Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 612: Kidnapped Jiang Wei
Huo Chuquan's questioning made Ke Bineng and Lou Ban a little embarrassed to respond for a while.

Huochuquan ignored the two of them and took two steps forward, staring straight at Jiang Wei and asked coldly, "Are you the messenger from Yanmen Pass?"

After saying that, seeing Jiang Wei nod slightly, he gave an order: "Good boy! How dare you come and confuse the people with your lies!"

"Someone come and get it for me!"

After saying this, several Hun warriors rushed up and tried to capture the man.

Jiang Wei seemed to have expected this and there was no fear on his face.

On the contrary, Ke Bineng and Lou Ban next to them seemed a little nervous at this moment.

Huochuquan glanced at them coldly, looking at their expressions, and said coldly: "They are so tense, is there something to discuss that I cannot be asked to participate in?"

The two men dared not say a word and had to follow Hu Chuquan.

...

Huchuquan Chanyu, wearing a wolfskin cloak, walked into the tent with steady steps, followed by the young Jiang Wei who was under guard.

The flickering firelight in the tent illuminated the faces of the Xiongnu warriors. Their eyes were like torches, and their faces were covered with scars, making them look hideous and terrifying.

The air was filled with a strong smell of alcohol and sweat, as if even the breath carried murderous intent.

Lou Ban and Ke Bineng stood aside, their faces pale and their hands trembling slightly, obviously frightened by the solemn atmosphere.

Their eyes were wandering, and they dared not look at the Hun warriors, as if they were afraid that one careless mistake would bring disaster upon themselves.

Jiang Wei saw this and immediately realized that the Wuhuan and Xianbei still had a huge gap with the Xiongnu.

Otherwise... I wouldn't be so scared.

Turning around again, he saw Sima Yi and Yu Jin standing on the other side, with stern expressions and icy eyes.

Sima Yi put his hands behind his back, the corners of his mouth slightly raised with a hint of barely perceptible sarcasm.

Yu Jin gripped the hilt of the sword tightly. Although he said nothing, his eyes revealed a deeply complex expression.

The two seemed to be standing by and watching everything in front of them coldly, as if this scene was just an idle move on their chessboard.

But Jiang Wei still looked at Yu Jin twice more...

It wasn't until he frowned slightly that she gave up.

...

"Tell me! How do you intend to deceive the people by telling lies?"

Everyone went in, and Hu Chuquan came up and asked a question.

Jiang Wei's expression remained unchanged, and he only said, "I have come here to ask the Chanyu to withdraw his troops on behalf of the general."

Inside the big tent, the firelight reflected on Jiang Wei's resolute face.

He stood up straight, his eyes as sharp as torches, and stared directly at Huchuquan Chanyu without any fear.

Huochuquan sat on a throne made of wolf skin, his brows furrowed, a hint of impatience and anger flashing in his eyes.

He spoke coldly, his voice piercing like a chill wind: "Jiang Wei, you came here alone, do you think that you can make the Xiongnu retreat with just a few words? You are too naive!"

Jiang Wei's expression remained unchanged. He saluted with his hands, and said in a steady and firm tone: "Chanyu, Jiang Wei came here not to show off his power of words, but for the sake of the people of the world."

"The Xiongnu and the Central Plains could have lived in peace. Why should we cause more suffering for the sake of a temporary advantage? If the Chanyu is willing to withdraw his troops, the Han Dynasty is willing to treat him with courtesy and make an alliance with him."

Hearing this, Huochuquan's face became even gloomier, and he slammed the wine glass in his hand heavily on the table, splashing the wine everywhere. He sneered, "What a sharp-tongued Jiang Boyao! Do you think you can make me withdraw my troops with just these few words? You are just dreaming!"

Upon hearing this, the Hun warriors in the tent gripped their swords tightly and stared at Jiang Wei fiercely, as if they were ready to tear him to pieces at any time.

Lou Ban and Ke Bineng stood aside, looking pale and not daring to speak, fearing to be involved in the dispute. At this moment, Sima Yi walked out slowly with a meaningful smile on his face.

He bowed slightly, his tone gentle but sharp: "Why is the Chanyu angry? Since General Jiang is here, why don't you stay for a while and have a good discussion. After all, he is a pillar of the Han Dynasty. If I can use him, wouldn't it be great?"

When Huchuquan heard this, a hint of viciousness flashed in his eyes, and then he laughed loudly: "Mr. Sima is right! Come, capture Jiang Wei and treat him well!"

Jiang Wei frowned and was about to retort, but he saw several Xiongnu warriors surrounding him with swords flashing in their hands.

His heart sank, knowing that it would be difficult to escape today, but he still stood up straight and said coldly: "Shan Yu, aren't you afraid of being ridiculed by the world for acting like this?"

Huochequan didn't care. He waved his hand and signaled to take Jiang Wei away.

Sima Yi stood aside, a hint of ruthlessness flashed in his eyes, and whispered to Jin: "Xing Daorong sent this man to shake the morale of the army, so I will keep him!"

Yu Jin nodded slightly, glanced at Jiang Wei's back with complicated eyes, and whispered: "Zhongda is indeed smart."

Jiang Wei was led out of the big tent. The firelight inside the tent gradually dimmed, leaving only Huochequan's sneer and Sima Yi's whispered conspiracies.

...

Deep inside the Hun camp, in a simple tent, Jiang Wei sat cross-legged with a look as calm as water.

The cold wind was howling outside the tent, but inside the tent there was only a single flickering lamp, reflecting his resolute face.

He had been imprisoned here for several days, but he had never shown a trace of anxiety or fear, as if this cage was just a temporary shelter.

Suddenly, the curtain was lifted, a gust of cold wind blew in, and Sima Yi walked in slowly with a faint smile on his face.

He was wearing a thick fox fur coat and holding a scroll in his hand, looking calm and composed.

Jiang Wei looked up with a calm gaze, as if he had already expected his arrival.

"General Jiang, have you been well these days?" Sima Yi smiled slightly, his tone gentle, as if he was greeting an old friend.

Jiang Wei smiled calmly and said, "Thank you Mr. Sima for your concern. Jiang Wei is doing well. Although the Xiongnu camp is simple, it is quiet, which is just right for me to think quietly."

Sima Yi nodded, a hint of approval flashed in his eyes, then he sat opposite Jiang Wei, put the scroll in his hand on the table, and said slowly: "Young General Jiang is indeed extraordinary, and he is indeed valued by Xing Daorong. He can remain calm even in difficult situations, which is admirable."

"But... I came here today because I have a few words to discuss with the general."

Jiang Wei's expression remained unchanged, and he said calmly, "Mr. Sima, feel free to speak up. Jiang Wei is all ears."

Sima Yi leaned forward slightly, his eyes deep, and whispered: "General Jiang, you came here this time, I wonder how many tricks you got?"

Jiang Wei laughed: "What a brilliant plan! I am just an envoy here. Mr. Sima thinks highly of me!"

When Sima Yi saw Jiang Wei's firm attitude, a hint of coldness flashed in his eyes, but he quickly returned to normal.

He slowly stood up, patted his sleeves, and said with a smile: "In that case, I will not disturb the general's meditation. However, if the general needs anything, just let me know, and I will do my best to meet it."

Jiang Wei bowed and said, "Thank you, Mr. Sima. Jiang Wei, please do as you please. Don't worry about it."

Sima Yi looked at Jiang Wei deeply, then turned and left.

The tent curtain fell, the cold wind was once again blocked out, and silence returned to the tent.

Jiang Wei closed his eyes, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, as if he really didn't care about his current situation at all.

Or rather... he is still waiting for someone else.

And soon, just after Sima Yi left, he heard heavy footsteps again.

When the curtain opened, it was Yu Jin who came!

(End of this chapter)