The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1292

If it were truly possible, King Yinglan would likely have already taken action. But so much time has passed, and King Yinglan still hasn't been able to accomplish anything.

He completely disregarded King Yinglan's words, treating them merely as a joke.

"You don't even know what will happen in the end, so how do you know that I really have no choice?" King Yinglan was about to lose his temper.

Xu Tian is right, he really has no other options right now.

But just because there's no way to solve it now doesn't mean there won't be a way in the future.

"I don't need to know what Your Highness is thinking. I just hope Your Highness can release them quickly. If you don't release them, I may have to resort to some unnecessary measures. I hope Your Highness can forgive me." Seeing that Prince Yinglan remained silent, Xu Tian could only threaten back.

Since they already had all the necessary manpower ready, they weren't afraid at all.

Completely unexpectedly, King Yinglan was amused by Xu Tian's arrogance.

He really didn't know who gave him the courage.

"Have you already reached an agreement with the Princess?" King Yinglan asked, somewhat puzzled, knowing that the Princess was looking for Xu Tian.

He just sent people to investigate, but they didn't find out anything.

Xu Tian avoided talking about what had just happened.

If he were to actually say it, it would do the eldest princess no good at all.

"Your Highness, I have already given you a chance, but you have not been willing to cherish it, so there is nothing I can do." Xu Tian's patience had almost reached its limit, and he coldly reminded him.

Without hesitation, Xu Tian summoned the people from Wagang Village.

"Smash the Prince's Mansion!" Xu Tian shouted, turning around.

The events unfolded rather suddenly, and King Yinglan was completely unprepared.

He didn't have many men, and they were no match for those people. In the end, he could only watch helplessly as his palace was smashed to pieces.

They had almost completely destroyed the Prince's mansion, but they still hadn't found the person.

Xu Tian guessed that King Yinglan had already hidden those people away.

"How long do you intend to act so presumptuously in my palace? Do you really think I won't get angry?" Looking at the dilapidated state of the Yinglan Palace around him, he felt a pang of sadness.

He didn't know how much money he would have to spend to fix those leaks.

He always felt that Xu Tian had done it on purpose.

"Your Highness, where exactly did you take them?" Xu Tian looked at Prince Yinglan, completely ignoring the prince's earlier roar.

The moment he made his move, he guessed that something like this might happen.

King Yinglan stomped his foot hard and gritted his teeth, "I will absolutely not tell you."

In his extreme anger, King Yinglan suddenly remembered something. Instantly, the anger on King Yinglan's face was replaced by smugness: "Let me kindly remind you, Jin Rusong is in danger."

My sudden words startled Xu Tian, ​​causing him to abandon the question he was about to blurt out.

His expression kept changing as he tried to confirm the truth of what King Yinglan had just said.

After thinking about it carefully for a while, he concluded that King Yinglan would never stoop to deceiving him with such a thing.

Not wanting to stay any longer, Xu Tian quickly left.