The imperial concubine was spoiled by the prince again

Chapter 878

The prince brought tens of thousands of people, why did they disappear without a sound?
"Is it captured by you?"

Xiao Yunzhi sneered: "Do we look like we have been taken advantage of?"

"You treacherous and unscrupulous, are you qualified to be prisoners?"

The barbarian was taken aback: He is not a prisoner, then...

"Impossible, the fourth prince brought so many people, how could you..."

Before he could finish speaking, he was suddenly stuffed with a rag, and his hands were tied behind his back.

Xiao Yunzhi nodded at Yeji: "Let him clear the way."

He stared closely at the barbarian's expression as he spoke.

The barbarian seemed to be very cooperative, and the road he led seemed to be unimpeded, but Xiao Yunzhi raised his lips behind him.

When everyone finally reached an open area through the valley, Xiao Yunzhi gave Yingge a compliment.

The latter calmly led the members of Gusu Pavilion, who also wore masks and did not speak, to the outermost edge of the crowd.

The barbarian who was walking ahead had frenzy in his eyes: Let me lead the way?

Wait!I will take you to the Palace of the King of Hell immediately!

Because his mouth was blocked, he couldn't speak, so he just walked forward.

After passing the snow-capped mountains, they encountered an open flat land.

This time, the road they walked did not fork, but the roadside was covered with unknown plants.

Although withered and yellow, the plants are tall and densely packed.

Xiao Yunzhi said casually: "This is a good place for Tibetans."

The barbarian who led the way froze, and after only a moment, he re-entered the boring business of leading the way.

But after walking a few steps, the rope tied to his hand was tense. He turned his head and saw Huo Jinhe looking at him with folded arms.

"Are all your barbarians' heads so simple?"

"This kind of road has traps at first glance, do you think we will follow you unsuspecting?"

The barbarian felt that he was being stubborn.

It was only when Huo Jinhe realized that there was a fraud.

His whole body tensed up, and he suddenly broke the rope that bound him, and quickly took out the rag stuffed in his mouth and stepped back: "You guys found out too late!"

"Come on brothers! Kill them!"

He uttered the last sentence in barbarian tongue.

He originally thought that Huo Jinhe and the prince were not in a hurry because they didn't understand, so he repeated it again in Daxia dialect.

As a result, Xiao Yunzhi laughed directly: "Shall I thank you for the translation?"

A large number of barbarians rushed out from their hiding places, shouting and killing loudly.

Xiao Yunzhi smiled and began to pierce his heart: "Fortunately, there are no snow mountains here, otherwise you will have to bury yourself again."

The barbarian who led the way had a distorted expression: "It's useless to be stubborn, just wait to die!"

Xiao Yunzhi raised his hand and said to Yingge: "Leihuoying, get ready!"

After the barbarian found out that the prince had said these words, the atmosphere among the soldiers in Daxia changed instantly——

If these skinny chicken cubs looked a little nervous when they heard themselves calling their brothers to come out, now there is only excitement on their faces.

Excited about what?
Is it possible that fighting with them is still an exciting thing?

They have been in ambush for so long, and even deliberately released bait to die, so as to test the direction where the Daxia people appeared. Should they at least be afraid?
No, a group of old men, even if they are afraid, why cover their ears?

Mother or not?
With a "bang", as everyone in the Gusu Pavilion threw out the objects in their hands, the barbarian who had been lying in wait for a long time was blown into stumps and broken bones in disbelief.

Even those who were far away and not affected so much were cut down by the Daxia soldiers who followed in amazement.

Xiao Yunzhi had come to the side of the person who just led the way at some point, he was smiling, but his eyes were full of sadness.

(End of this chapter)