The princess is so powerful that the fish pond is full of people

The corners of Shentu Jue's tightly pursed lips twitched, and his eyes looking at Liang Chongyue, the crazy woman, were as dark as an angry lion.

Liang Chongyue, sitting on a solid wooden chair beside him, met his gaze and looked back at him without fear.

He didn't take Shentu Jue's appearance to heart at all:

"You, a prisoner, dare to be so arrogant? Do you really think that you don't care about the lives of these people and that this princess can't do anything to you?"

Liang Chongyue's gaze swept across this specially built cell. It was more of an interrogation room than a cell.

Liang Chongyue's eyes fell on the crossbow hanging on the wall. It was made based on the blueprints she bought in the mall.

It is more powerful than the batch of bows and crossbows she gave to her scumbag father a few years ago, but it has been hanging in this dark prison without seeing the sun, and she has not had the chance to show it to others.

Liang Chongyue stood up and took the exquisite crossbow. When it was built, she had specially asked someone to inlay jade into it according to her preferences.

Even in a dark cell illuminated only by night-shining pearls, anyone with a discerning eye could tell that what was before them was not ordinary.

Liang Chongyue said nothing more. After placing the crossbow, he placed it on his arm, slowly raised it, and aimed it at the person in the cell. A playful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth:

"The men who have followed you through thick and thin are dying before you one by one. I'm really curious how many I have to kill before you can speak."

As soon as Liang Chongyue finished speaking, there was a commotion in the prison cell. The princess of Da Xia was really cruel. Although they followed the king here with the determination to die, there was a difference between dying bravely on the battlefield and being tortured to death in this hell-like place.

If the former died, they would be heroes of Langwa, and their families would receive a large sum of money as compensation. If they died here, no one would know about it until their bodies rotted away.

Seeing that their morale had been broken, Liang Chongyue's men showed no mercy and killed those with the most ferocious eyes with one arrow each in order.

Only a few who still had some courage were left, holding their heads high and closing their eyes, ready to die, and a group of people whose faces were covered in blood, scared out of their wits.

"Since you're unwilling to speak, then I'll leave the opportunity to those who are willing. If anyone can say something useful that I don't know, I might consider letting you go."

It just so happened that all the crossbow arrows in the crossbow in his hand had been used up. Liang Chongyue took off the crossbow from his arm, shook his sore arm, and after a while took out another bag of crossbow arrows. In front of this group of people, he dipped some poison on them.

Afraid that some people would not believe him, Liang Chongyue took the man by surprise. Before the crossbow was even assembled, Liang Chongyue raised the crossbow and shot an arrow at the man closest to Shentu Jue.

The crossbow arrow went straight through the middle of the man's forehead. The moment the crossbow arrow broke through the wall, the man fell to the ground.

The black arrow hole on his forehead spread to both sides at an extremely fast speed. In less than a quarter of an hour, the man turned into a pool of corpse water.

Liang Chongyue shook the corpse-dissolving water after adding water and used it up. It was the first time he used it diluted, and it seemed to be quite effective. He would save some money next time and dilute it if he was not in a hurry.

"I said, I am willing to tell you, but you, a woman, must keep your promise and let me go."

Liang Chongyue raised her eyes and carefully observed the man who raised his hand and said in clumsy Xia language what he wanted to say. The next second, both his hand and his body were pressed down by the men around him.

She pressed the man down like a pyramid, not giving him a chance to breathe.

Liang Chongyue's hands kept moving, and the crossbow arrows were not yet fully assembled. While he was assembling the crossbow arrows, he could hear the men's angry chattering.

After that, if there were any men who wanted to exchange the information for their lives, Shen Tu Jue would grab their necks without waiting for those loyal and proud men to take action, and strangle them to death in just a few breaths.

Until she had loaded the crossbow, Liang Chongyue also bought some pills from the mall that could make people tell the truth when taken.

I didn't want to waste my luck on Shentu Jue, but seeing that he was so stubborn, I was afraid that even if everyone in the cell was dead, he wouldn't say another word.

Her patience had just run out, so instead of wasting time with him, she might as well take some medicine.

Liang Chongyue sorted out the crossbow and arrows. Shentu Jue had already killed many of the guards who followed him all the way with his own hands, leaving only a few loyal ones to guard him by his side, hoping to protect him for a while longer with their bodies.

Liang Chongyue picked up the teapot beside him, poured a cup of tea, and threw the truth pill bought from the mall directly into it.

As soon as the pills came into contact with hot water, they melted immediately and quickly dissolved into the water.

Liang Chongyue did these things without hiding them from others. Shen Tu Jue and the guards beside him were facing her and saw everything she did just now. The guards beside Shen Tu Jue protected him even tighter.

"Tsk tsk tsk, how heartfelt! Then this princess will take the trouble to send you off. On the road to the underworld, one more person means more companionship."

After saying that, Liang Chongyue raised his hand and raised his crossbow, and shot the big guy who was blocking Shentu Jue in front of him with one arrow. Their weapons had been confiscated, and the corpses lying around them had been dissolved in the corpse-dissolving water.

There was no usable cover at all. Liang Chongyue's eyes were filled with coldness. When he looked at the group of men in front of him, it was as if he was looking at a group of dead people.

The crossbows in their hands shot out, and the men in the cell did not even try to dodge. They risked their last breath to protect Shen Tu Jue behind them.

When the last guard fell, Liang Chongyue snorted coldly, his face full of disdain for Shentu Jue:

"Let me guess, your position as the new king of Langwa wasn't won by your guards who risked their lives for you, right, little quail?"

Not to mention the king, he doesn't even have the backbone a man should have. Liang Chongyue hesitated again and again, looked at the teacup beside him, and finally put down the crossbow in his hand.

Liang Chongyue brainwashed herself over and over again, thinking that this waste was still useful. If she killed him now, all her efforts would be in vain, and all her efforts for the whole night would be wasted.

Liang Chongyue picked up the teacup beside him and pondered how much to take when the man who had just been cowering behind his guard like a coward suddenly spoke:

"If I reveal the news about Daqian to you, will you let us go?"

There was a hint of arrogance in the sinister voice.

Liang Chongyue sneered as if he had heard a huge joke. If he had said this earlier when the group of guards were still alive, those guards would not have lived much longer, but at least their death would not have been so painful.

Liang Chongyue raised his head, his gaze lingering on Shentu Jue for a moment, then turned to look at the dead man tied to the rack with iron chains. His blood was almost drained, his face was pale, and his eyes had become dull.

It turned out that this was his choice. It was not that he was unwilling to admit defeat, but he did not want to admit defeat in front of his subordinates. If he wanted to save face, he had to wait until all his subordinates were dead to ensure that after he returned alive, no one would know about the humiliation he suffered today.