The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1134

Upon hearing this, Picasso immediately recalled being beaten up outside the restaurant earlier.

He instantly understood and questioned Bisso.

"So it was you who hired people to beat me up? Humph! Bisso, you're absolutely despicable. I treated you like a brother, but I never imagined you'd been wanting to kill me all along."

Enraged, Picasso drew the sword from the body of one of his guards and wounded Picasso with it.

Seeing that things were not going well, Bisso pretended to be dead.

When Picasso saw that he had stabbed Pisso and that Pisso had fallen to the ground, he was terrified. He took several steps back and then turned and ran.

They have completely forgotten that this is their own territory.

He actually believed that he had killed Bisso.

If he really did kill Bisso, then he cannot escape responsibility.

Just after he escaped, Bisuo stood up from the ground and was helped to a chair by his men. He then sent someone to summon the imperial physician.

Picasso was unwilling to stay with Picasso any longer and had someone send him back to his residence.

After returning home, Bisso had someone announce that he was seriously injured and remained unconscious.

"Piccas, I'd like to see where you can run to? Aren't you very good at talking? You can always turn black into white and make the truth out of black. Let's see how you perform in front of Father this time?"

Bisso believed this was a good opportunity for him, and that he should pretend to be dead.

This would be able to deceive Picasso very well.

Upon learning that Bisso was seriously injured, Charlie rushed back from outside.

When he saw that Bisso only had minor superficial injuries, he finally understood why Bisso had claimed to be seriously injured and not recovering.

It seems that all of this was just to deal with Picasso.

Bisso told Charlie his plan directly.

"This time, I'm going to teach Biga a lesson. How dare he spread all the things I've done over the past few years? Now I won't even dare to show my face when I go out. He must be so smug!"

"This time, we must teach him a good lesson and let him know that I, the prince, am not someone to be trifled with."

Charlie added fuel to the fire.

"I never imagined that it was the Second Prince who leaked this information. I always thought it was someone from the brothel who told the story! But how did the Second Prince find out about this?"

Bisso snorted coldly!

“It must be that guy who has been sending people to follow me. Tomorrow, have someone clean up all the people in the manor. I suspect that Picasso has planted someone in my manor.”

“I must not let Picasso know that I was only slightly injured, and I must not make it public to say that I am seriously injured and have not recovered.”

Charlie nodded.

"The Second Prince must be terrified. He probably won't even dare to go back to his own princely residence. How could he treat you like that? You must teach him a lesson this time."

"However, because of this matter, His Majesty may be greatly disappointed in you again, and the Second Prince will definitely speak ill of you in front of the King."

"We could have attacked the Tang Dynasty, but now we've even surrendered our military power! Alas!"

Bisso snorted coldly!

"So what if I handed over my military power? It was just the military power my father gave me. Even if I used my own military power, I might not be able to defeat Li Zhi."

Charlie was stunned for a moment when he heard what Bisso said.

Bisso bluntly stated, "I have my own soldiers outside. If Bisso really wants to do something, I will not let him off easily."

Charlie nodded and said with a forced smile, "That's right! We must let the Second Prince know, know, what it means to respect seniority."

When Bisso heard Charlie say this, he became even angrier.

"If it weren't for this incident, because of Picasso's interference, I would have already conquered the Tang Dynasty and become the crown prince in my father's heart. Once I became the crown prince, I would be the rightful heir."