A red apricot is about to cheat on you

When Yi Duoer heard about the Treasure Pavilion, her eyes lit up instantly. Curiosity and interest grew like vines.

He thought to himself: the priceless rare treasures, and the person who knew the contents of the defense map of Dongli Kingdom.

This is undoubtedly a sword of Damocles hanging over the head of the Dongli Kingdom.

Yi Duoer was extremely conflicted, thinking to herself, it is impossible for Yuan Meng not to tell the Dongli Kingdom about such a major secret.

There was only one reason. If the Dongli Kingdom knew about this, they might choose to find an opportunity to kill him. This made Yi Duoer look at Yuan Meng more. What a loyal servant!

But looking at the actions of the Tiger Ju Tribe, it's clear to everyone. They not only want to start a dynasty, but also want to dominate the world!

Duo'er couldn't help but feel contempt for Hu Ju. That contempt was like cold frost, condensed in the depths of her eyes.

"In that case, do you have other helpers? What do you need me to do?" Yi Duo'er opened her red lips slightly, her voice like a clear mountain spring, but with a hint of coldness.

"After we rescue our master, someone will pick us up in Dingchuan. Then you can escape with us." Although Yuan Meng said this, she did not completely trust her in her heart.

On the other side of the tent, Chu Junye stood like a towering statue, his eyes like torches, fixed on the sand map. His expression was pensive.

At this moment, a soldier came rushing over like the wind and reported:

"Your Highness, General Han requests to see you!" Chu Junye's commanding hand seemed to be under a spell of immobilization. He paused slightly, and a trace of imperceptible surprise flashed in his eyes.

Then he took a deep breath and said in a deep voice, "Let him in."

In a flash, Han Bai, wearing shining armor, strode into the tent with powerful and firm steps.

He stood tall and straight, bowed respectfully to Chu Junye, and then said directly: "I am here to assist the prince by the order of the master. The master has a secret letter for the prince. After the prince reads it, he will know how to act, and the enemy will surrender voluntarily."

These words gently brushed Chu Junye's heart, causing him to feel a special warmth and touch.

He knew very well that although the emperor's uncle did not come, it was to save his face. He also knew that Tuoba Hong was no ordinary person, and was giving him advice in secret!

Han Bo handed the letter to Chu Junye. He took it and gently unfolded it. There were only two lines of words written on the letter: Seal! Retreat! Change the target! Quick victory!

Although it was just a number, it was as resounding as a huge bell, awakening the deaf and dumb. Chu Junye saw through the mystery between the lines and immediately understood the profound meaning.

If we rashly lead our troops to attack the Huju Tribe, it would be too risky, like going alone into a tiger's den. If the enemy attacks us from both sides, we will be doomed and the consequences will be disastrous.

Han Bo saw the doubt on his face and knew what he was worried about. He quickly reminded him, "Your Highness, don't worry. The master has already made a backup plan. You just need to follow his orders."

Upon hearing this, Chu Junye held the letter tightly in his palm, with such force that it seemed as if he was embedding the paper into his palm, as if he was holding on to the hope of winning.

Then, like a king reigning over the world, he whispered a few words to the soldiers below, his brows furrowed, his eyes as cold as a knife, revealing a chilling sharpness.

At this moment, General Xiao's gaze fell on Han Bai again like a bird returning to its nest, and he asked with a puzzled look in his eyes:

"Han Bai, how could the Regent return to the capital so soon? Didn't he just leave a few days ago?" As soon as these words were spoken, everyone looked sideways.

Han Bo was even more confused, his face full of bewilderment. He couldn't help but ask, "Why do you say that, General Xiao?"

Seeing him like this, General Xiao became increasingly confused, so he continued, "Hasn't the Prince Regent been at the border the entire time? He even visited Zhaotong a while ago. And didn't the Third Prince leave a few days ago?"

Han Bo responded immediately, saying that his master had never set foot on the border recently, his voice as firm as a rock.

General Xiao suddenly felt something was wrong, a chill running from his feet to his heart. Could it be that the person he met that day was an imposter?

Thinking of this, he subconsciously raised his hand and patted his mouth, secretly regretting asking this question.

Although that person did not deceive himself and Jiangzhou had indeed fallen, it was a serious crime for him to mobilize troops at will.

When Chu Junye heard this, his voice and expression suddenly became stern, as if the god of thunder was angry:

"How dare you, General Xiao! I haven't even asked you why you suddenly mobilized troops to aid Jiangzhou without reporting to the capital. What's going on?" His voice trembled slightly.

Upon hearing this, General Xiao fell to his knees with a plop and quickly recounted the whole story in detail. Seeing that he acted so rashly and easily trusted others without distinguishing the truth from the false, Chu Junye was angry and wanted to punish him.

General Xiao begged desperately, saying that the man had the token in his hand, so he believed him.

Chu Junye was slightly startled. A token? Han Bo was also surprised. The master's token had already been given to Yi Duo'er. How could it have fallen into the hands of an imposter?

Chu Junye knew that Yi Duoer had often shown off Chu Jingchen's token in front of him in order to deliberately anger him. That scene seemed to be replayed yesterday.

He and Han Bo exchanged a glance, as if they had a telepathic connection, and quickly asked, "Was there a woman following the person pretending to be him?"

General Xiao shook his head quickly, saying no with a firm voice like a rattle, and then added:

"There were only a few men with him at the time. Thinking about it now, it's strange. They didn't look like soldiers, but more like fishermen. They came from Jiangzhou."

Hearing this, Chu Junye and Han Bai seemed to see a ray of light in the darkness, and were convinced that Yi Duoer was in Jiangzhou.

Chu Junye's face instantly flashed with excitement, and his heart was even more excited. No wonder they couldn't find her, it turned out that she had been in Jiangzhou the whole time.

When the war broke out, she must have been isolated and helpless, pitiful. Thinking of this, Chu Junye felt a bitter feeling in his heart, and secretly vowed: Duo'er, don't be afraid, I'm here to save you.

Tiger Tribe,

Yi Duoer bribed the person who delivered food to the prison and was able to join the food delivery team.

At noon, the sun was shining brightly on the earth. Yi Duoer, carrying a lunch bucket, slowly followed the food delivery team and arrived at Daguli.

The prison cells here seemed like an abyss shrouded in darkness, dark and damp, filled with a foul smell, and rats were rampant on the ground, running around freely.

Yi Duoer endured the pungent smell and sighed softly, secretly regretting that she should not have saved Yuan Meng. She saved an ungrateful person, and now she was threatened by her.

After everyone delivered food to the prisoners one by one, their eyes all turned to the mysterious cell in front of them.

Everyone was terrified, as if they had seen a ghost, and dared not take another step forward. Even the jailer was the same, and they all stopped in their tracks.

The people who were delivering food with Yi Duoer saw that she was new, so they all gestured to her to deliver food to Wei Yan.

The reason why everyone was so afraid was that Wei Yan would suddenly go crazy, acting like a madman, as if possessed by a demon.

When Yi Duoer learned that it was Wei Yan who was imprisoned here, she felt uneasy, but without any hesitation, she walked straight forward with food in her hand.

This was a rare opportunity. When she slowly walked to the front of the prison, her heart beat faster and a feeling of uneasiness surged over her head.

Looking at the man in the cell, he had disheveled hair and a haggard face, resembling a ghost. Yi Duoer said cautiously, "Hey... time for dinner!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Wei Yan suddenly went crazy like an enraged trapped beast, and rushed forward like a whirlwind to grab the railing.

The huge contrast frightened Yi Duoer so much that she fell to the ground, as if her soul had been sucked out.

When she recovered a little, she looked at Wei Yan's face clearly. He was as pale as paper, without a trace of blood. It was obvious that he had been tortured beyond recognition. Yi Duoer calmed herself down, slowly stood up, and handed the food over cautiously. She lowered her voice and said,

"I've met Yuan Meng, and I'm here to save you."

When Wei Yan heard this, his pupils suddenly dilated and his eyes were full of disbelief, as if he had heard a fairy tale.

However, looking at Yi Duo'er's resolute expression and clear and bright eyes, he knew at a glance that she was a girl with no bad intentions. He inexplicably felt a sense of trust in her.

So he slowly said, "Tell her not to waste her energy. I've been poisoned and will kill people uncontrollably. Little girl, tell her to go back quickly."

Yi Duoer was slightly startled. It turned out that he had been poisoned. No wonder he suddenly went crazy. So she hurriedly said:

"General, don't worry, I will try to rescue you and find a way to remove the poison. Please be patient for the time being." After saying that, Yi Duoer picked up the rice bucket and turned to leave.

Wei Yan looked at her back with hesitation in his eyes!

Yi Duoer lied to her, just to give him a glimmer of hope. She wanted to rescue him from the cage first. In this way, with the help of Yuan Meng's manpower in Dingchuan, she could rescue all the slaves together.