God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"The two are indeed husband and wife, but..." Faced with this question, Liu Ye was prepared to explain, and he didn't intend to harm the other party.

After all, if someone with a spiritual talent realizes they've been tricked and taken advantage of in the early stages, and then seeks revenge later, they'll be a real headache.

However, before Liu Ye could explain, Tinoika said decisively, "Since we are husband and wife, there is no problem. I agree, I strongly agree."

Since the relationship between the two sides is recognized by the Han Empire, there is no problem.

"Well, alright, it's good that you agree." Liu Ye was surprised at first by the clean and decisive interruption, then a smile appeared on his face.

The other party interrupted him on their own initiative, not because he didn't explain. If any problems arise later, he won't be blamed.

“In that case, here you go. There are blank spaces in the document; just write your name on them.” Liu Ye took the bamboo slip out of his sleeve and then handed it to Tinoika through the gap in the metal bars.

Tinoica, having received the bamboo slips, glanced at them before slowly unfolding them.

Having participated in the imperial examinations in the Han Empire, he was no stranger to bamboo slips.

Although I don't quite understand why they didn't use thinner paper, I figured it didn't matter since it concerned the princess.

After looking at the information on the bamboo slips, I noticed the blank spaces and then the signature and seal at the end of the slips.

Seeing the title, name, and corresponding seal written on it, Tinoika became excited again. Her hands trembled as she touched the writing and seal, and she murmured in a trembling voice, "Princess Yangting, Princess Yangting, it's actually Princess Yangting..."

"Cough~ Hmph~" Seeing that Tinoyka seemed a bit out of sorts, Liu Ye hesitated for a moment, then coughed as a reminder.

Fortunately, Tinoika still had some remaining rationality in her mind, and gradually came to her senses about what she needed to do. Only then did she turn her gaze to the blank space in the bamboo slip, the place where the name had already been reserved.

Seeing this scene, Tinoika had already realized Liu Ye's power.

This is someone who could get a princess of the Han Empire to sign in advance. How vast must their power and influence be? Is it really that easy to get a favor from such a powerful person?

The thought had barely crossed my mind when it was instantly dismissed.

What if we can't finish it?
Let's get the princess first. Even if it's just for a day, no, half a day, it will be worth it!

The Han Empire often said, "If one hears the Way in the morning, one can die content in the evening." Tinoika believed that he was not far behind.

Without any hesitation or agonizing, Tinoika made up her mind instantly. She looked around but couldn't find a pen. Then, realizing what was happening, she put her finger in her mouth and bit it until it bled.

"Stop, stop, stop! Don't do this!" Liu Ye, who witnessed this scene, quickly reached out and spoke to stop Tinoika.

Upon hearing Liu Ye speak, Tinoika immediately stopped, ignoring the blood flowing from her fingers.

Seeing that no blood had dripped onto the bamboo slips, Liu Ye breathed a sigh of relief. After all, this was a memorial to Liu Tong, and if it were stained with blood, its nature would be completely different.

If you make the person involved write a letter in blood, can you still say that the act was voluntary? Or, wouldn't that be going a bit too far as to suggest it was voluntary?
Liu Ye didn't want to complicate things or create unnecessary trouble for himself, since normal writing would suffice.

"Guards, bring me writing brushes, ink, and inkstones!" Liu Ye turned to look at the soldiers at the end of the corridor and spoke directly.

Upon hearing this cry, the soldiers quickly sprang into action, rushing the necessary items to Liu Ye's side.

It was precisely because of this sound that many people in the cell came to the metal bars and saw Liu Ye's location through them. Among them were many Yuezhi people who noticed Tinoyka and Liu Ye.

However, due to the special nature of the situation, no one made a sound to disturb them. Instead, they pricked up their ears, trying to hear clearly what was going on.

Of course, some cautious and careful people, after taking one look, immediately left the metal bars and hid in the innermost part of the cell to avoid hearing any information they shouldn't have heard.

He was already in the imperial prison; if he heard anything he shouldn't have, he might be executed later in the autumn.

The soldier skillfully put down his brush, ink, and inkstone, then bowed respectfully and slowly retreated to the end of the passageway.

"Use a brush!" Looking at the inkstone that had already been ground, Liu Ye dipped his brush in it and then handed it to Tinoika.

Seeing Liu Ye's attitude, Tinoika dared not be negligent. She accepted the brush with both hands and wrote her name in the blank space of the bamboo slip before respectfully returning the brush and bamboo slip.

"Wait for my message. It will take three to five days, or at most half a month, to get back to me." After putting away the bamboo slips, Liu Ye looked at Tinoyka and said, "If you leave the prison during this process, you can find me at the usual place."

"I will follow your teachings, sir, and thank you for your help!" Tinoika quickly bowed and expressed her gratitude once again.

Liu Ye nodded on the spot, then turned and left, intending to hand the bamboo slip to Liu Tong at the next meeting.

As for why it takes anywhere from three to five days to half a month, it's entirely because Liu Tong holds meetings almost every two weeks, and with the corresponding replies, the timeframe is roughly the same.

However, before submitting it, he still needed to reach a consensus within the Imperial Clan Court, organize the relevant historical materials, find the appropriate reasons, and even select an auspicious day and arrange the necessary etiquette.

As Liu Ye walked away, Tinoika gradually withdrew her gaze, then looked back at her prison cell. She had completely lost her initial composure and became somewhat anxious and uneasy.

Even though I was in the imperial prison, time passed quickly, and before I knew it, a month had gone by.

Now that I'm here, I always feel like each day is an eternity. I've lingered here for so long and thought about so many things, but why has only a little time passed?

Surrounded by Yuezhi people, Tinoika paced back and forth anxiously, eventually attracting the attention of the other Yuezhi people.

"Tinoika, what happened? This isn't like you!" Valena, seeing Tinoika like this for the first time, frowned and asked, looking at Tinoika across from him. (End of Chapter)