Traveling through the immature concubine: Charming the world

Chapter 11 The King of the Mountain is Dead

3. Way out

On this day, when Liuyu, the second prince and King Chen of Jingguo, admired my backgammon skills, the soldiers in Hongyi came back from outside with sullen faces. They were all dressed in white, like mourning clothes. He ordered the jailers to drive all the prisoners out of the dungeon, except for Liuyu and me, even the old servant and mother-in-law were put on chains and driven out.

Seeing this, I threw the chessboard away, ran to Uncle Chi Yi, raised my eyebrows and asked, "What are you doing?"

Uncle Chi Yi glanced at me with a cold face, but did not speak. Uncle Huang Yi hurriedly pulled me to his side, and said with a bitter face: "Little Demon Dragon, our king died of illness last night, so we have to deal with the king's funeral and the new king's ascension." This place needs manpower, but there are very few people in the mountains..."

"You want my mother-in-law and everyone else to be slaves?" I yelled, this king of death is dead, so why do you let prisoners be slaves.

"Have you brought the words of this king to your master?" Liu Yu glanced at me, and seemed to feel that the development of the matter was too outrageous.

"This matter will be discussed after the new king ascends the throne. We are leaving, and you two little fellows will stay here obediently." Uncle Chiyi said coldly, then counted the number of jailers and drew nearly three-quarters of them away. The jailer, it seems that this is a broken king, there are really not many people under him.

"I want to go with my mother-in-law!" I grabbed Uncle Chiyi's arm and shouted childishly. Uncle Chiyi stared at me deeply, his masculine face was much softer than usual, and he patted me on the head. Sighing, "Jiaolong, the seven of us watched you grow up, which one of us didn't treat you like our own daughter, and gave you anything you wanted except freedom, not to mention that you are too young to work, Even if you can, we will definitely not take your life as a joke."

"Isn't it just being a slave? How could there be life in danger?" What about the mother-in-law and the others?

(End of this chapter)