Tyrant, calm down

Chapter 664: The East and the West (7)

"Everyone, Xuanyuan's army has entered the country, and it is only a hundred miles away from here." Shentu Lie looked at the people in the tent, speaking slowly and clearly, with his own strength.

"Xuanyuan mirror is a wolf with ambition. This time I send troops, it is bound to occupy my territory and destroy my dynasty. Although my northern border is not as powerful as Xuanyuan, I am definitely not a person who will be bullied by others. I will definitely fight back."

Speaking of which, Shen Tulie's eyes fell on a burly and sturdy man in the tent, "General Wuerda, you gather [-] cavalry and [-] infantry, and set off early tomorrow morning to set up an ambush at Guanlongpo."

"Here! The last general takes orders!" The burly and strong man clasped his hands and clasped his fists, his voice was thick.

"General Timuqi, you lead two hundred axemen, hide in the trench opposite Guan Longpo, and wait for the opportunity to move."

"Here! The last general takes orders!"

"Temur, you and Azig led [-] cavalry and [-] infantry to meet the enemy head-on."

Both of them answered together: "Here! My minister takes orders!"

The wind and snow on the prairie gradually decreased.

When the sky is slightly bright, stop completely.

Not long after, a round of red sun rose from the sky, covering the entire grassland in golden light.

Shen Tuchi came out of the tent, saw the sun in the sky, immediately raised his smiling face, and said in a childlike voice: "The weather is fine today, it seems to be a good omen, let's go, go see Father."

When the spies came to deliver the news last night, Shen Tuchi was in his tent and heard the spies' screams clearly. He naturally knew about Xuanyuan's army pressing down on the border. He also knew that just last night, his father and king Everything has been deployed.

Shen Tuchi was short and short-legged, but walked very fast, and the maid who followed him had to trot to keep up with his pace.

Arriving in the main tent, Shen Tuchi trotted into Shen Tulie's arms, and quickly climbed onto his knees.

"Father, the sun is rising outside. It's a fine weather."

Shen Tulie stretched out his arms to wrap his arms around him, so as to prevent his twitching little body from slipping down.

Looking up at the door, and seeing the light and shadow projected under the curtain, Shentu Lie's thin lips parted slightly: "Well, it hasn't been sunny for a long time."

"It is said that the red sun in the sky after the rain and snow is a good omen. The generals will definitely win a big victory this time, and drive Xuanyuan and those little bastards back to their lairs."

Shen Tulie lowered his head and frowned slightly, "Who taught you this?"

Shen Tuchi was clever, so he naturally knew what his father was referring to, so he bent his lips and smiled.

"Little bastard? Of course I heard what the generals said."

"Don't learn these curse words in the future." Shen Tulie said with a serious expression.

"Is it okay to scold bad people?" Shen Tuchi blinked and asked.

"It is not necessary for a ruler to utter witty words, but he must never curse others." Shen Tulie taught patiently.

"You will inherit your father's throne in the future, and you will be the king of the northern border. Everything you say and do should be in line with your status as a king."

"Oh, okay." Shentu Chi pursed his lips, "Then I won't swear in the future."

"Well, that makes sense."

"Father." Shen Tuchi suddenly leaned forward and grabbed Shen Tulie's shoulders, twisting his little braid hanging down his shoulders with his fingers, with a slightly aggrieved expression on his face.

"Chi'er has finished reading all the storybooks Sister Shen sent to Chi'er, so let's write to Sister Shen and send them over, shall we?"

Shen Tulie's eyes moved slightly, "Have you finished reading it all? So soon?"

"Well, Chi'er has read it three times, and I can almost memorize it."

Shen Tuchi carefully looked at his father's expression, and tentatively said: "Father, can you...can you let sister Shen come to the north to see me?"

"I wrote a letter last night, telling Sister Shen that I was lonely and missed her so much, and asked her to come to see me. But I thought, if I let her come alone, she may not come. Let her come, and she might come."

(End of this chapter)