so he said "it's hard work".

So he said, "It is my duty, and I dare not complain."

Yuwen Ye smiled at him.

In the blink of an eye, it was evening of the next day.

This time, unlike before when he only traveled light with a dozen horses, Yuwen Ye mobilized two thousand soldiers to follow him to Hulao Pass. The number of people was not large, after all, they were not going to fight, but some soldiers still felt uneasy. After all, the other side of Hulao Pass had an army of 150,000, and it was a bit too arrogant to go there to surrender with only a few thousand people.

However, looking at the kind boy who was following Yuwen Ye happily, everyone didn’t know what to say.

Just as the setting sun was about to take away the last ray of blood-bright light, Yuwen Ye walked to the front of the team, jumped on his horse, then raised his right hand high and waved forward: "Go!"

The army immediately followed him forward.

As soon as the sun set, the light became dim. Yuwen Ye had people light torches to clear the way ahead. After walking for more than an hour, night fell. When the surrounding scenery merged into the night and it was pitch black to see clearly, a bright and tall outline slowly emerged in the dark night ahead.

It is Hulao Pass.

Normally at this time of time, the soldiers guarding the pass would have rested, and only those on night duty would light a few torches on the city wall, which could only illuminate the small area in front of them, and there would not be such bright light; but tonight, Hulao Pass was brightly lit, and it was obvious that there were hundreds of soldiers standing on the city wall holding torches.

At this moment, Shan Tong'er said excitedly: "Your Highness, my elder brother and his friends are here!"

Yuwen Ye raised his head and looked forward.

Under the shining firelight, the gate of Hulao Pass slowly opened - then, a sudden wind blew towards us, bringing with it yellow sand and the earthy smell of the Yellow River water. The open gate gave people the feeling that a tiger had opened its bloody mouth. The warhorse under him seemed to sense something, snorting uneasily and shaking its head.

Yuwen Ye scolded gently, then bent down and touched Liuqing's neck twice to calm its restlessness.

At the same time, a long team walked out of Hulao Pass.

The long snake-like team slowly walked out, and the torches they held high also illuminated the surrounding scenery along the way. Yuwen Ye watched the team walk to the front and stop at the place where they met and fought fiercely three days ago.

As Yuwen Ye raised his hand, his team also stopped.

The two sides are only a hundred feet apart.

Yuwen Ye looked quietly ahead, and saw the team slowly lining up in an orderly manner, forming two square formations. Then, a horseman walked out of the team, followed by two or three personal soldiers.

The kind boy was overjoyed: "That's my elder brother!"

As soon as he saw some people from the other side coming out, Yuwen Ye waved his hand gently. According to the previous arrangement, he only brought Shentu Tai, Shan Tong'er, and Nie Chong to ride forward. At this time, two deputy generals could not suppress their uneasiness and stepped forward to stop them, saying, "Your Highness, you should bring a few more people with you." Shan Tong'er pouted immediately when he heard it.

He was naturally dissatisfied with others' suspicion of Shan Shiyu, and even more so of himself. The two deputy generals were obviously also concerned about his relationship, so they didn't say much along the way, until this time they couldn't help but speak.

Looking at Shan Shiyu and his personal soldiers who had already walked far away from his team, Yuwen Ye said calmly, "It's okay."

After saying this, he shook the reins and led them forward.

The two lieutenants who stopped behind him both showed worried expressions, but did not dare to say much. They could only look ahead intently. If there was anything wrong, they would react immediately.

After walking for a while, the two groups finally met.

The night was dark and the stars were low in the sky. Yuwen Ye watched as the light from the torch held high in Nie Chong's hand gradually touched the fire on the opposite side. The overlapping light of the two flames made the two people in the front particularly bright. He saw Shan Shiyu, who was guarding Hulao Pass, at a glance.

Because the battle was fierce that day, he could only see the outline of his opponent even when they were fighting. It was not until this time that he could see the person clearly.

Shan Shiyu was probably about twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old, not tall, with a sturdy build. His round eyes were somewhat similar to Shan Tonger's. Perhaps he didn't like his childish eyes and eyebrows, so he grew a beard, giving him a fierce feeling like a leopard head and round eyes. His messy hair covered most of his eyes and eyebrows, making it difficult to see his eyes clearly.

At this moment, those round eyes were also staring at Yuwen Ye.

The two sides looked at each other quietly for a long while. Finally, Shan Shiyu got off his horse first, walked forward and half-knelt to salute: "Greetings, His Royal Highness the King of Qin."

In fact, Shan Tong'er couldn't sit still when he saw him, but since Yuwen Ye didn't move, he couldn't move either. It wasn't until he saw his brother dismount and bow that he couldn't help but turn his head to look at Yuwen Ye. Yuwen Ye still sat on the horse and didn't move. He just raised his hand and said, "General Shan, I have long admired you."

"I dare not,"

Shan Shiyu bowed his hands in front of him and said, "Shiyu has no moral integrity and does not know the will of heaven. I have caused Your Highness to waste troops and money and start a war. I have come here to apologize."

As he spoke, several deputy generals and their personal guards behind him also dismounted from their horses and half-knelt down following him.

Shan Tong'er whispered: "Your Highness..."

Seeing this, Yuwen Ye finally dismounted and slowly walked towards them.

Shentu Tai, Shan Tong'er and others also dismounted and followed him forward. They walked until they were two or three steps away from Shan Shiyu. Yuwen Ye stopped and looked at the people kneeling beside him, then looked at the team behind him. They were lined up in neat and orderly manner, and although there were a large number of people, there was no sign of disorder or panic, as if they were waiting for his inspection.

Yuwen Ye said: "General Shan, you are too kind."

After saying that, he took a step forward and was about to help Master Shan up.

Almost at the same time he extended his hand, Nie Chong, who had been standing with Shan Tong'er, suddenly turned his head to look at their side, but there was only the outline of the tall mountains in the dark night, and the rest was pitch black, nothing could be seen, but Nie Chong shouted loudly: "Your Highness, there are people on the mountain!"

At the same time, Shan Shiyu, who was originally kneeling on the ground, suddenly pulled out a dagger from his sleeve and stabbed it straight into Yuwen Ye's chest!