This palace is from modern day 2

Chapter 192 Meeting King Kacha

Hold on!The name of this word means to wait for a while, but this one, for me, is really fucking long.

I looked up at the sun in the sky, squinted my eyes, and then looked sideways at Xiaohe.

Xiaohe was quite forbearing, but this time, he didn't want to bear it anymore, "Sister, let's go."

I nodded.
There is really no need to wait for King Kacha here anymore, go to his King Kacha.

We also have personalities, but we just turned around and before we took a step, we saw the court lady who said to wait a while and then disappeared without a trace suddenly appeared and called us, "Miss Yanran, the king invites you in."

I frowned, you guys?
Xiaohe pressed my hand, turned to look at the maid, "I'm sorry, we are hungry, I'm afraid we don't have the strength to walk into the hall."

I opened my eyes wide in surprise, it was the first time I saw Xiaohe show her personality so flamboyantly.

The palace maid probably didn't expect Xiaohe's attitude, she was taken aback for a moment, and then said slowly, "Then...how about asking someone to carry you two in?"

Oops……

This joke is not funny, I glanced at Xiaohe, "Let's go in."

People still have to bow their heads under the eaves, not to mention that King Kacha is about to be the father-in-law in my play, isn't he?
The palace maid led us in, walked through a small door, and saw King Kacha at the desk.

A black line protruded from my forehead. My impression of him until now is still that of an old man.

He was a little fat, his eyes were narrowed into lines, and he looked at me.

Looks like you want to salute?
"The daughter of the people pays her respects to King Kacha." After saying that, I slightly bowed my knees, performing the courtesy of Nangong Kingdom.

It's really because I don't understand the etiquette of the Kacha tribe.

King Kacha did not embarrass me, on the contrary, when he heard my salute, he just said kindly, "Excuse me, give me a seat."

It was very quiet, Xiaohe was standing next to me, probably in the eyes of King Kacha, a servant or something is not qualified to be given a seat by him.

(End of this chapter)