Tyrant, your vest fell off

Chapter 232 – Sky Burial

Qin Yin hugged Li Qingmei's body and walked against the wind, while Sikong Que followed closely behind him at the shot.

He didn't care about Si Kong Que's remorseful expression, she was already dead, his repentance could only bring him peace of mind, but it was meaningless to the deceased.

Daming Mountain, the junction of Cangyun City and Shouchun City.

At this time, Qin Yin finally stopped, and he found an empty place with beautiful scenery on the top of Daming Mountain.

Then he ordered people to place the prepared coffin on top, and then gently put the already cold body into the coffin.

She said she wanted a sky burial, and he would never go against any of her wishes, let alone her last wish.

Bending down to brush the broken hair on her forehead for her, he couldn't help kissing her cold lips.

Immediately, he reluctantly left her lips.

"When the sky burial is held, there must be no living people within one mile of the surrounding area, otherwise they will collide with the envoys sent by the heavens. Give me an order to retreat to a distance of one mile to form a blockade!"

"You! Get out! Don't dirty her path of reincarnation!"

Qin Yin raised his foot and kicked away Sikong Que who was kneeling on the ground and refused to leave.

Seeing that he was still unwilling to leave, he angrily lifted Sikong Que's collar and flew away.

They were waiting on the mountainside for the envoys of the gods, the vultures, to come and eat Li Qingmei's body.

He prayed silently, hoping that those vultures would come quickly and eat up Li Qingmei's corpse.

Because in the tradition of sky burial, if the soul of the deceased is pure, the mortal body will be devoured by vultures, and then the soul will return to the sky and obtain eternal life.

And if the vultures didn't come, or didn't eat the body of the deceased, it meant that the soul of the deceased was unclean, so the god sent down punishment, imprisoning the evil spirit of the deceased in the carrion body forever.

The soul of the deceased will not be peaceful, and will never enter reincarnation.

They waited from noon to dusk, but they still didn't see the vultures. Qin Yin wandered back and forth anxiously, and began to secretly plan to order his subordinates to catch a few vultures.

He was about to take action when suddenly more than a dozen dark shadows flashed over his head, he could not forget, there must be an echo, those vultures finally came.

He prayed that those vultures would bring her soul into the sky, and he was heartbroken that her body would be unrecognizable, and fell into the torment of ice and fire for a while.

Seeing Sikong Que who was kneeling on the ground with the same struggling and tossing expression, the anger he had suppressed at the beginning was ignited again.

"Come on! Bring that child up!"

"Whoa whoa whoa whoa..."

The child also seemed to have a sense that his mother was about to disappear completely, and he cried miserably today.

Qin Yin didn't pay too much attention to that child, because he looked at that child as if he was looking at the smaller Sikong Que. He was afraid that he would strangle the child to death without noticing it for a while!

"This is the debt you owe! It is also the last tie she left you in this world! Take it!"

Without the slightest bit of nostalgia, he threw the crying baby in the direction of Sikong Que.

Sikong Que dodged and took the child firmly in his arms.

Perhaps it was due to the nature of father and son, when the child fell into Sikong Que's arms, he slowly stopped crying.

"Hmph, it's really exactly the same as you, even the same ruthless temperament!"

Sikong Que hugged the child tightly in his arms.This is the crime and punishment she left him.

"Thank you! I won't die, death is relief, and life is punishment!"

In the second year of Yunlie, May 26.

The emperor ordered Yu Nei, the Wen Cheng family who abolished Yunlie, and issued an edict on the same day to dismiss the concubines from the harem.

In the second year of Yunlie, May 27.

The emperor made Sikong Nianqing, the eldest son of the emperor who was born in the Li family, as the crown prince. On the same day, he announced that Yunei would welcome the new queen on the first day of June.

As soon as the edict came out, there was an uproar in the court and the public, and the majesty dismissed the harem but re-established the empress, and the new empress was still pending, and no one knew the identity of the new empress.

(End of this chapter)