It's time for a showdown, all the powerful officials in Beijing are my students!

Although the people in the yard didn't understand what An Xin meant by "little fresh meat", but seeing her arrogant expression with her head held high, it was probably Emperor Beiming who gave her something that An Xin liked very much.

Their faces turned red with anger.

Just because Emperor Beiming gave her these illusory things to satisfy her selfish desires, she, a generous minister, was willing to stay here and serve Emperor Beiming.

General Chen reacted from his initial surprise and received the hint, his shrewd eyes flashed.

He took a deep breath, suppressed his blush, and said angrily and disdainfully to An Xin: "Mr. An Shan, I misjudged you. You are just a woman with false plans."

Although General Chen didn't know what happened after An Xin entered the palace.

But based on her understanding of An Xin over the years, if something hadn't happened, the students and relatives she was protecting would have been in trouble.

Lord Xiaoshan is now a highly respected minister. She needs status and status. She doesn't seem to be short of money. How could she do such a treasonous thing so easily.

He could see the look in An Xin's eyes when he handed it to him just now, and it was clear that he wanted him to lead the people away quickly.

Although General Chen didn't know what happened, he believed An Xin would not harm them.

General Chen, who understood what An Xin was trying to express, glared at An Xin, snorted repeatedly and immediately gathered his troops.

After receiving the customs clearance documents from Eunuch De, he was about to leave with the people.

General Gao was disdainful of An Xin's character, and shouted to leave with General Chen, but was stopped by the people brought by Eunuch De, "Your Majesty has a decree, General Gao cannot leave."

Jiang Xuan and Leng Xiangbai looked at the messy scene in front of them and remained silent. Even if Jiang Zhou wanted to ask something, he was stopped by Leng Xiangbai's eyes.

An Xin saw that General Chen was about to lead people away, and said in a nonchalant manner: "When you return to Daqian, remember to send the news back to me, so that you don't die on the way.

I, the envoy who took you on your mission to Beiming, will also be charged with killing you. "

Eunuch De, who was standing aside, heard what An Xin said, and his cloudy old eyes flashed.

This person was probably not worried that she would be charged with killing these people, but that she was worried that she had promised her openly, but secretly ambushed and killed these people on the road.

An Xin looked at Jiang Xuan and said softly: "You are not on the list of those left behind. Please leave with General Chen and the others."

"You're already here, why not if I stay with you for a while longer!" Jiang Xuan said in a clear voice with a smile on his lips.

An Xin frowned slightly and looked at him disapprovingly.

Jiang Xuan raised his lips and didn't care.

General Chen glanced at An Xin and the others who were left here with wet eyes, and then at the five hundred guards behind him. He knew in his heart that if he didn't take them away, these people would die sooner or later.

Emperor Beiming, the former eldest prince of Daqian, would not allow these external forces to live without his control.

He shook his head fiercely and led the people out of the embassy where he lived.

An Xin, Jiang Xuan, Leng Xiangbai, Jiang Zhou, and Chi Lan, who had just run back after getting the news, stood outside the embassy and watched the team go away.

The guards in the team turned back to look at An Xin repeatedly. They still couldn't believe that Mr. An would choose to stay and serve the emperor of Beiming voluntarily.

As for those envoys who listened to Si Han's choice, they did not have the servants arranged by Si Han to follow them like An Xin.

After returning, some envoys were also afraid of long nights and many dreams, so they did not waste a moment and hurriedly gathered their own envoy teams and left the Beiming capital overnight.

When passing by the courtyard where the Daqian delegation lived, they saw An Xin and others standing under the eaves at the door, and cast a look of disdain at her.

"Bah, what kind of envoy from a great country is just a timid woman who is afraid of getting into trouble?"

Jiang Zhou: "I see that all of you have crooked mouths and crooked eyes, no words in your belly, and a narrow heart with only a small space.

You can't manage your own affairs well, and you still talk about others. Even the tongue-tied women don't have as long a tongue as you.

A bunch of old bones, do you all live by the seaside, and you pick up shit to eat when you have nothing to do? Why are you so lenient? ! ” ˆ ˆ An Xin held down Jiang Zhou, who was about to get angry, shook his head at him, and then looked at the envoys who were looking for trouble to vent their irritable emotions.

Looking at them with a faint smile on his lips, he said quietly: "I wish you a safe journey."

As long as you people, it's best not to regret your choices.

……

"Sir, are we really going back like this?"

General Chen, who was leading the team on horseback, had bloodshot eyes, with a hint of worry and helplessness in his eyes.

He said in a low and hoarse voice: "We have no choice but to leave. The customs clearance documents have been issued. If we fail to leave Beiming within the stipulated time, we will be judged as invading another country.

By then, even if our team of [-] guards is hanged, we will only deserve it. "

Lieutenant General: "Lord Ke'an..."

"Needless to say," General Chen glanced around: "Didn't you notice that our team is being watched? We can wait until we get back."

General Chen was glad that he had followed An Xin's hint and left half a month later. It was a very correct decision.

The spies came back to report that accidents happened to some of the envoys as soon as they left the territory of Beiming Kingdom.

Either they were chased by bandits, or there was a fire where they stayed, and they were all burned to death in the inn.

And they were all annihilated.

But those envoys from other countries didn't realize until their death that An Xin's words before they left, "I wish you peace," were the best irony of their ignorance.

General Chen received the report here, and no matter how he thought about it, he felt that the deaths of those envoys were strange, so he led his people to leave Beiming at a high speed.

He wanted to return to Northern Hebei as soon as possible to discuss with Yu Chiyi and Gao Tai how to bring An Xin and the others back from Beiming safely.

After about twenty days, General Chen finally cleared the border from Beiming and left Cangbei City. He marched in a hurry back to Jibei Border City and met Yuchi Yi and others.

General Chen was invited to see Yu Chiyi at the Chinese army's tent and told him that An Xin might be forced to stay in Beiming.

I originally thought that as An Xin's students, they would be very anxious after hearing about it. What Chen Jiajun didn't expect was that what he saw was Yu Chiyi's calm and calm face.

Yu Chiyi raised his moderately thick lips, and a light flashed in his eyes.

As expected of the mountain chief of his family, he had already guessed what Si Han might do this time and sent a letter to them, telling them not to act rashly.

Otherwise, if I suddenly heard the news brought back by General Chen today, I would definitely be in chaos due to the deep feelings between their teachers and students.

It is possible that they might actually lead troops to attack Beiming and force them to release their teacher.

It is very dangerous and stupid to impulsively launch a war without sufficient preparation. By then, I am afraid that people will not be able to come back, and I will be caught off guard by a counterattack.

Yu Chiyi's eyes darkened, thinking that An Xin's letter asked him to pay attention to a very powerful weapon called a gun.

He specifically told himself, the general in northern Hebei, to guard against being assassinated by such a weapon, and also specifically mentioned that their late emperor, Emperor Sheng'an, was assassinated by this weapon.

Yu Chiyi felt warm in his heart when his teacher cared about him so much.

After receiving the reminder, he acted more cautiously and improved the defense of the northern Hebei border.

Gao Tai came in and learned that his father, teacher, and other brothers were all forced to stay in Beiming and did not follow him back. He was angry and worried about something, so he shouted that he would lead troops to rescue him, but Yu Chiyi suppressed him.

(End of this chapter)